Vocabulary Quiz: Nature and Mystery Terms

Study Notes

Vocabulary Terms

Mystery: Something that cannot be explained by logic or reason.
Rainforest: A dense forest in a tropical region with high rainfall.
Unexplored: A place or area that has not been investigated or discovered.
Man-made: Something created by humans, not found naturally.
Species: A group of organisms with similar characteristics that can reproduce.
Crooked: Bent or twisted out of shape, not straight.
Pine tree: A type of coniferous tree with needle-like leaves.
Trunk: The main body of a tree, extending from roots to branches.
What's more: In addition to the previous statement, also.
Unusual: Not common, different from the norm.
Explanation: A reason or justification for something that happened.
Secret: Information kept hidden from others.
Majority: More than half of something, the greater number.
Theory: A set of ideas that suggests a possible explanation for something.
Curious: Strange, odd, or unusual, especially interesting or intriguing.
Appearance: The way someone or something looks, their outward form.
Clue: A piece of information that helps solve a mystery or problem.
Particular: Specific, referring to one thing or person.
Unique: One of a kind, special and different.
Gravity: The force that attracts objects towards each other, causing things to fall.
Odd: Strange, unusual, or peculiar.
Dismiss: To reject or ignore something.
Sapling: A young tree, still growing.
Bend: To curve something, change its shape.
On purpose: Intentionally, not by accident.
Native American: An indigenous person of North America.
Inhabitant: Someone who lives in a particular place.
Place: A location or area, often with a specific purpose.
Structure: A building or other object constructed from different parts.

Vocabulary

Mystery: Something that is not understood or can be explained by reason.
Rainforest: A forest in a tropical area where there is a lot of rain.
Unexplored: Something which has not been explored before.
Man-made: Not found in nature, but made by people.
Species: A group of animals or plants of the same type.
Crooked: Not straight.
Pine tree: A type of tree with leaves shaped like needles that stay green all year.
Trunk: The main part of a tree from which its branches grow.
What’s more: In addition, also.
Unusual: Not common; or ordinary.
Explanation: The reason you give for something that has happened.
Secret: A piece of information you do not tell others.
Majority: More than half of a group of people or things.
Theory: A set of ideas that explains why something happens.
Curious: (theoretical or unusual) strange or unusual.
Appearance: The way somebody/something looks.
Clue: Something you discover that helps you solve a mystery.
Particular: Referring to the one person or thing you are talking about, not any other.
Unique: Very special, unusual or good.
Gravity: The natural force that makes things fall to the ground.
Odd: Strange or unusual.
Dismiss: To reject something.
Sapling: A young tree.
Bend: To move something into a curve shape or so it is not straight.
On purpose: By intention, not by accident.
Native American: The original people living in North America.
Inhabitant: Somebody who lives in a particular place.
Place: A building or other object constructed from several parts.
Structure: A building or other object constructed from several parts.

Description

Test your knowledge of various vocabulary terms related to nature and mystery. This quiz covers definitions of words like 'rainforest,' 'species,' and 'theory,' challenging you to understand their meanings and contexts. Enhance your vocabulary in an engaging way!