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Match the following words with their correct definitions:
Match the following words with their correct definitions:
Scatter = To spread or disperse over a wide area Accomplish = To achieve or complete successfully Suffocate = To restrict breathing or smother Vulnerable = Open to being harmed or attacked
Match the following words with their meanings:
Match the following words with their meanings:
Authentic = Genuine or real Obnoxious = Highly offensive or unpleasant Astound = To shock or greatly surprise Courteous = Showing politeness and respect towards others
Match the following words with their usages:
Match the following words with their usages:
Rival = A competitor or opponent Solo = Performed alone without others Dilapidated = In a state of disrepair or ruin Abundant = Existing in large quantities
Match the following words with their synonyms:
Match the following words with their synonyms:
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Match the following words with their appropriate context:
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Assessment - Age 12
- Instructions:* Choose the best definition for each vocabulary word.
- Note:* Definitions are aligned with the Oxford English Dictionary.
- Scatter:
- a) To spread widely
- b) To collect together
- c) To arrange neatly
- Discuss:
- a) To argue loudly
- b) To talk about a topic
- c) To ignore a topic
- Frail:
- a) Strong and healthy
- b) Weak and delicate
- c) Bold and assertive
- Fetch:
- a) To understand
- b) To go and get something
- c) To hide something away
- Accomplish:
- a) To begin something
- b) To successfully complete something
- c) To give up on something
- Captivate:
- a) To bore someone
- b) To amuse someone
- c) To hold someone's attention
- Publish:
- a) To keep secret
- b) To make public
- c) To copy
- Contribute:
- a) To take away
- b) To give something
- c) To hide something
- Authentic:
- a) Fake
- b) Real
- c) Difficult
- Aesthetic:
- a) Having to do with beauty
- b) Having to do with function
- c) Having to do with science
- Humorous:
- a) Serious
- b) Funny
- c) Sad
- Courteous:
- a) Rude
- b) Polite
- c) Angry
- Acquire:
- a) To lose
- b) To obtain
- c) To forget
- Detect:
- a) To hide
- b) To discover
- c) To ignore
- Dense:
- a) Thin
- b) Thick
- c) Light
- Superb:
- a) Poor
- b) Excellent
- c) Average
- Rival:
- a) Friend
- b) Competitor
- c) Follower
- Valiant:
- a) Cowardly
- b) Brave
- c) Unlucky
- Astound:
- a) To please
- b) To surprise greatly
- c) To ignore
- Solo:
- a) Group
- b) Single
- c) Partner
- Revert:
- a) To change back
- b) To cause forward
- c) To change permanently
- Suffocate:
- a) To breathe easily
- b) To stop breathing
- c) To cough loudly
- Abundant:
- a) Scarce
- b) Plenty
- c) Barely enough
- Conceal:
- a) To show
- b) To hide
- c) To reveal
- Applause:
- a) Booing
- b) Cheers
- c) Silence
- Vulnerable:
- a) Strong
- b) Weak
- c) Immune
- Obnoxious:
- a) Pleasant
- b) Unpleasant
- c) Neutral
- Wondrous:
- a) Ordinary
- b) Amazing
- c) Boring
- Absorb:
- a) To give off
- b) To take in
- c) To push out
- Motive:
- a) Result
- b) Cause
- c) Effect
31.Dilapidated:
- a) Well-maintained
- b) In disrepair
- c) Modern
- Unethical:
- a) Moral
- b) Immoral
- c) Neutral
- Subdue:
- a) To excite
- b) To control
- c) To release
- Fetch (again):
- a) To understand
- b) To go and get something
- c) To hide something away
Study Notes
- Vocabulary List: List of words with definitions from the Oxford English Dictionary for focused review.
- Assessment: A multiple-choice question assessment to test comprehension of the vocabulary listed, helping to identify knowledge gaps.
- Age Appropriateness: The assessment format and vocabulary are suitable for children aged 12.
- Aligned Definitions: Definitions closely align to the Oxford English Dictionary providing authoritative context. Multiple choice questions ensure understanding.
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Description
This quiz tests the vocabulary knowledge of students aged 12. Each question asks participants to choose the best definition for a given word, based on the Oxford English Dictionary classification. It's a great way to assess understanding of essential vocabulary.
