Vocabulary Level D Unit 7
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"So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye. _________, __________ to you, and you, and you..." (from The Sound of Music)
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Apex, apex
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Advent, advent
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Adieu, adieu
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Ta ta, ta ta
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Toot aloo
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Choose the best answer for each item below. Score an 85% or better and receive 5 Bonus Points toward the next Vocabulary Test! You may take the quiz as many times as you need in order to reach the goal of 85% or better. Read each item carefully before choosing your answer. There are 20 items (worth 5 points each). See more
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The highest point or tip is the _____________.
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Peak
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Summit
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Apex
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Acme
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All can apply
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A. All can applyExplanation
The highest point or tip can be referred to as a peak, summit, apex, or acme. Therefore, all of these terms can apply to describe the highest point or tip.Rate this question:
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To absorb completely or make one's own (as in language or culture) is to ________________.
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Abandon
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Abolish
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Assimilate
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Absolve
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Abstract
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A. AssimilateExplanation
Assimilate means to absorb completely or make one's own, especially in terms of language or culture. It suggests the process of fully integrating and adapting to a new environment or society. This term implies a deep understanding and acceptance of the customs, traditions, and values of a particular group or community.Rate this question:
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False or counterfeit is the same as ______________.
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Genuine
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Nocturnal
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Authentic
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Bogus
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Beneficial
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A. BogusExplanation
False or counterfeit means something that is not genuine or authentic. The correct answer, bogus, means exactly that - something that is fake or not genuine. Therefore, bogus is the same as false or counterfeit.Rate this question:
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Unreasonably high is the same as ____________________.
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Inordinate
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Extreme
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Exorbitant
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Expensive
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All of the above apply
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A. All of the above applyExplanation
The term "unreasonably high" implies that something is excessively or excessively high beyond what is considered reasonable or normal. This can be synonymous with the words "inordinate," "extreme," "exorbitant," and "expensive." Therefore, all of the above options can be applied to describe something that is unreasonably high.Rate this question:
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A synonym for this word is " interlude".
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Interim
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Inundate
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Intermediate
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Intersection
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Interface
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A. InterimExplanation
The word "interim" means a temporary period or interval between events. A synonym for this word is "interlude," which also refers to a temporary break or pause. Therefore, "interim" is the correct answer as it aligns with the given synonym.Rate this question:
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Superman lives in ________________where he is able to leap tall buildings in a single bound!
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Metropolis
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Manhattan
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Minneapolis
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Meander
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None of the above
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A. MetropolisExplanation
Superman lives in Metropolis, a fictional city where he possesses superhuman abilities such as leaping tall buildings in a single bound. Metropolis is a well-known location in the DC Comics universe and is often depicted as a bustling metropolis with towering skyscrapers, similar to New York City. This is where Superman fights crime and protects its citizens from various threats.Rate this question:
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"This is truly a _______________occasion," said the principal as she addressed the jubilant graduating class.
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Monotonous
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Malignant
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Momentous
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Miserable
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None of the above
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A. MomentousExplanation
The principal's statement suggests that the occasion being referred to is significant and important. The word "momentous" means of great importance or significance, which aligns with the principal's description of the occasion. Therefore, "momentous" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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The teacher will not tolerate boisterous and ___________________ students in her classroom.
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Diligent
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Riotous
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Rowdy
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Obstreperous
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All EXCEPT A apply
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A. All EXCEPT A applyExplanation
The teacher will not tolerate boisterous and riotous, rowdy, or obstreperous students in her classroom. This means that all of these types of students are not allowed in the classroom. However, the word "diligent" is not mentioned as being unacceptable, so it does not apply to the statement.Rate this question:
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Thoughtful, melancholy, dreamy, and reflective are all other ways to say "___________".
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Perilous
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Ponderous
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Pensive
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Prelude
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None of the above
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A. PensiveExplanation
Thoughtful, melancholy, dreamy, and reflective are all synonyms that describe a state of deep and serious thinking or contemplation. The word "pensive" fits this description perfectly, as it implies a state of deep thoughtfulness and reflection. Therefore, "pensive" is the correct answer that encompasses all the given ways to describe this state.Rate this question:
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An antonym for perilous is ______________.
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Safe
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Dangerous
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Secure
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Chancy
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Both A and C apply
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A. Both A and C applyExplanation
The word "perilous" means full of danger or risk. An antonym is a word that has the opposite meaning. The words "safe" and "secure" both mean free from danger or risk, which is the opposite of "perilous." Therefore, both A and C apply as antonyms for "perilous."Rate this question:
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_____________ workmanship is of poor quality.
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Solid
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Shoddy
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Sharp
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Sterling
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None of the above
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A. ShoddyExplanation
The word "shoddy" means of poor quality or inferior workmanship. Therefore, the correct answer for the given question is "shoddy" as it accurately describes workmanship of poor quality.Rate this question:
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Lively, spicy, and flavorful are definitions for ________________.
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Surly
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Perilous
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Pensive
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Sprightly
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Vagrant
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A. SprightlyExplanation
The definitions provided, lively, spicy, and flavorful, all describe something that is full of energy, excitement, and zest. The word that best fits this description is "sprightly," as it means lively, animated, and full of energy.Rate this question:
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A _____________ customer service representative would be the wrong person to really help you with a sales issue!
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Gruff
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Surly
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Sullen
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Cranky
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All of the above apply
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A. All of the above applyExplanation
All of the given adjectives - gruff, surly, sullen, and cranky - describe a negative and unfriendly attitude. Therefore, any customer service representative with these qualities would not be suitable for assisting with a sales issue.Rate this question:
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My father launched into a feverish ____________ when he learned I had backed the family car into the neighbor's new fence.
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Diatribe
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Harangue
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Tirade
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Tongue-lashing
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All of the above apply
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A. All of the above applyExplanation
All of the given options - diatribe, harangue, tirade, and tongue-lashing - can be used to describe a verbal outburst or an angry speech. In this context, when the father learns about the car accident, he is likely to express his anger and frustration through a passionate and intense speech, which can be described as any of the given options. Hence, all of the above options apply in this situation.Rate this question:
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A vagrant ____________.
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Drifts
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Wanders
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Roams
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Tramps
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All of the above apply
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A. All of the above applyExplanation
All of the given options - drifts, wanders, roams, and tramps - can be used to describe a vagrant. A vagrant is someone who has no permanent home and moves from place to place without a specific destination or purpose. Each of these words captures the idea of aimless movement, making all of the options applicable in describing a vagrant.Rate this question:
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