Advanced Verbs Quiz

Why is it beneficial to learn advanced verbs?

• They are only for academic purposes.

• They are not useful for exams.

• They are only useful for writing.

• They make you sound more intelligent.

What does it mean to 'brace' for something?

• To relax and enjoy.

• To prepare for something easy.

• To get ready for a difficult situation.

• To ignore the situation.

Which of the following best describes 'emulate'?

• To express dissatisfaction.

• To prepare for a challenge.

• To copy or imitate positively.

• To dislike intensely.

What does the verb 'abhor' mean?

• To prepare for an event.

• To hate or detest.

• To imitate someone.

• To love deeply.

In what context might someone 'jeer'?

• When they are preparing for a storm.

• When they are happy with a performance.

• When they are unhappy and express it vocally.

• When they are indifferent to a situation.

What does it mean to 'vacillate'?

• To make a firm decision.

• To waver between different opinions or actions.

• To express strong dislike.

• To prepare for a difficult task.

What is the meaning of 'implore'?

• To command with authority.

• To beg earnestly or desperately.

• To imitate someone.

• To prepare for a challenge.

Which verb would you use to describe someone who is unsure about a decision?

• Implore

• Vacillate

• Emulate

• Brace

If someone is pleading with a leader to change a policy, which verb describes their action?

• Jeer

• Implore

• Abhor

• Emulate

Which verb would you use to describe preparing for a difficult situation?

• Vacillate

• Brace

• Jeer

• Implore