Kumon Level J Vocabulary Quiz & Flashcards

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What does the word 'Craved' mean?

to enjoy a meal deeply

yearned for; wanted greatly (correct)

to avoid something

to find something relaxing

What does 'Benign' refer to?

confusing aspect

gentle; mild; kindly (correct)

harsh and severe

hostile attitude

What is the definition of 'Rectitude'?

an informal conversation

a strict observance of standards of integrity (correct)

the act of enjoying oneself

a type of music genre

What does 'Aqueous' mean?

of or like water Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Oblivious' mean?

lacking mindful attention; unaware Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Humidity' refer to?

a combination of warmth and moisture Signup and view all the answers

Which of these terms describes 'Evolution'?

gradual development, especially from a simple to a more complex form Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Virtue' refer to?

moral excellence Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Incentives' mean?

something that incites or has a tendency to determine action Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Scrutiny' mean?

a searching study or inquiry; close inspection Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean to be 'Ruthless'?

merciless, pitiless, relentless, unsparing Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Persona' refer to?

the personality that a person projects in public Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Leeway' mean?

allowable variation; tolerance Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Intervening' mean?

to occur, fall, or come between points of time or events Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Impotent' mean?

helpless and lacking strength Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Contemptuous' mean?

displaying scorn or disdain Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Senility' refer to?

the quality or state of having the adverse characteristics of old age Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Taciturn' mean?

habitually silent; marked by a lack of expressiveness Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Meditating' mean?

pondering or reflecting on something Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Compelled' mean?

forced or caused irresistibly Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Dallying' refer to?

delaying; wasting time Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Extravagance' mean?

excess or prodigality Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Illicitly' mean?

unlawfully; illegally Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Ponder' mean?

to think about or weigh in the mind attentively Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Optimism' refer to?

a tendency towards hopefulness and confidence Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Fearful' mean?

moved by an unpleasant feeling of anticipation, anxiety, or awareness of danger Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes

Craved: Expresses a deep yearning or strong desire for something.
Benign: Describes a gentle, mild, and kindly nature.
Rectitude: Refers to adherence to strict standards of integrity and moral principles.
Aqueous: Pertains to qualities or characteristics associated with water.
Coinside: Indicates simultaneous occurrence or sharing the same timeframe.
Oblivious: Characterized by a lack of awareness or mindful attention to surroundings.
Humidity: Defines the presence of warmth in combination with moisture in the air.
Phalaenopsis: Relates to the act of applying pollen to the stigma of a flower or plant.
Evolution: The process of gradual development, particularly from simpler to more complex forms.
Virtue: Represents moral excellence and goodness.
Unmindful: Describes a tendency to forget or ignore things previously known.
Pretext: Any reason offered as justification or defense for an action.
Propriety: The observance of appropriate conduct and standards of decency.
Incentives: Refers to factors that motivate or encourage specific actions or decisions.
Scrutiny: Involves careful and thorough examination or inspection.
Ruthless: Indicates a lack of mercy or compassion; unsparing in actions.
Extent: Refers to the range, degree, or scope of something.
Subordinate: Concerns the aspect of consideration or discussion regarding secondary importance.
Peruse: To examine closely and thoughtfully usually for specific details.
Leeway: Represents a degree of freedom to act or make decisions; flexibility.
Faculties: Denotes natural abilities or talents; special endowments.
Persona: The outward personality or image a person presents in public.
Incorporating: Involves combining elements into a cohesive and unified whole.
Conceit: Refers to an imaginative notion or fanciful idea.
Rapport: Describes a harmonious relationship characterized by mutual understanding and connection.
Vehement: Denotes intensity or severity of expression; full of energy.
Monopoly: The exclusive control or possession over a particular market or resource.
Substantial: Describes something that is real, important, and essential.
Contemptuous: Exhibits disdain or lack of respect towards something.
Dissertation: A substantial academic paper required for an advanced degree.
Circumstance: A condition or fact associated with an event or situation.
Liniment: A medicinal liquid preparation used for application to the skin.
Trifle: Indicating a degree or extent that is somewhat limited or minor.
Spry: Refers to being active, lively, and vigorous, especially in older age.
Dilapidated: Describes something that has fallen into disrepair or ruin through neglect.
Twinkly: Characterized by bright or smiling expressions.
Perturbation: A state of mental disturbance, agitation, or anxiety.
Fragrant: Having a pleasant or sweet smell.
Intervening: Occurring between different points in time or events.
Intoxicating: Producing excitement or heightened emotions.
Recollection: The act of recalling or remembering something from memory.
Overhauled: Undergoing thorough examination with a focus on correction or repair.
Pretext: A guise or assumed motive masking true intentions.
Competence: The state of being adequately skilled or qualified for a task.
Transmits: The act of sending or conveying information from one source to another.
Derring-do: Represents acts of daring or bravery.
Propriety: Standards of socially acceptable conduct and behavior.
Anecdotage: A tendency in older age to reminisce and share past stories.
Extravagance: Excessive indulgence or spending beyond necessary limits.
Senility: The deterioration associated with aging, often including adverse characteristics.
Investment: A financial expenditure aimed at generating profit or acquiring valuable assets.
Altered: Changed in a particular characteristic without becoming entirely different.
Sterile: Free of any living microorganisms, ensuring cleanliness and safety.
Charitable: Pertaining to kindness and generosity towards those in need.
Adjustment: The process of aligning or conforming to specific conditions or requirements.
Equivalent: Something that can be matched in correspondence or equal representation.
Infallible: Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.
Tampering: The act of interfering with or making unauthorized changes.
Melancholy: A state of deep sadness or depression.
Kinky: Describing hair that is tightly curled or twisted.
Shiftless: Characterized by laziness or lack of initiative.
Coherent: Logically consistent and easily understandable.
Sober: Not influenced by alcohol; serious and clear-minded.
Devastating: Overwhelmingly effective; cause significant emotional impact.
Implacable: Unable to be appeased or relieved; relentless.
Rehabilitation: Restoring something damaged to its previous condition.
Dallying: Wasting time or delaying actions unnecessarily.
Impenetrable: Not able to be accessed or passed through.
Indefatigable: Persistent and tireless; capable of sustained effort.
Serious: Characterized by a deep focus on thoughts or concerns.
Relentless: Unyielding and steadfast in pursuit or objectives.
Impervious: Impossible to pass through; resistant to external influences.
Fury: Intense and wild anger or rage.
Unsullied: Unblemished and clean; pristine.
Stricture: Severe criticism or restrictions imposed on behavior.
Impotent: Lacking power or strength; ineffective.
Taciturn: Habitually silent or not inclined to talk much.
Sweltering: Describes oppressive heat.
Alleged: Claimed to be true but not proven; dubious.
Optimism: A hopeful and positive outlook on future events.
Detention: The act of keeping someone confined or restrained.
Derived: Obtained or drawn from a source.
Reticent: Reserved in speech or reluctant to reveal one’s thoughts.
Alleviate: To lessen the severity of pain or a problem.
Persecute: To unjustly inflict harm or suffering on someone.
Rebuke: To criticize sharply for a fault or error.
Literate: Possessing the ability to read and write.
Naive: Lacking experience; innocent and simple in judgment.
Immune: Not susceptible to an effect or influence.
Meditating: Engaged in reflection or deep thought.
Distaste: A strong feeling of aversion or dislike.
Wallowing: Completely immersing oneself in something, often with difficulty.
Covey: A group or gathering, often of birds or people.
Contended: Feeling satisfied or pleased.
Compelled: Forcibly driven to act; irresistibly moved.
Illicitly: In a manner that is unlawful or not permitted.
Native: Indigenous to a particular place; belonging naturally to a specific environment.
Fearful: A feeling of anxiety or apprehension about potential danger or harm.
Confront: To meet or face something directly, often in a challenging way.
Ponder: To think deeply and carefully about something.

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This quiz features vocabulary flashcards for Kumon J level reading. Each card includes a word and its definition to enhance your vocabulary skills. Perfect for learners looking to master essential words in a fun and engaging way.