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Vocabulary Level G Unit 12 Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

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1.

Imagine you're at a lively party hosted by Kai, and you notice Daniel always surrounded by a group of friends, laughing and sharing stories. Aria, who is a bit more reserved, asks you how you would describe Daniel's personality. Which word would you use?

a)

No longer in existence or functioning, dead

b)

Sociable, seeking the company of others

c)

Concise, using few words

d)

Equivalent, having the same meaning, value, or effect

2.

Hey there! Can you help Henry figure out what the adjective "defunct" means? He's super curious!

a)

Sociable, seeking the company of others

b)

An object believed to have magical powers

c)

No longer in existence or functioning, dead

d)

Concise, using few words

3.

Imagine Benjamin is writing a super short story for a competition that only allows 50 words! Which word best describes Benjamin's writing style?

a)

Equivalent, having the same meaning, value, or effect

b)

An object believed to have magical powers

c)

Sociable, seeking the company of others

d)

Concise, using few words

4.

Imagine Isla found an ancient, mysterious object in her attic. She believes it has magical powers to bring good luck. What does the noun "fetish" mean in this context?

a)

No longer in existence or functioning, dead

b)

Concise, using few words

c)

An object believed to have magical powers

d)

Sociable, seeking the company of others

5.

Hey there! Avery, Evelyn, and Scarlett are playing a word game. Avery says, 'I think tantamount means concise, using few words.' Evelyn believes it's more about being sociable. Scarlett, however, argues it means equivalent, having the same meaning, value, or effect. Who do you think is right?

a)

Concise, using few words

b)

Sociable, seeking the company of others

c)

No longer in existence or functioning, dead

d)

Equivalent, having the same meaning, value, or effect

6.

Hey there! Imagine Abigail just learned a new word, "perfunctory", and she's super excited to share it with Hannah and Aiden. But, they're a bit puzzled about what it means. Can you help them out by choosing the right meaning?

a)

To be depressed or dispirited

b)

Done in a superficial or halfhearted manner; without interest or enthusiasm

c)

To take up and support

d)

An object of unreasoning devotion or reverence

7.

Hey there! Imagine Hannah is on a quest to learn new words. Today, she's curious about the verb "espouse." Can you help her figure out what it means?

a)

To trouble with demands; to beg for insistently

b)

To be depressed or dispirited

c)

To take up and support

d)

To reciprocate

8.

Imagine Grace and Noah are in a classic movie scene. Grace does something really nice for Noah. If Noah wants to requite Grace's kindness, what does he need to do?

a)

To reciprocate

b)

To take up and support

c)

An object of unreasoning devotion or reverence

d)

To trouble with demands; to beg for insistently

9.

Imagine William is on a quest to learn new words, and today's word is "importune". Can you help William understand what "importune" means?

a)

To be depressed or dispirited

b)

To take up and support

c)

To trouble with demands; to beg for insistently

d)

To reciprocate

10.

Imagine Anika, Benjamin, and David are playing a trivia game. It's Benjamin's turn, and he gets a question that stumps everyone: What does the noun "fetish" mean?

a)

To be depressed or dispirited

b)

To take up and support

c)

To trouble with demands; to beg for insistently

d)

An object of unreasoning devotion or reverence

11.

Imagine Kai and Luna are playing a word game where they challenge each other with difficult words. Today, Kai asked Luna, 'What does the verb "languish" mean?' Help Luna win this round by choosing the correct meaning.

a)

To take up and support

b)

To be depressed or dispirited

c)

To trouble with demands; to beg for insistently

d)

To reciprocate

12.

Oh no! Our friend Lily has found herself in quite the pickle during her latest adventure. It seems like no matter what she does, her luck just isn't on her side today. How would you describe Lily's situation using a fancy adjective?

a)

Present in all places at all times

b)

Marked by a persistent absence of good luck

c)

Faultless, beyond criticism or blame

d)

Pertaining to beauty; sensitive or responsive to beauty

13.

Imagine you're a superhero with Ethan and Rohan, and you have the power to be everywhere at once! What word describes this incredible ability?

a)

To become weak, feeble, or dull

b)

To become attached to, adopt; to marry

c)

Present in all places at all times

d)

Marked by a persistent absence of good luck

14.

Imagine Charlotte, James, and Aria are in a magical land where words have power. They come across an ancient scroll with the word "languish." What power does this word hold?

a)

To become attached to, adopt; to marry

b)

Pertaining to beauty; sensitive or responsive to beauty

c)

To become weak, feeble, or dull

d)

Faultless, beyond criticism or blame

15.

Imagine Avery, Anika, and Aria are on a quest to find a treasure that is described as 'impeccable'. What do you think 'impeccable' means in this context?

a)

Marked by a persistent absence of good luck

b)

To become weak, feeble, or dull

c)

Faultless, beyond criticism or blame

d)

To become attached to, adopt; to marry

16.

Imagine Mason and Maya are discussing art in a museum. Mason points to a sculpture and says, 'This piece really speaks to me on an aesthetic level.' What does Mason mean by 'aesthetic'?

a)

Present in all places at all times

b)

To become weak, feeble, or dull

c)

Faultless, beyond criticism or blame

d)

Pertaining to beauty; sensitive or responsive to beauty

17.

Alright, word wizards! Let's dive into the world of verbs with a fun challenge. Samuel, Avery, and Elijah are on a quest to discover the true meaning of "espouse." Can you help them out?

a)

Marked by a persistent absence of good luck

b)

To become attached to, adopt; to marry

c)

Present in all places at all times

d)

Pertaining to beauty; sensitive or responsive to beauty

18.

Imagine Anika, Henry, and Mia are on a magical journey to find the hidden treasure. They come across a mysterious old map with a riddle that says, 'To find the treasure, you must first understand the meaning of nadir.' What does 'nadir' mean?

a)

The highest point

b)

The turning point

c)

The lowest point

d)

The midpoint

19.

Imagine Grace, William, and Michael are deciding on a weekend activity. Grace suggests an escape room because she knows they all love puzzles and working together. This makes Grace think of a word that describes someone who enjoys being part of a group. What is the meaning of "gregarious"?

a)

Preferring solitude

b)

Living together in a herd or group

c)

Being aggressive

d)

Being very quiet

20.

Hey there! Oliver, Benjamin, and Grace are on a secret mission to decode a mysterious message. They stumbled upon a word 'interpolate'. Can you help them figure out what 'interpolate' means?

a)

To remove completely

b)

To insert between other parts or things

c)

To interpret incorrectly

d)

To integrate smoothly

21.

Hey there! Aria, Harper, and Liam are on a quest to discover new words. Today's challenge is to find out what "plaintive" means. Can you help them choose the correct meaning?

a)

Joyful and lively

b)

Expressive of sorrow or woe

c)

Indifferent or unemotional

d)

Loud and boisterous

22.

Imagine Ava just learned a new word in her vocabulary class and wants to challenge Liam and Arjun with it! She asks, "What does 'requite' mean?" Can you help them out?

a)

To ask politely

b)

To make retaliation, as for an injury or wrong

c)

To request something

d)

To require as necessary

23.

Imagine Charlotte is playing a tricky word game with Arjun and Noah. She uses the word "discomfit". What does she mean by that?

a)

To make someone feel at ease

b)

To agree with someone's opinion

c)

To frustrate, thwart, or defeat

d)

To comfort someone in distress

24.

Imagine Henry and Emma are playing a board game where they have to describe words without saying them. Emma describes a word as 'Given to lying or deception; untrue'. What word is she describing?

a)

Capable of being repaired

b)

To suffer neglect

c)

Given to lying or deception; untrue

d)

To make suitable repayment

25.

Hey there! Aria, Luna, and Emma are playing a word game. They stumbled upon the word "languish." Can you help them figure out what it means?

a)

To droop

b)

To make suitable repayment, as for a kindness, service, or favor

c)

Incapable of being repaired or rectified

d)

To suffer neglect

26.

Imagine Isla and Liam are in a magical garden where flowers can speak! One of the flowers droops sadly and says, 'I'm languishing...' What does 'languish' mean in this context?

a)

To droop

b)

Given to lying or deception; untrue

c)

To make suitable repayment, as for a kindness, service, or favor

d)

Incapable of being repaired or rectified

27.

Imagine Mia just did a huge favor for Hannah by helping her study for her finals. Hannah wants to show her appreciation in a meaningful way. What does Hannah need to do to requite Mia's kindness?

a)

To droop

b)

Given to lying or deception; untrue

c)

To make suitable repayment, as for a kindness, service, or favor

d)

Incapable of being repaired or rectified

28.

Imagine Michael accidentally dropped his favorite vase, and despite all efforts, it couldn't be fixed. What does the adjective "irreparable" best describe about the vase's condition?

a)

To droop

b)

Given to lying or deception; untrue

c)

To make suitable repayment, as for a kindness, service, or favor

d)

Incapable of being repaired or rectified