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Wit & Wisdom Module 2 Vocab Quizs (words 9-20)*

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Phantom (adj.)

What does it mean?

a)

Seemingly real but not actually real.

b)

A type of ghost or spirit.

c)

A vivid dream or illusion.

d)

A physical object that is hidden.

2.

Wisdom (n.)

a)

Accumulated knowledge or learning.

b)

A type of fruit.

c)

A form of exercise.

d)

A style of painting.

3.

Visualize (v.)

a)

To see something in your head while you think about it or as it is being described.

b)

To physically see an object in front of you.

c)

To ignore something that is being described.

d)

To create a detailed plan for a project.

4.

Speculate

a)

To hypothesize; to make a guess when curious or doubtful.

b)

To confirm a fact with certainty.

c)

To ignore a situation and avoid making a decision.

d)

To analyze data and draw conclusions.

5.

Reason (v.)

a)

To arrive at a conclusion through close, careful, logical thought.

b)

To act without thinking.

c)

To make a decision based on emotions.

d)

To ignore evidence and make assumptions.

6.

Knowledge (n.)

a)

Understanding of a topic or idea through learning or experience.

b)

A type of physical skill acquired through practice.

c)

A collection of random facts without context.

d)

The ability to memorize information quickly.

7.

Meditate

a)

To think deeply about.

b)

To act without thinking.

c)

To ignore one's thoughts.

d)

To express emotions freely.

8.

Presume (v.)

a)

To assume as truth without evidence or question.

b)

To doubt the validity of something.

c)

To question the truth of a statement.

d)

To accept something as false without proof.

9.

Ignorance (n.)

a)

A state of not knowing; lack of awareness or education.

b)

A deep understanding of a subject.

c)

The ability to learn quickly and efficiently.

d)

A form of enlightenment and knowledge.

10.

Surmise (v.)

a)

To voice an opinion with little evidence; imagine.

b)

To make a definitive conclusion based on facts.

c)

To express certainty about a situation.

d)

To analyze data thoroughly.

11.

Peculiar (adj.)

a)

Abnormal or different from the usual expectation.

b)

Common and expected.

c)

Ordinary and typical.

d)

Familiar and usual.

12.

Tollbooth (n.)

What is a tollbooth?

a)

A type of vehicle used for transportation.

b)

A small building in which payments are collected so that passage on or access to a roadway can be permitted.

c)

A place where tolls are paid for using public transportation.

d)

A structure used for collecting taxes on goods.