Sadlier Oxford Level B Unit 7 1-20

Use 'prior' in a sentence.

• In applying for the job, Don listed all of his prior work experience.

• The prior event was canceled due to rain.

• She had a prior engagement that she couldn't miss.

• He was prior to the meeting when it started.

What does 'flagrant' mean?

• Something that is obviously offensive or bad.

• A term used to describe something that is very subtle.

• A word that means extremely good or excellent.

• A phrase used to indicate something is average.

Use 'flagrant' in a sentence.

• After being punished by the principal, John showed his flagrant disrespect for authority by vandalizing the school building.

• The flagrant colors of the sunset painted the sky beautifully.

• She made a flagrant mistake by forgetting her best friend's birthday.

• His flagrant enthusiasm for the project was contagious.

What does 'vigilant' mean?

• Keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.

• Being overly cautious and paranoid.

• Ignoring potential threats and risks.

• Acting without thinking or planning.

What does 'proficient' mean?

• Skilled and competent in a particular area.

• Lacking in skill or ability.

• Having a basic understanding of a subject.

• Expert in multiple fields.

What is a situation where being 'foremost' is important?

• In a competition, being foremost means being in the leading position.

• In a discussion, being foremost means being the loudest speaker.

• In a race, being foremost means finishing last.

• In a team, being foremost means having the most followers.

What does 'foremost' mean?

• Being the least important or prominent.

• Being the most important or prominent.

• Being the second most important.

• Being the most hidden or obscure.

Use 'proficient' in a sentence.

• She is so proficient in numerical calculation that she seldom requires the use of an electronic calculator.

• He is proficient at playing the guitar but struggles with the piano.

• They are proficient in swimming but not in diving.

• She is proficient in cooking but prefers to order takeout.

Use 'vigilant' in a sentence.

• If we had only been more vigilant, we would have seen the submerged log.

• She was vigilant in her studies, ensuring she understood every topic.

• The dog was vigilant, barking at every passerby.

• He felt vigilant after drinking a strong cup of coffee.

What is the opposite of 'proficient'?

• Incompetent

• Expert

• Talented

• Skilled