Understanding Eject, Subject, and Reject

The video tutorial introduces a vocabulary list based on the root word 'Ja', meaning 'throw'. It covers words like 'dejected', 'eject', 'injection', 'jettison', 'projectile', 'projector', 'reject', 'subject', and 'trajectory', explaining their meanings and providing examples for better understanding.

What does the word 'dejected' mean?

• To feel angry

• To feel excited

• To feel sad

• To feel happy

Which word means to feel thrown down in spirit?

• Subject

• Reject

• Dejected

• Eject

What is an example of the word 'eject'?

• A light switch

• A door handle

• A window latch

• A computer eject button

What action does the word 'eject' describe?

• To lift up

• To push down

• To throw out

• To pull in

What does 'injection' refer to?

• Throwing medicine into the body

• Throwing a tantrum

• Throwing a ball

• Throwing a party

What does 'jettison' mean?

• To keep goods

• To throw goods overboard

• To sell goods

• To buy goods

What is the purpose of 'jettisoning' goods?

• To lighten the load

• To sell

• To increase weight

• To decorate

What is a 'projectile'?

• A type of vehicle

• An object thrown with force

• A stationary object

• A type of plant

What does a 'projector' do?

• Throws sound

• Throws light

• Throws water

• Throws images onto a wall

What is an example of a 'projectile'?

• A football

• A book

• A chair

• A table