7th Grade Vocabulary Test: Prefixes In- And Im-
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What does the word "immature" mean?
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Not fully grown or developed physically and mentally
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Not capable of explanation
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That cannot be pierced
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Unable to pass over or overcome
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Adding of prefixes to words changes their meanings. Adding the prefixes im- to a word is the same as adding the word not where as adding prefix in- is the same as adding the word on or not before the word. Give the quiz a try and test your understanding on words with these prefixes.
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Is the following sentence being used properly? Jack is indecisive about which ice cream flavor to chose. He can't pick between chocolate or strawberry.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given sentence is being used properly. It correctly uses the word "indecisive" to describe Jack's struggle in choosing between two ice cream flavors, chocolate and strawberry.Rate this question:
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Which word means " that cannot be pierced?"
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Impenetrable
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Incompetent
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Incoherent
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Immature
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A. ImpenetrableExplanation
Impenetrable means "that cannot be pierced" or "not able to be entered or passed through." It describes something that is extremely difficult or impossible to penetrate, such as a barrier or a material. This word suggests that there is no way to break through or pass through the object or substance in question.Rate this question:
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What does the word "indecisive" mean?
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Unable to make a decision
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Not likely to happen or be true
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Unwilling to change or comprise
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Not fully grown or developed physically and mentally
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A. Unable to make a decisionExplanation
The word "indecisive" refers to someone who is unable to make a decision. This means that they have difficulty in choosing between different options or making up their mind about something. They may hesitate, waver, or procrastinate when faced with choices, often leading to a lack of action or delay in making a decision.Rate this question:
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Which word completes the following sentence? Jessica was being very _______________________________ when chosing which dress to wear to the dance. She could not decide on the red or blue one.
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Indecisive
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Improbable
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Insurmountable
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Inexplicable
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A. IndecisiveExplanation
Jessica's inability to decide on which dress to wear to the dance indicates that she was being indecisive.Rate this question:
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Is the following sentence being used properly? Vince acts like an adult. That makes him very immature.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The given sentence is not being used properly. The statement "Vince acts like an adult. That makes him very immature" contradicts itself. If Vince acts like an adult, it would imply that he is mature, not immature. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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Is the following sentence being used properly? These inexplicable acts of violence at the school left the whole community stunned.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The sentence is being used properly because it effectively conveys the idea that the acts of violence at the school were unexpected and caused shock and surprise in the entire community. The word "inexplicable" suggests that the reasons behind the violence are unknown or difficult to understand. The use of the word "stunned" further emphasizes the strong emotional impact it had on the community.Rate this question:
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Which word completes the following sentence? Tommy was acting very __________________________ during class that his teacher had to send home a note about his behavior.
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Immature
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Inexplicable
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Incompetent
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Impenetrable
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A. ImmatureExplanation
Tommy's behavior during class was so inappropriate or childish that his teacher had to send a note home about it. This indicates that Tommy was not behaving in a mature manner, hence the word "immature" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Is the following sentence being used properly? The impenetrable metal was so strong that a knife was able to cut right through it.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The sentence is not being used properly. The word "impenetrable" means that something cannot be penetrated or pierced, so it contradicts the statement that a knife was able to cut through it. Therefore, the sentence is not being used properly.Rate this question:
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Is the following sentence being used properly? Kelly graduated from college because she is incompetent with her studies.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The sentence is not being used properly. It states that Kelly graduated from college because she is incompetent with her studies, which is contradictory. Graduating from college typically signifies competence in one's studies. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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What does the word "improbable" mean?
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Not likely to happen or be true
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Not fully grown or developed physically and mentally
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Not capable of explanation
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That cannot be pierced
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A. Not likely to happen or be trueExplanation
The word "improbable" refers to something that is not likely to happen or be true. It suggests that the event or statement in question has a low chance of occurring or being accurate.Rate this question:
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What does the word "inflexible" mean?
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Unwilling to change or comprise
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Unable to be tolerated or proved to be right
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Lacking qualifications or ability
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Incoherent - not able to understand or not clear
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A. Unwilling to change or compriseExplanation
The word "inflexible" means being unwilling to change or compromise. This implies that someone who is inflexible is resistant to adapting their opinions, beliefs, or actions, even when presented with new information or alternative perspectives. They are steadfast in their position and not open to negotiation or flexibility.Rate this question:
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Which word completes the following sentence? He had such an ________________________ amount of pain that he had to take a strong type of medicine in order to feel better.
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Insurmountable
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Incoherent
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Immature
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Indecisive
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A. InsurmountableExplanation
The word "insurmountable" is the correct answer because it means impossible to overcome or deal with. In the context of the sentence, it suggests that the amount of pain was so extreme that it was difficult to alleviate or manage without strong medicine.Rate this question:
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Which word means "lacking qualifications or ability?"
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Incompetent
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Incoherent
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Indecisive
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Improbable
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A. IncompetentExplanation
The word "incompetent" means lacking qualifications or ability. It describes someone who does not have the necessary skills or knowledge to perform a task or job effectively.Rate this question:
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Which word completes the following sentence? The ending to the movie was so far fetch that it was a very _______________________ situation. It would definitely never happen in real life.
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Improbable
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Indecisive
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Immature
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Incompetent
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A. ImprobableExplanation
The correct answer is "improbable" because it fits the context of the sentence. The sentence is describing the ending of a movie as being unrealistic and unlikely to happen in real life. "Improbable" means unlikely or not likely to happen, which accurately describes the situation being described in the sentence.Rate this question:
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Which word means "not able to understand or not clear?"
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Incoherent
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Insurmountable
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Inflexible
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Improbable
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A. IncoherentExplanation
The word "incoherent" means not able to understand or not clear. It refers to something that lacks logical or understandable connections, making it difficult to comprehend or follow.Rate this question:
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Which word means "unable to pass over or overcome?"
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Insurmountable
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Indecisive
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Improbable
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Immature
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A. InsurmountableExplanation
Insurmountable means "unable to pass over or overcome." It suggests that something is too difficult or impossible to conquer or overcome. It implies a sense of being unbeatable or insuperable.Rate this question:
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Which word completes the following sentence? The teacher was being very _____________________ about the decision. He was not willing to change his opinion.
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Inflexible
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Improbable
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Immature
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Insurmountable
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A. InflexibleExplanation
The word "inflexible" is the correct answer because it means unwilling to change or compromise. This fits with the context of the sentence where the teacher is described as not willing to change his opinion. The other options, improbable, immature, and insurmountable, do not convey the same meaning of being unwilling to change.Rate this question:
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What does the word "inexplicable" mean?
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Not capable of explanation
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Unable to be tolerated or proved to be right
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Lacking qualifications or ability
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Unable to pass over or overcome
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A. Not capable of explanationExplanation
The word "inexplicable" means that something cannot be explained or understood. It suggests that there is no logical or rational reason for it, making it impossible to provide a satisfactory explanation.Rate this question:
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Which word means "unable to be tolerated or proved to be right?"
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Inexcusable
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Incompetent
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Incoherent
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Insurmountable
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A. InexcusableExplanation
The word "inexcusable" means something that cannot be tolerated or justified. It refers to actions or behavior that are unacceptable or cannot be forgiven. It implies that there is no valid excuse or justification for the action or behavior in question.Rate this question:
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