Vocabulary Quizs

Texture

• (n) The surface feel or appearance of something. Example: The bread has a soft texture.

• (n) The color and brightness of an object.

• (n) The weight and density of a material.

• (n) The shape and size of an object.

Competence

• (n) The ability to do something well. Example: He has high competence in programming.

• (n) A measure of one's intelligence and creativity.

• (n) The process of learning new skills and knowledge.

• (n) A term used to describe a person's social status.

Unprecedented

• (adj) Never done or known before. Example: The team had an unprecedented winning streak.

• (adj) Commonly done or known before. Example: The team had a common winning streak.

• (adj) Rarely done or known before. Example: The team had a rare winning streak.

• (adj) Frequently done or known before. Example: The team had a frequent winning streak.

Tactile

• (adj) Related to the sense of touch.

• (adj) Related to the sense of sight.

• (adj) Related to the sense of hearing.

• (adj) Related to the sense of taste.

Retention

• (n) The act of keeping or holding something. Example: Water retention can cause swelling.

• (n) The process of losing something over time. Example: Memory retention decreases with age.

• (n) The ability to forget information quickly. Example: High retention rates are desirable in education.

• (n) The act of transferring ownership of something. Example: Retention of property is important.

Partial

• (adj) Not complete. Example: We have only a partial solution.

• (adj) Completely finished. Example: The project is complete.

• (adj) Lacking in some way. Example: The report was lacking details.

• (adj) Fully developed. Example: The idea was fully developed.

Inherit

• (v) To receive from someone after they die.

• (v) To give something to someone as a gift.

• (v) To borrow something temporarily.

• (v) To sell something for profit.

Inspect

• (v) To look at something carefully.

• (v) To ignore something completely.

• (v) To break something into pieces.

• (v) To decorate something beautifully.

Job market

• (n) The availability of jobs. Example: The job market is competitive for graduates.

• (n) A term used to describe the number of job openings in a specific industry.

• (n) The process of applying for jobs and attending interviews.

• (n) A measure of how many people are unemployed in a region.

Exponentially

• (adv) Increasing very fast. Example: Prices have risen exponentially.

• (adv) Increasing slowly over time. Example: Prices have risen gradually.

• (adv) Remaining constant over time. Example: Prices have remained stable.

• (adv) Decreasing rapidly. Example: Prices have fallen sharply.