20 Questions
Which term refers to a person who expects things to turn out badly?
Pessimist
What does it mean to be 'modest'?
Simple and not fancy.
When might someone be described as 'paralyzed'?
When they are unable to move or feel.
What is an example of being active?
Taking part and working within a club
Which scenario would be considered astounding?
A robot landing on a moving comet
What two are definitions of "contract"?
An agreement with two people that can be enforced by law, such as a homeowner and a painter
What does it mean to cherish something?
To take good care of and love something
How would you define someone who is described as 'active'?
Someone who moves a lot and quickly
What does it mean to attend carefully?
To be present and pay attention
An active person is generally described as lazy and lethargic.
False
Astounding means something is expected and unsurprising.
False
To contract can only mean to make something bigger.
False
Cherishing an idea involves letting it go easily.
False
Attending an event means not going or being present at it.
False
Being active always involves moving quickly and a lot.
False
Eagerly means lacking enthusiasm or interest in something.
False
Grace can refer to both beauty of form or movement and a type of food.
False
Imposing means taking unfair advantage of others.
False
Modesty is the belief that one should always think very highly of oneself.
False
Paralysis refers to a condition where all movement and feeling are stopped.
True
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