Mastery and Precision: Advanced Precise Vocabulary Quiz

Elicit means to bring out or draw forth a response, such as eliciting an answer or reaction. Illicit means illegal or not allowed by law or rules. Although they sound similar, their meanings are completely different.

Illicit describes something that is against the law or not permitted. The other options are incorrect spellings or have different meanings. The sentence correctly uses illicit to show something unlawful.

A precedent is an earlier event, action, or decision that is used as an example or guide for future situations. It is often used in law or rules. The word is correctly defined here.

Than is used when comparing two things, such as size or difficulty. Then relates to time or order of events. The sentence correctly explains the difference between the two.

Capital refers to a city where a government is based, such as a state or national capital. Capitol refers to the building where lawmakers meet. The sentence correctly distinguishes between the two terms.

Ratify means to formally approve or confirm something, such as a law or agreement. The other options are misspellings. The word is used correctly in the sentence.

Allude means to refer to something indirectly without clearly stating it. Writers often allude to ideas, events, or stories. The word fits situations involving indirect reference.

Serene describes a calm, quiet, and peaceful state or environment. The other spellings are incorrect and do not form real words. The sentence correctly uses serene.

Allude again means to hint at or refer to something indirectly. It does not explain in detail but suggests an idea. The repetition reinforces the correct meaning.

Ratify means to officially approve or confirm a decision. It is commonly used with laws, treaties, or agreements. The word is used accurately.

Capitol with an “o” refers specifically to the building where government members meet. It does not refer to the city itself. The explanation is correct.

Than is the correct word when comparing two things. Using then instead would incorrectly refer to time. The sentence correctly identifies this usage.

A precedent is a past decision or action that helps guide future choices. It provides an example to follow. The explanation correctly defines the term.

Elicit is used when someone causes a reaction, answer, or feeling to come out. It often involves asking questions or prompting responses. The meaning fits the sentence.

Illicit correctly describes something that is forbidden or against the law. The statement accurately explains the word’s meaning. Therefore, it is true.

Elicit is a verb meaning to evoke or draw out a response. It is commonly used with words like reaction or answer. The statement is correct.

Precedent does not refer to something happening later. It refers to something that happened earlier and is used as a guide. Therefore, the statement is false.

Than is used when making comparisons between two things. The explanation correctly identifies its use. The statement is true.

Capitol specifically names the government building, not the city. This distinction is correct. The statement is true.

Allude means to hint at something without saying it directly. The statement accurately describes the word. Therefore, it is true.