Vocabulary Quiz: Word Definitions
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What does the term 'oppressor' refer to?

  • A person who offers support and guidance
  • A leader who inspires and motivates
  • A friend who provides assistance
  • A group that imposes harsh or unjust control over others (correct)

Which word best describes something that is extremely ugly or unpleasant?

  • Guts
  • Stern
  • Hideous (correct)
  • Audacious

What does 'tyranny' imply?

  • A peaceful and democratic society
  • A form of government that promotes liberty
  • An economic system based on fairness
  • A cruel and oppressive government or rule (correct)

What does 'labyrinth' refer to?

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Which word means to beg or plead earnestly?

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What does 'impenetrable' mean?

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Which option describes a feeling of remorse for wrongdoing?

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What word describes a bold resistance to authority?

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What does 'reverberate' mean?

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Which term signifies showing no mercy or compassion?

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Which word describes a movement that resembles waves?

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What term refers to a situation characterized by a violent storm or chaos?

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Which term best captures a feeling of intense damage or destruction?

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Identify the term that implies an action of replacing or taking the place of something.

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Which word refers to a state of being calm, peaceful, or untroubled?

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What does the term 'audacious' imply about a person's behavior?

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Which of these words indicates a negative emotional state characterized by remorse?

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Which term is used to describe an environment that is unwelcoming or threatening?

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Which word describes a person or group that imposes harsh control over others?

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What term refers to a movement that carries water or air in a circular path?

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Which word is used to describe a government characterized by cruelty and oppression?

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Which term implies a state of being unable to move?

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What does the term 'ravage' imply in its meaning?

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Which word denotes an action that means to replace or take the place of?

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What is the meaning of the word 'plaidid'?

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Which term refers to a violent disturbance caused by a crowd?

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Which term best describes the action of showing a desire to hurt or annoy someone?

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What word describes a state characterized by extreme ugliness or unpleasantness?

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Which word indicates a severe and destructive fire?

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Which term describes the quality of being calm and peaceful?

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What word signifies the act of moving smoothly in a wave-like motion?

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Which term describes something that is difficult to perceive or understand?

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What word indicates a bold and daring attitude, sometimes recklessly so?

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Petty

Of little importance or trivial.

Guts

Courage, bravery, or determination.

Riot

A violent disturbance by a crowd.

Hideous

Extremely ugly or unpleasant.

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Labyrinth

A complicated maze or network of paths.

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Oppressor

A person or group that imposes harsh or unjust control over others.

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Guilt

A feeling of remorse for wrongdoing.

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Supplant

To replace or take the place of.

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Tyranny

Cruel and oppressive government or rule.

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Ravage

To cause severe damage or destruction.

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Placid

Calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

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Impenetrable

Impossible to pass through or understand; intangible.

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Impalpable

Difficult to perceive or understand; intangible.

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Undulate

To move in a smooth, wave-like motion.

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Phantom

A ghost or something that is not real but appears to be.

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Forbidding

Unfriendly or threatening in appearance.

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Pitiless

Showing no mercy or compassion.

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Entreat

To beg or plead earnestly with someone.

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Defiance

Bold resistance to authority or opposition.

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Spite

A desire to hurt, annoy, or offend someone.

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Ponderous

Slow and heavy; awkward or dull.

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Festooned

Adorned or decorated, often with chains or garlands.

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Minute

Extremely small or detailed.

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Immobility

The state of being unable to move.

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Skirt (verb)

To go around or avoid the edge of something.

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Reverberated

Echoed or resounded repeatedly.

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Somber

Dark, gloomy, or serious.

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Recede

To move back or away.

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Conflagration

A large and destructive fire.

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Entice

To attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage.

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Stern

Serious and unyielding; strict.

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Discordant

Disagreeing or lacking harmony.

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Study Notes

Word Definitions

  • Petty: Unimportant, trivial.
  • Guts: Courage, bravery, determination.
  • Riot: Violent public disturbance.
  • Hideous: Extremely ugly or unpleasant.
  • Labyrinth: Complex maze or network of paths.
  • Oppressor: Someone who unjustly controls others.
  • Guilt: Remorse for wrongdoing.
  • Supplant: Replace or take the place of.
  • Tyranny: Cruel and oppressive rule.
  • Ravage: Cause severe damage.
  • Placid: Calm, peaceful, undisturbed.
  • Impenetrable: Impossible to pass through or understand.
  • Eddy: Circular movement of water or air.
  • Impalpable: Difficult to perceive, intangible.
  • Undulate: Move in a wave-like motion.
  • Phantom: Ghost, something not real but appearing real.
  • Forbidding: Unfriendly, threatening in appearance.
  • Pitiless: Showing no mercy or compassion.
  • Entreat: Beg earnestly, plead.
  • Defiance: Bold resistance to authority.
  • Spite: Desire to hurt or offend someone.
  • Skirt: Go around or avoid the edge of something.
  • Ponderous: Slow, heavy, awkward, dull.
  • Festooned: Decorated with garlands or chains.
  • Minute: Extremely small or detailed.
  • Immobility: State of being unable to move.
  • Reverberated: Echoed repeatedly.
  • Somber: Dark, gloomy, serious.
  • Recede: Move back or away.
  • Conflagration: Large destructive fire.
  • Entice: Attract or tempt with pleasure or advantage.
  • Stern: Serious, unyielding, strict.
  • Discordant: Disagreeing, lacking harmony.
  • Audacious: Bold, daring, sometimes reckless.
  • Vaguely: Unclearly, imprecisely.
  • Curtly: Rudely brief, abrupt in speech.
  • Impediment: Obstacle that hinders progress.
  • Tempest: Violent storm or tumultuous situation.
  • Bark: Dog's sharp sound or tree's outer covering.
  • Doom: Terrible, inevitable fate.
  • Perch: Elevated resting place; to sit on something.
  • Clutch: Grasp tightly.
  • Treacherous: Dangerously unstable or deceitful.
  • Materialize: Appear, become real, tangible.
  • Bellyache: Complain, grumble.
  • Suffocate: Deprive of air, cause breathlessness.
  • Slaughter: Killing of animals or people.
  • Crammed: Tightly packed, overcrowded.
  • Yoke: Wooden bar for joining animals; something binding.
  • Eruption: Sudden outbreak (lava, ash, emotion).

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