Egypt Game Quiz Vocabulary 8-11

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This word means a plan of action_________________________

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The 'Egypt Game Quiz Vocabulary 8-11' assesses understanding of specific vocabulary words, enhancing language skills. It covers terms like 'scheme', 'persistent', and 'sophisticated', crucial for learners aiming to enhance their English vocabulary and comprehension.

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If something is constantly repeated over and over__________________________

Explanation
If something is constantly repeated over and over, it shows a persistent nature. Persistence refers to the act of continuing to do something or the quality of being determined and not giving up easily. Therefore, the term "persistent" accurately describes the situation where something is repeated consistently.

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A song of praise or honor is a ________________________________

Explanation
A song of praise or honor is commonly referred to as a hymn. Hymns are religious or devotional songs that are typically sung in a worship setting. They are often characterized by their uplifting and reverent lyrics, and are commonly used in religious ceremonies and gatherings. Hymns serve as a way for individuals or a community to express their devotion, gratitude, and reverence towards a higher power. They have been a significant part of religious traditions for centuries and continue to be sung and cherished by believers worldwide.

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This means someone is very worldly and educated__________________________

Explanation
Someone who is sophisticated is often seen as worldly and educated. They possess refined tastes, manners, and knowledge about various aspects of culture, art, and society. Being sophisticated implies having a broad understanding of the world and being able to navigate social situations with ease and grace. Therefore, the correct answer suggests that someone who is sophisticated is likely to be very worldly and educated.

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Noisy and shouting is called a __________________________________

Explanation
Noisy and shouting is called a clamor. The word "clamor" refers to a loud and chaotic noise, often created by a group of people shouting or making a lot of noise. It implies a sense of disorder and commotion caused by the loud sounds.

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Unison means_______________
- Hold onto
- A song of praise
- Happen at the same time
Correct Answer

A. Happen at the same time

Explanation

Unison refers to the occurrence of multiple things happening simultaneously or at the same time. It implies a synchronized or coordinated action where different elements or individuals are in perfect harmony or agreement. In music, unison refers to multiple voices or instruments playing or singing the same pitch or melody together, creating a unified sound.

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Raptly Means
- To get
- Stuck up/snobby
- Spellbound/engrossed
Correct Answer

A. Spellbound/engrossed

Explanation

The word "raptly" means being completely engrossed or spellbound by something. It implies being deeply absorbed or captivated by a particular activity, object, or idea. It suggests a state of intense focus and fascination, where one's attention is completely captured.

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Clutch means to
- Drive a car
- Hold onto
- Mad scientist
Correct Answer

A. Hold onto

Explanation

The correct answer is "hold onto." In the given options, "hold onto" is the only one that accurately defines the meaning of "clutch." Clutching means to grip or grasp tightly, indicating a firm hold onto something. The other options, such as driving a car or referring to a mad scientist, do not align with the meaning of "clutch."

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Unison means happened at the same time
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Unison means that something happened at the same time. This means that multiple things or people are acting or occurring in synchronization or harmony. Therefore, the correct answer is True, as it accurately reflects the definition of unison.

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10.

Noisy and shouting is called clamor
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement is stating that noisy and shouting is called clamor. Clamor refers to a loud and confused noise, usually created by a group of people shouting or making a lot of noise. Therefore, the statement is true as it accurately defines clamor as being noisy and shouting.

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If someone has traveled to a lot of places and went to many schools you could say they are raptly
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The word "raptly" means being completely absorbed or engrossed in something. It does not relate to traveling to different places or attending multiple schools. Therefore, the statement is false.

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12.

The little engine that could was ______________________
- A plan of action
- Loud and noisy
- Persistant
Correct Answer

A. Persistant

Explanation

The correct answer is "persistent" because the phrase "The little engine that could" is often used to describe someone or something that is determined and keeps trying despite facing challenges or obstacles. Therefore, the word "persistent" best captures the essence of the phrase and conveys the idea of not giving up easily.

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13.

The choir sang in _____________________________
- Hymn
- Unison
- Clutch
Correct Answer

A. Unison

Explanation

The word "unison" refers to a musical term where all the members of a choir or group sing the same pitch or melody at the same time. This indicates that the choir sang together in harmony, creating a unified and synchronized sound.

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The mad scientist had a _______________ to take over the world.
- Crinoline
- Haughty
- Scheme
Correct Answer

A. Scheme

Explanation

The word "scheme" fits best in the given sentence because it suggests a plan or plot, which aligns with the mad scientist's intention to take over the world. "Crinoline" refers to a type of petticoat, which is unrelated to the context. "Haughty" means arrogant or proud, which does not convey the idea of a plan or intention. Therefore, "scheme" is the most appropriate word choice.

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- Sophisticated
- Raptly
- Unison
Correct Answer

A. Sophisticated
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- Persistant
- Scheme
- Raptly
Correct Answer

A. Raptly
17.
- Sympathetic
- Clamor
- Hymn
Correct Answer

A. Clamor
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- Clutch
- Persistant
- Raptly
Correct Answer

A. Clutch
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- Song of praise or honor
- to tremble
- To call upon someone
Correct Answer

A. Song of praise or honor
20.

This word shows
- Clamor
- Quavered
- Sophisticated
Correct Answer

A. Quavered

Explanation

The word "quavered" suggests a trembling or shaky quality. It implies that the subject's voice or tone is unsteady or wavering, possibly due to fear, nervousness, or uncertainty. This word conveys a sense of vulnerability or fragility in the way the subject speaks or expresses themselves.

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21.

This is something that represents something. It is a
- Raptly
- Remedial
- Token
Correct Answer

A. Token

Explanation

A token is something that represents or symbolizes something else. It can be used as a form of currency, a sign of membership, or a means of identification. In this context, the word "token" fits the description given in the question as it represents something and can be used as a symbol.

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22.

The Jenga game will do this before it falls over
- Teeter
- Summoned
- Persistant
Correct Answer

A. Teeter

Explanation

The word "teeter" means to sway or wobble unsteadily, often right before falling over. In the context of the Jenga game, where players take turns removing blocks from a tower, the tower becomes increasingly unstable and starts to teeter as more blocks are removed. This teetering motion is a clear indication that the tower is about to fall over. Therefore, the correct answer is "teeter" because it accurately describes what the Jenga game will do before it falls over.

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23.

Something hard to move is
- Teeter
- Scheme
- Unwieldly
Correct Answer

A. Unwieldly

Explanation

The word "unwieldly" means something that is difficult to move or handle due to its size, weight, or complexity. It suggests that the object in question is cumbersome, awkward, or impractical to maneuver.

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24.

These are worn by Egyptians
- Hymn
- Clutch
- Tunic
Correct Answer

A. Tunic

Explanation

Tunics are garments that are commonly worn by Egyptians. They are loose-fitting, usually knee-length or longer, and are often made of lightweight fabrics. Tunics were a popular clothing choice in ancient Egypt and were worn by both men and women. They provided comfort in the hot climate and were often decorated with intricate patterns or embroidery.

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