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What is the definition of the word 'fatuous'?
What is the definition of the word 'fatuous'?
- Deeply insightful
- Trivially notable
- Highly intellectual
- Self-satisfyingly dumb or stupid (correct)
Which of the following best describes 'neutrality'?
Which of the following best describes 'neutrality'?
- Favoritism towards certain beliefs
- The position of not taking any side in an argument (correct)
- Taking a firm stance in a conflict
- Expressing a bias towards one side
Which term refers to a deep love and loyalty for one's country?
Which term refers to a deep love and loyalty for one's country?
- Fidelity
- Patriotism (correct)
- Indifference
- Nationalism
What is the synonym of 'illuminate'?
What is the synonym of 'illuminate'?
What does the term 'monotonous' refer to?
What does the term 'monotonous' refer to?
Which definition fits the word 'embittered'?
Which definition fits the word 'embittered'?
What is the meaning of 'protrude'?
What is the meaning of 'protrude'?
Which word signifies a feeling of pride that one’s country is superior?
Which word signifies a feeling of pride that one’s country is superior?
What does the term 'absurdity' convey?
What does the term 'absurdity' convey?
What does the word 'ultimatum' imply?
What does the word 'ultimatum' imply?
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fatuous
fatuous
self-satisfyingly dumb or stupid
superficial
superficial
interested in only what is obvious or easily noticed
abyss
abyss
a very deep hole or something unfathomable
illuminate
illuminate
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neutrality
neutrality
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effect (noun)
effect (noun)
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affect (verb)
affect (verb)
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monotonous
monotonous
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protrude
protrude
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indifferent
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Study Notes
Vocabulary for Grade 8 Module 2
- Fatuous (adj.): self-satisfyingly dumb or stupid
- Superficial (adj.): interested in only what is trivial, readily apparent, lies on the surface, or easily noticed
- Abyss (n.): an extremely wide and deep hole that is too big to be exactly understood or measured
- Illuminate (v.): to brighten with light or make light where it was once dark; to make something more straightforward or easier to understand; to provide understanding and knowledge
- Alliance (n.): multiple people, organizations, countries, or any group that has similar aims and work together to achieve these goals
- Ultimatum (n.): the last thing that is said in a discussion that is usually a threat or terrible consequence, and often in a discussion between groups or governments
- Neutrality (n.): the position of not taking any side in an argument
- Effect (n.): (it's happening as a result) something that is made or launched by something else; a sense or feeling produced in the mind
- Affect (v.): (active verb) to produce a change or cause to be different in some way
- Factor (n.): one of the reasons that something changes; one of the parts of a difference in a result of something
- Concision/Concise (adj./n.): the quality of saying much in a few words; the quality of being short and to the point
- Precision/Precise (adj./n.): to be exact or very correct
- Patriotism (n.): to have a deep loyalty and love for the country where one was born or identifies as a citizen.
- Nationalism (n.): a feeling that people have of being proud of their country, often with the belief that it is better (superior) than other countries.
- Monotonous (adj.): very boring because of a repeated action
- Protrude (v.): to stick out from something
- Embittered (v.): to make someone resentful or produce nasty emotions or views of the world
- Indifferent (adj.): without involvement or caring too much about something; lacking interest in
- Threshold (n.): the material underneath a door that is part of a doorway; the start of a new plan, action, or event
- Decorum (n.): respectable or dignified ways of behaving, acting towards others, or appearance; propriety
- Absurdity (n.): something that does not have reasonable order or meaning; ridiculous
- Punct (n.): point; prick; pierce
Synonyms
- Illuminate: lighten, illustrate, inform
- Effect: result, consequence
- Affect: influence, alter
- Patriotism: fidelity, loyalty
- Nationalism: boring, dull
- Embittered: bulge, project
- Indifferent: gall, sour, uninterested
- Absurdity: ridiculousness, insanity
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