Grade 6 English Vocabulary: Quiz!
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Acknowledge Means:
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Admit
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Deny
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Argue
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Endure
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Refuse
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The following quiz is on this collection of Vocabulary: Acknowledge, Dejectedly, Destination, Leisurely, Fanfare, Ignorance, Expedition, harpoon, lagoon, phosphorus, reef, Except, expect, invisible, sudden, apt, ardent, deprivation, menial, proposition, resentful, stamina, surveyor, tyranny, validate, Plot, theme, characters, setting, conflict, motivation, Making, meanings, discussion, reflecting, visualizing, performing, observing.
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To __________ is to declare or make legally valid.
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A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator is a
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Tyranny
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Proposition
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Deprivation
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Fanfare
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Visualizing
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A. TyrannyExplanation
Tyranny is a form of government where power is concentrated in the hands of an individual ruler, known as a tyrant, who exercises absolute authority without regard for legal constraints or the consent of the governed. This type of governance often involves oppressive and arbitrary rule, where the ruler's decisions and actions are unchecked and can lead to widespread suppression of freedoms and human rights. Tyrannies historically arise from various political circumstances and can result in severe social and political instability.Rate this question:
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An engineer who determines the boundaries and elevations of land or structures is called __________
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surveyorExplanation
An engineer who determines the boundaries and elevations of land or structures is called a surveyor. Surveyors use various tools and techniques to measure and map the Earth's surface, including land, buildings, and other structures. Their work is crucial for land development, construction, property boundary delineation, and creating accurate maps and charts.Rate this question:
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Stamina means
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Enduring fun and laughter
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Enduring strength and energy
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Enduring sleep and late hours
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Enduring food and drink
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Enduring education and knowledge
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A. Enduring strength and energyExplanation
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Resentful means:
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A showy outward display
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Take exception to
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A state of extreme poverty
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Used of unskilled work (especially domestic work)
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Full of or marked by resentment or indignant ill will
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A. Full of or marked by resentment or indignant ill willExplanation
The correct answer is "full of or marked by resentment or indignant ill will." Resentful is an adjective that describes someone who feels bitter or angry about something they perceive as unfair or unjust. This person holds negative feelings towards someone or something and may harbor a grudge or ill will.Rate this question:
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Which word means used of unskilled work (especially domestic work)
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Dejectedly
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Phosphorus
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Except
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Menial
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Proposition
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A. MenialExplanation
The word "menial" means used of unskilled work, particularly domestic work. This term refers to tasks or jobs that are considered lowly, requiring little skill or expertise. It is often associated with tasks such as cleaning, cooking, or other household chores that are typically performed by individuals without specialized training or education.Rate this question:
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A state of extreme poverty is __________
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deprivationExplanation
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Define ardent
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Characterized by intense fun
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Characterized by intense sadness
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Characterized by intense emotion
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Characterized by intense education
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Characterized by intense knowledge
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A. Characterized by intense emotionExplanation
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Define sudden
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Happening with warning or in a Long space of time
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Happening without warning or in a short space of time
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Happening today or in a weeks time
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Happening with warning or not in a short space of time
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Happening or not happening
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A. Happening without warning or in a short space of timeExplanation
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Define invisible
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Impossible
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Impossible or nearly impossible to see
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Impossible to fly
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Impossible or nearly impossible to cook
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Impossible or nearly impossible to move
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A. Impossible or nearly impossible to seeExplanation
The word "invisible" refers to something that cannot be seen or is extremely difficult to see. It is used to describe objects or entities that are not visible to the naked eye or are very hard to detect visually.Rate this question:
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A submerged ridge of rock or coral near the surface of the water is called __________
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reef, ReefExplanation
A submerged ridge of rock or coral near the surface of the water is typically referred to as a "reef." Reefs can be found in oceans and seas around the world and are often known for their biodiversity and importance as marine ecosystems.Rate this question:
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Which is the corect spelling of fosforus, phosforus, fosphorus, or phosphorus ?
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Phosphorus
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Phosforus
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Fosforus
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Fosphorus
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None of the above
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A. PhosphorusExplanation
The correct spelling of the word is "phosphorus." The other options provided, "phosforus," "fosforus," and "fosphorus," are all incorrect spellings.Rate this question:
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Is this a lagoon?
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No
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Yes
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Maybe
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Not sure
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A lagoon dies not have water
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A. YesExplanation
A lagoon is a shallow body of water separated from a larger body of water, such as the ocean, by a barrier like a sandbar, coral reef, or barrier island. Lagoons are typically coastal and can be found in tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions around the world. They vary in size and depth, often containing brackish or saline water. Lagoons play important ecological roles, serving as habitats for diverse marine life and providing protection for coastal areas from waves and storms.Rate this question:
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What is in the drawing below?
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Sticks
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Forks
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Knives
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Swords
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Harpoons
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A. HarpoonsExplanation
A harpoon is a long spear-like instrument primarily used in hunting and fishing. It typically consists of a pointed metal or wooden shaft with a barbed head designed to penetrate and hold onto the target, often attached to a rope or line to retrieve the catch. Harpoons are historically used for hunting marine animals such as whales, seals, and large fish.Rate this question:
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A Fanfare is to
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A showy outward display
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A secret outward display
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A loud noise inside
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A showy inward display
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None of the above
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A. A showy outward displayExplanation
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To be not hurried or forced is to be
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Leisurely
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Destination
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Dejectedly
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Acknowledge
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Observing
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A. LeisurelyExplanation
To be leisurely implies taking one's time without haste or pressure, often enjoying the moment or the activity at hand. It suggests a relaxed and unhurried approach, allowing for a sense of ease and enjoyment in the present experience, rather than feeling rushed or compelled to move quickly.Rate this question:
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An open clash between two opposing groups (or individuals) is a __________
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conflictExplanation
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The lack of knowledge or education is called
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Setting
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Conflict
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Motivation
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Performing
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Ignorance
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A. IgnoranceExplanation
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Not hurried or forced means
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Leisurely
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Destination
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Acknowledge
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Invisible
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None of the above
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A. LeisurelyExplanation
Leisurely means taking one's time and not rushing or being in a hurry. It implies a relaxed and unhurried pace. This term is often used to describe activities or actions that are done at a comfortable and enjoyable speed, without any sense of urgency or pressure. It is the opposite of being hurried or forced, as it suggests a calm and leisurely approach to doing things.Rate this question:
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