Hardest Vocabulary

1. What does "caution" mean?

A sign

Being caught

A warning

A label

2. What does "lasting" mean?

Being the last one

Being opposite of first

Having results

Staying or remaining for a long time

3. What does "absurd" mean?

Up in the air

Silly, unreasonable

Thoughtless

Cranky

4. What does "inhalation" mean?

A sudden breath

An in-breath

A slow breath

An out-breath

5. What does "vapor" mean?

Mountain air

Air before it rains

Air after it rains

Mist or gas

6. What does "rhythm" mean?

Dance ability

Related to music

Related to drums

The pattern of a beat

7. What sentence uses "ancient" correctly?

We went to see the ancient when we were on vacation.

In the park, we found an ancient tree. It had the widest trunk we have ever seen.

We were touring and ancienting for weeks.

That little kitten is the most ancient cat I have seen in a long time.

8. Which sentence uses "avoid" correctly?

He has plenty of avoid techniques. He's not very social.

She does not like to concentrate, and her mind is always in avoid.

The doctor said he is lactose intolerant. That means he has to avoid milk.

We avoids taking tests whenever we can.

9. What does "impressive" mean?

Admirable

Pressed in

Normal

Interesting

10. Which sentence does NOT use "demonstrate" correctly?

My father demonstrated how to use the lawn mower, but I already knew how.

Can you please demonstrate how to do that?

Children do not learn things on their own. Parents and teachers demonstrate how to do a lot of things.

I believe that educational demonstrate came out very well.

11. What does "enact" mean?

To pretend, to imagine

To stop an action

To pass out, to distribute

To perform, to act out

12. Which sentence does NOT use "exposed" correctly?

In the desert, we had to walk for miles in the exposed.

She cut her knee and the wound was exposed for hours.

I have a funny-looking sunburn. Part of my arm was exposed and part wasn't.

For that kind of rash, you have to keep your skin exposed to the air.

13. What does "charisma" mean?

Feeling alive

Having a good personality

Lively, engaging personality

Having care about everything

14. Which sentence uses "convey" correctly?

In baggage claim, our bags conveyed three circles before we noticed them.

Through a translator, he was able to convey the information.

I can never convey one kind of lettuce from another.

Some birds convey their eggs in the morning.

15. What does "dwelling" mean?

A cave

A thicket

A home

A corner

16. Which sentence uses "feasible" correctly?

He is charging some feasibles up front.

We had to feasible our budget before the end of the month.

My mother says she will never go bungee-jumping, so I think our bungee-jumping gift certificate is a feasible birthday present.

That is a feasible plan--we can certainly do it.

17. What does "commonplace" mean?

Related to a nearby place

Very cozy

Very normal

A place where people like to be normal

18. What does "gregarious" mean?

Someone people like

Fair

Social

Related to Greg

19. What does "monumental" mean?

Grand, wonderful

Related to monuments

Very tall and strong

Tough

20. Which sentence does NOT use "innovative" correctly?

He received a famous prize for his innovative scientific theories.

Our company will have to be innovative in order to compete in this ever-changing world.

Her ideas are so innovative. Everything she suggests has already been done a million times.

I appreciate your innovative ideas. Now let's decide which new project we should do first.

21. What does "celebrated" mean?

Famous

After the party

Good for a party

About old time celebrities

22. Which sentence uses the word "marvel" correctly?

We rolled some marvels around on the ground.

The marvel girl did some amazing things.

He marveled at the famous singer, awed by the beautiful music.

The audience gave a lot of applause, a lot of marvel.

23. What does "brilliant" mean?

Radiant

High quality in art or intelligence

Having a trilling quality

Both A and B

24. Which sentence does NOT use critical correctly?

I'm going to sing now. Please don't be too critical because this is my first time singing in public.

Every good writer knows how to edit with a critical eye.

He was very critical about my story. He happily read it and told me how great it was.

25. Which sentence does NOT use "ample" correctly?

You have ample time to finish the project--you have all day today and tomorrow.

You can stay at our house. There is ample room.

That grocery store has an ample selection of frozen dinners.