Vocabulary Study Notes Quiz

Questions and Answers

What does 'establish' mean?

To bring into being; set up (correct)

To improve character

To make an important request

To disappear from sight

What does 'appeal' mean?

To be usually commonly done

To make an important request (correct)

To disappear from sight

To answer by word or action

What does 'variety' mean?

A number of different kinds (correct)

Clumsy; not graceful

Good enough to meet the need

A natural ability that may or may not be developed

What does 'wholesome' mean?

Tending to improve the character of the mind or body Signup and view all the answers

What does 'respond' mean?

To answer either by word or action Signup and view all the answers

What does 'adequate' mean?

Good enough to meet the need Signup and view all the answers

What does 'customary' mean?

Usual; commonly done Signup and view all the answers

What does 'vanish' mean?

To disappear from sight Signup and view all the answers

What does 'awkward' mean?

Clumsy; not graceful Signup and view all the answers

What does 'potential' mean?

A natural ability that may or may not be developed; possibility Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes

Establish: Refers to the act of creating or setting up something, such as a business, organization, or practice.
Appeal: Involves making a significant request or plea, often to evoke a response from someone or to attract support.
Variety: Indicates a range or assortment of different types or kinds within a particular category or subject.
Wholesome: Describes something that contributes positively to the health, character, or well-being of the mind or body.
Respond: The action of replying or reacting to something, which can be through verbal communication or physical actions.
Adequate: Signifies that something is sufficient or satisfactory to meet a specific requirement or need.
Customary: Relates to practices or actions that are typical, usual, or widely accepted in a particular context or culture.
Vanish: Refers to something that disappears suddenly or momentarily from view, often without explanation.
Awkward: Characterizes movements or actions that are clumsy, lacking grace, or not smooth in execution.
Potential: Represents natural abilities or capacities that are not fully developed but may become actualized, indicating possibilities for growth or achievement.

Description

Test your understanding of key vocabulary words with this quiz. Each term is essential for expanding your language skills and comprehension. Explore definitions and applications of words like 'establish' and 'wholesome' to strengthen your vocabulary.