Uprising Vocabulary Quiz #3
Uprising Vocabulary Quiz #3 tests your understanding of complex English words and phrases. It assesses your ability to match meanings, identify rights, and recognize expressions of emotions, enhancing your vocabulary skills crucial for effective communication.
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suffrage
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A passionate expression of grief
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The right to vote
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Radical supporter of politics
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Complete unity
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A. The right to voteExplanation
Suffrage refers to the right to vote. It is a term used to describe the legal and political right of individuals to participate in the democratic process by casting their votes in elections. It is an essential aspect of democracy, allowing citizens to have a say in the governance of their country. The other options provided in the question, such as a passionate expression of grief, radical supporter of politics, and complete unity, do not accurately define suffrage.Rate this question:
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Radical supporter of politics
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Lament
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Suffrage
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Solidarity
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Revolutionary
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A. RevolutionaryExplanation
The term "revolutionary" refers to someone who supports or is involved in a radical change or revolution, particularly in politics. This person typically advocates for significant and transformative reforms in the existing system. The other options, such as "lament" (expressing sorrow or regret), "suffrage" (the right to vote), and "solidarity" (unity or cooperation), do not accurately describe someone who supports radical political change. Therefore, the correct answer is "revolutionary."Rate this question:
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Passionate expression of grief or sorrow
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Lament
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Jostling
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Regret
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Garbled
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A. LamentExplanation
Lament refers to a passionate expression of grief or sorrow. It is a deep expression of sadness or mourning, often accompanied by crying, wailing, or other forms of emotional release. This word accurately captures the idea of expressing grief or sorrow in a passionate manner, making it the correct answer in this context.Rate this question:
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Preposterous
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a small amount
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The right to vote
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Rediculous, senseless
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In a random manner
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A. Rediculous, senselessExplanation
The word "preposterous" means something that is absurd or ridiculous, completely lacking in reason or sense. Therefore, the correct answer is "ridiculous, senseless".Rate this question:
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Abomination
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A thing that causes disgust or hatred
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Small amount
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Managing to do something in a sneaky way
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Devise or invent
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A. A thing that causes disgust or hatredExplanation
The word "abomination" refers to something that causes a strong feeling of disgust or hatred. This suggests that the thing being described is highly offensive or repulsive to people. The other options, such as "small amount," "managing to do something in a sneaky way," and "devise or invent," do not align with the meaning of "abomination." Therefore, the correct answer is "a thing that causes disgust or hatred."Rate this question:
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Precariously
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To seek revenge
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Unsteadily; in an unstable manner
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Disgraceful; shameful or shocking
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Act without planning
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A. Unsteadily; in an unstable mannerExplanation
The word "precariously" is defined as being unsteady or in an unstable manner. This means that something is not firmly or securely positioned, and is therefore prone to falling or collapsing. In this context, "precariously" suggests that an action or situation is being carried out in a way that lacks stability or security. It implies a sense of uncertainty and potential danger. Therefore, the correct answer is "unsteadily; in an unstable manner."Rate this question:
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Avenge
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To seek revenge
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An avenue in which New Yorker's traveled
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Devise
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Unsteadily; in an unstable manner
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A. To seek revengeExplanation
The word "avenge" means to seek revenge. This means that someone who wants to avenge themselves is seeking to get back at someone who has wronged them in some way. It implies a desire for justice or retribution.Rate this question:
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Disgraceful; shameful or shocking; improper
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Scandalous
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Concoct
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Impulsive
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Nonchalant
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A. ScandalousExplanation
The word "scandalous" fits the description of being disgraceful, shameful, shocking, and improper. It implies that something is morally or socially unacceptable, often associated with scandal or controversy. This word accurately captures the negative connotation and suggests behavior or actions that are considered outrageous or offensive.Rate this question:
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Bella felt great sypathy for the sewing machine operator who'd had to ______ that monstrosity.
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concoctExplanation
Bella felt great sympathy for the sewing machine operator who had to concoct that monstrosity.Rate this question:
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