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What does the term 'arid' refer to?
What does the term 'arid' refer to?
A horde refers to a small group of people.
A horde refers to a small group of people.
False
A __________ is a large area of land that is almost completely surrounded by water.
A __________ is a large area of land that is almost completely surrounded by water.
peninsula
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Which of the following is a synonym for 'distinct'?
Which of the following is a synonym for 'distinct'?
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The word 'incredible' can describe something that is hard or impossible to believe.
The word 'incredible' can describe something that is hard or impossible to believe.
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What describes 'humanoid' in terms of quantity?
What describes 'humanoid' in terms of quantity?
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Living in _________ areas often involves activities related to agriculture and farming.
Living in _________ areas often involves activities related to agriculture and farming.
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What does the term 'squalor' refer to?
What does the term 'squalor' refer to?
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Which word best describes an area characterized by a lot of moisture?
Which word best describes an area characterized by a lot of moisture?
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Which best describes a 'peninsula'?
Which best describes a 'peninsula'?
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What is the meaning of 'abundance'?
What is the meaning of 'abundance'?
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Which term refers to a place of safety or shelter?
Which term refers to a place of safety or shelter?
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What is the meaning of 'distinct'?
What is the meaning of 'distinct'?
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Which word describes land with features such as hills and valleys?
Which word describes land with features such as hills and valleys?
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What does 'hectic' refer to?
What does 'hectic' refer to?
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Which word is used to describe something that is hard or impossible to believe?
Which word is used to describe something that is hard or impossible to believe?
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Study Notes
Abundant and Abundance
- "Abundant" describes something in plentiful supply, while "abundance" refers to a large amount of something.
Arid and Humidity
- "Arid" describes a lack of rainfall and dry conditions, while "humidity" refers to the amount of moisture in the air.
Distinct and Unmistakable
- "Distinct" can mean different or separate and also refers to something being clearly recognized or unmistakable.
Graze and Touch lightly
- "Graze" can mean to feed on grass, but it can also describe a light touch while passing.
Hectic and Confusion
- "Hectic" describes a state of intense activity, often with haste and confusion.
Horde and Group
- A "horde" refers to a very large group of people or animals, especially when moving.
Incredible and Impossible
- "Incredible" is used to describe something that is hard or seemingly impossible to believe.
Inhabit and Occupy
- "Inhabit" means to live in or occupy a place, while "inhabitant" refers to a person or animal living in a specific area.
Peninsula and Surrounded
- A "peninsula" is a piece of land extending into a body of water, almost entirely surrounded by it.
Rural and Countryside
- "Rural" pertains to the country, its inhabitants, and its lifestyle.
Sanctuary and Safety
- "Sanctuary" refers to a safe haven or shelter. It can also signify the protection offered by such a place
Splendor and Magnificence
- "Splendor" refers to brilliance and magnificence in appearance. It denotes something stunning visually.
Squalor and Filth
- "Squalor" means extreme filth and misery, often due to neglect and poor living conditions.
Terrain and Surface Features
- "Terrain" is a geographical term signifying an area of land or region. It also describes the physical features of the land, including hills, valleys, and other formations.
Abundant & Abundance
- More than enough is abundant, lots of something is an abundance
Arid
- Arid places are very dry, lacking rainfall
Distinct
- Distinct things are different or separate, unmistakable, or definite
Graze
- To feed on growing grass, or touch lightly in passing
Hectic
- Hectic activities are full of feverish activity, haste, or confusion
Horde
- A large crowd of people or animals moving together
Humid
- Humid air is full of moisture or water
Humidity
- The amount of moisture in the air
Incredible
- Something incredible is hard or impossible to believe
Inhabit
- To live in or on a place
Inhabitant
- A person or animal that lives in a certain place
Peninsula
- A piece of land connected to a larger landmass, jutting out and almost completely surrounded by water
Rural
- Relating to the country and its people
Sanctuary
- a place of safety or shelter, or protection offered by such a place
Splendor
- Magnificence, brilliance of appearance
Splendid
- Very impressive, magnificent
Squalor
- Filth, misery
Squalid
- Dirty and unfit for living, often from neglect
Terrain
- An area of land, a region, or the surface features of a region
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Test your understanding of various word pairs with this vocabulary quiz. Explore the meanings and nuances of words like 'abundant' versus 'abundance' and 'hectic' versus 'confusion'. Challenge yourself to see how well you know the relationships between different terms!
