Vocabulary Builder Week 21 – 24 Quiz

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1. Question
1. Collate is:
- a. a noun
- b. an adjective
- c. an adverb
- d. a verb
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Question 2 of 20

2. Question
2. Which sentence shows the best use of the word apparel?
- a. It is my dream to open an apparel store as I love fashion.
- b. It was apparel to everyone that she was lying.
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3. Question
3. Which of the following is an antonym of nourish?
- a. sustain
- b. starve
- c. feed
- d. nutrify
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4. Question
4. Which of the following is a definition for the word deliberate?
- a. To make a firm decision.
- b. To do something on purpose/intentionally.
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5. Question
5. The wealthy couple were able to _________ the valuable artwork at the auction.
- a. deliberate
- b. collate
- c. procure
- d. nourish
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6. Seldom is:
- a. a noun
- b. a verb
- c. an adjective
- d. an adverb
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7. Question
7. Which sentence shows the best use of the word reprimand?
- a. The sergeant had to reprimand his two junior officers.
- b. It is important to reprimand and reward someone when they do the honourable thing.
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8. Question
8. Which of the following is a synonym for idiosyncrasy?
- a. normality
- b. oddity
- c. usual
- d. commonness
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9. Question
9. Which of the following is a definition for the word dishevelled?
- a. Dazed and confused.
- b. A person whose clothes or appearance is untidy.
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10. Question
10. The __________ house was to be demolished.
- a. dishevelled
- b. idiosyncrasy
- c. dilapidated
- d. seldom
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Question 11 of 20

11. Question
11. Destitute is:
- a. a verb
- b. a noun
- c. an adjective
- d. a pronoun
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12. Question
12. Which sentence shows the best use of the word cultivating?
- a. The fox was cunning and cultivating.
- b. The farmer spent the day cultivating his many acres of land.
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13. Question
13. Which of the following is an antonym of conceited?
- a. modest
- b. vain
- c. arrogant
- d. egotistical
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14. Question
14. Which of the following is a definition for the word adhere?
- a. To follow the rules.
- b. To add to an idea.
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15. Question
15. There was an __________ amount of berries this season.
- a. adhere
- b. destitute
- c. conceited
- d. abundant
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16. Question
16. Which sentence shows the best use of the word demise?
- a. The tree blossomed in its demise.
- b. The bullet from the farmer’s gun was the cause of the fox’s demise.
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17. Question
17. Wily is:
- a. a noun
- b. an adjective
- c. an adverb
- d. a verb
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Question 18 of 20

18. Question
18. Which of the following is a synonym for quintessential?
- a. stereotypical
- b. quaint
- c. average
- d. inferior
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Question 19 of 20

19. Question
19. Which of the following is a definition for the word conspicuous?
- a. Very noticeable
- b. Hidden from sight
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20. Question
20. The boy was _______ to learn his favourite football team hadn’t made it to the finals.
- a. crestfallen
- b. wily
- c. conspicuous
- d. demise
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