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Vocabulary - study sync 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Define the word "detect"

a)
To ignore or overlook something.
b)
To create or produce something new.
c)
To analyze or evaluate something thoroughly.
d)
To discover or identify the presence of something.
2.

Define the word "Acquired"

a)
Obtained or gained, often through effort or experience.
b)
Lost or forgotten, often due to neglect.
c)
Given freely without any effort or exchange.
d)
Inherent or natural, without external influence.
3.

Define the word "hesitantly"

a)
In a quick manner; with certainty.
b)

in a slow or nervous way, because of not being sure of something

c)
In a confident manner; without hesitation.
d)
In a loud manner; with assertiveness.
4.

Define "Compare and contrast"

a)
Compare and contrast refers to the process of identifying similarities and differences between two or more subjects.
b)
A technique for analyzing numerical data.
c)
A method of summarizing a single subject.
d)
A way to evaluate the effectiveness of a process.
5.

Define "quote"

a)

A quote is a repetition of someone else's statement or thoughts using quotation marks.

b)
A quote is a summary of a person's life.
c)
A quote is a type of financial transaction.
d)
A quote is an original thought expressed by an author.
6.

Define "portable" as it's used in this sentence:

Easy listening or smooth jazz but when I listed late at night with my portable (that I was so proud of)

a)

a lightweight device, such as a radio or television, that can be easily carried.

b)
A feature of a smartphone.
c)
A brand of headphones.
d)
A type of music genre.
7.

Define "humiliating" as it's used in this sentence:

Hat in the hand to ask to borrow so that I might borrow, probably they said something humilating since southern Whites like to humilate southern blacks.

a)
Making someone feel proud or accomplished.
b)
Encouraging someone to stand tall and confident.
c)
Causing someone to feel ashamed or degraded.
d)
Promoting a sense of equality and respect.
8.

Define "nonetheless" as it's used in this sentence:

But she nonetheless brought the books back and I held them to my chest.

a)
Despite that; in any case.
b)
On the contrary; instead.
c)
In contrast; however.
d)
Regardless of that; anyway.
9.

Define "glider" as it's used in this sentence:

Where I would sit on the front porch in a gray glider and dream of a world far away.

a)
A rocking chair that moves back and forth.
b)
A small boat used for fishing.
c)
A chair that spins around in circles.
d)
A type of bird that glides through the air.
10.

Define "savoring" as it's defined in this sentence:

I woke up early that morning and lay in bed, looking at the stars and savoring the thought of not going to work.

a)
To ignore a thought or experience.
b)
To forget about a thought or experience.
c)
To rush through a thought or experience.
d)
To fully enjoy and appreciate a thought or experience.