Vocabulary Quiz on Complex Terms

A word or phrase that describes something extremely surprising or difficult to understand.

To reveal or make something known for the first time.

A type of computing that uses quantum mechanics to solve problems too complex for traditional computers.

A powerful computer designed for high-performance computing, used for complex calculations.

A statement that something is true, but not supported by definitive proof.

A number with 24 zeros.

To describe a completed action with a result that is still relevant in the present.

A statement that expresses certainty.

A type of computer that uses the principles of quantum mechanics to solve problems much faster than traditional computers.

A special type of chip used in quantum computers that is incredibly powerful and fast.

The ability of a quantum computer to quickly break complex codes that protect sensitive data.

The way that a quantum computer works by using the principles of quantum mechanics.

A potential negative consequence of quantum computers: being used for harmful purposes.

The infinitive form of a verb; it describes the action without specifying tense.

The past participle form of a verb; it is often used to form passive voice.

To solve something difficult or complex, often a code or a puzzle.

Information that is protected by a secret code or a password.

A word that describes a verb, adjective or another adverb, often ending in 'ly'.

A name officially given to a product, event, or person. It's a nickname with significance.

A significant discovery or advancement.

To integrate, utilize, or combine.

When something enables or makes another thing easier, it paves the way.

A word ending in '-ing', often used as a noun or a verb.

A word used to contrast two ideas or statements.

A combination of words that express a complete idea, containing a subject performing an action.

A noun that refers to a person, place, or thing.

A word that describes a noun.

A word used to connect words, phrases, or clauses.

A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, often ending in 'ly'.

A state of uncertainty or confusion, often when faced with difficult choices with negative outcomes.

An informal, humorous way of saying "quandary", often used to emphasize the difficulty of a situation.

To control something for a specific purpose, often after overcoming a challenge.

To solve a problem, often a complex or difficult one.

A word that indicates possibility, suggesting something might happen but it's not certain.

A word indicating that something will happen at some point in the future, but the exact time is unspecified.

A model verb that expresses ability or possibility, often used with the infinitive form of a verb.

A word or phrase that intensifies or emphasizes a word or phrase.

A grammatical subject that stands in for a specific person, group, or thing.

A word or phrase that connects two sentences or clauses, often indicating a relationship between them.

A secondary title within a larger article or document.

A sentence structure that uses a dummy subject like "it" or "there" to introduce information without mentioning a specific person or group.

The combination of a modal verb and an infinitive form of a verb.

To increase the speed of something, often to a significant degree.