Sudar's Vocabulary Quiz: From Session 1

Which word best describes something that continues without any possibility of stopping?

Which of the following words has its primary stress on the second syllable?

If a project is impossible to carry out, which of the following terms would best describe it?

Which term describes a process of listing items one by one?

Which of the following words would most logically describe software that can be adjusted by the user?

Vocabulary Study Notes

Beacon: A signaling or guiding light. Example: "The lighthouse serves as a beacon for ships at sea." Pronunciation: BEE-kun, stress on BEA-con.
Inexorably: In a way that is impossible to stop or prevent. Example: "The tide inexorably rises as the moon moves." Pronunciation: in-EK-suh-ruh-blee, stress on in-EX-or-a-bly.
Modifiable: Capable of being changed or adjusted. Example: "The software is modifiable to suit user needs." Pronunciation: MOD-uh-fyuh-buhl, stress on MOD-if-i-ca-ble.
Enumerates: To mention things one by one; to list. Example: "He enumerates the benefits of exercise in his presentation." Pronunciation: ih-NOO-mer-ayts, stress on en-U-mer-ates.
Remains: What is left after other parts have been taken away or dealt with. Example: "Only a few remains of the ancient ruins can be seen today." Pronunciation: ri-MAYNZ, stress on re-MAINS.
Impracticable: Not feasible or impossible to put into practice. Example: "The plan was deemed impracticable due to budget constraints." Pronunciation: im-PRAK-tih-kuh-buhl, stress on im-PRACT-i-ca-ble.

Test your understanding of advanced vocabulary with this quiz focused on key terms. You'll explore definitions, pronunciations, and usage in context. Ideal for students looking to enhance their language skills!