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Which word best describes someone who can solve complex mathematical problems with great skill?
Which word best describes someone who can solve complex mathematical problems with great skill?
- Adept (correct)
- Proverbial
- Stoic
- Eloquent
In what context would 'certitude' most appropriately be used?
In what context would 'certitude' most appropriately be used?
- Presenting a plan with absolute confidence. (correct)
- Expressing doubt about a decision.
- Reluctantly agreeing to a proposal.
- Showing a lack of experience.
A person who remains calm during a crisis, showing no emotion, can be described as:
A person who remains calm during a crisis, showing no emotion, can be described as:
- Intrepid
- Stoic (correct)
- Eloquent
- Poised
Which scenario exemplifies the use of 'acquiesce'?
Which scenario exemplifies the use of 'acquiesce'?
What characteristic is most indicative of a 'naive' individual?
What characteristic is most indicative of a 'naive' individual?
Choosing the word that describes a lively, noisy celebration.
Choosing the word that describes a lively, noisy celebration.
If someone's bright clothing made them easily noticeable in a crowd, which word describes this?
If someone's bright clothing made them easily noticeable in a crowd, which word describes this?
A coach who strongly urges their team to give their best effort is demonstrating:
A coach who strongly urges their team to give their best effort is demonstrating:
Which of the following actions best exemplifies an 'altruist'?
Which of the following actions best exemplifies an 'altruist'?
Someone speaking with 'fervour' is most likely expressing:
Someone speaking with 'fervour' is most likely expressing:
Flashcards
Adept
Adept
Highly skilled or proficient.
Eloquent
Eloquent
Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.
Proverbial
Proverbial
Well-known, often used in a proverb or common phrase.
Stoic
Stoic
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Intrepidity
Intrepidity
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Serenity
Serenity
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Certitude
Certitude
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Naive
Naive
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Credulous
Credulous
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Modest
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Study Notes
Skill & Expression
- Adept means highly skilled or proficient.
- Eloquent means fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.
Common & Well-Known
- Proverbial means well-known and often used in a proverb or common phrase.
Calmness & Strength
- Stoic means showing no emotion, especially in hardship.
- Intrepidity means fearlessness and endurance in danger.
- Serenity means a state of being calm and peaceful.
- Tranquility means a state of peacefulness and calm.
- Certitude means absolute certainty or confidence.
- Poise means graceful and elegant manner.
- Deportment refers to a person's behavior or manners.
Agreement & Acceptance
- Assent is the expression of approval or agreement.
- Acquiesce means to accept something reluctantly but without protest.
Trust & Innocence
- Naive means lacking experience or judgment.
- Credulous means too ready to believe things without evidence.
Friendliness & Warmth
- Amiable is having a friendly and pleasant manner.
- Cordial means warm and friendly.
Humility & Simplicity
- Modest means not boastful about achievements; simple and humble.
Excitement & Joy
- Euphoria is a feeling of intense happiness.
- Exhilarate means to make someone feel very happy and excited.
- Rapturous means expressing great joy and enthusiasm.
- Ecstasy is a state of overwhelming joy.
- Exaltation is a feeling of extreme happiness or praise.
Visibility & Emphasis
- Conspicuous: Easily noticeable or standing out.
- Accentuate: To make something more noticeable.
Caution & Awareness
- Wary means cautious and alert about danger.
Playfulness & Encouragement
- Cavort means to jump or move around excitedly.
- Exhort means to strongly urge or encourage.
Persistence & Determination
- Pertinent means relevant and important to the matter at hand.
- Perseverance: Steady persistence despite difficulties.
- Doggedness: Stubborn determination and persistence.
Energy & Individuality
- Vivacious: Full of life and energy.
- Idiosyncrasy: A unique or unusual habit or trait.
Kindness & Generosity
- Altruist: A person who is selflessly concerned for others.
- Philanthropist: A person who gives money or time to help others.
Passion & Intensity
- Ardent: Having intense passion or enthusiasm.
- Fervour: Intense and passionate feeling.
- Revelry: Lively and noisy celebrations.
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