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Word of the Day Quiz #7

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of 'vindicate'?

a)

To show that someone is not guilty

b)

To take revenge on someone

c)

To make excuses for poor behavior

d)

To question someone's authority

2.

Which sentence uses 'wary' correctly?

a)

She was wary about the offer that seemed too good to be true.

b)

The wary sunshine brightened up the entire room.

c)

He completed the task with wary and precision.

d)

The wary celebration lasted until midnight.

3.

The word 'abhor' most closely means:

a)

To worship

b)

To detest

c)

To consider

d)

To approve

4.

In which situation would someone 'bask' in something?

a)

When they're running away from danger

b)

When they're experiencing extreme sadness

c)

When they're enjoying positive attention

d)

When they're working on a difficult problem

5.

What does it mean to 'capitulate'?

a)

To invest money

b)

To summarize main points

c)

To surrender or give in

d)

To speak loudly and clearly

6.

'Guile' refers to:

a)

Extreme happiness

b)

Cunning deceitfulness

c)

Physical strength

d)

Impressive knowledge

7.

Which of the following is the best example of 'debunking' something?

a)

Creating a new scientific theory

b)

Proving a popular myth to be false

c)

Building a structure according to code

d)

Writing a fictional story

8.

Something that is 'elusive' is:

a)

Easy to find or catch

b)

Extremely dangerous

c)

Difficult to find or catch

d)

Completely transparent

9.

A 'fervent' supporter of a cause would be:

a)

Lukewarm and indifferent

b)

Passionate and enthusiastic

c)

Critical and doubtful

d)

Logical and unemotional

10.

The term 'haughty' describes someone who is:

a)

Extremely tired

b)

Arrogantly superior

c)

Deeply thoughtful

d)

Exceedingly generous

11.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'vindicate'?

a)

She tried to vindicate her brother by providing an alibi.

b)

The chef vindicated the spices before adding them to the dish.

c)

They vindicated the entire building during the fire drill.

d)

The artist vindicated her paintings with bright colors.

12.

Being 'wary' of a situation means:

a)

Being excited about it

b)

Being cautious about it

c)

Being ignorant of it

d)

Being in control of it

13.

Which of the following would a person who 'abhors' violence likely do?

a)

Participate in boxing matches

b)

Watch violent movies for entertainment

c)

Advocate for peaceful conflict resolution

d)

Join the military to fight in wars

14.

The phrase 'to debunk a theory' means:

a)

To support it with new evidence

b)

To expand upon the original idea

c)

To expose it as false

d)

To publish it in a scientific journal

15.

Someone described as having 'fervent beliefs' would:

a)

Frequently change their opinions

b)

Hold their convictions intensely

c)

Have no strong opinions on any subject

d)

Only believe things that can be scientifically proven