"SUPER, SUR, HYPER" Vocabulary Practice

What does the word 'superior' mean?

• Higher in quality, rank, or status

• The uppermost layer of something

• Equal in quality, rank, or status

• More than is needed, extra

What does the word 'supervise' mean?

• To keep watch over someone or something

• To judge by unreasonable high standards

• To criticize harshly

• Higher in quality, rank, or status

What does the word 'superficial' mean?

• On the surface only, lacking depth

• Deep and meaningful

• Extreme exaggeration

• More than is needed, extra

What does the word 'surface' refer to?

• The uppermost layer of something

• The lowermost layer of something

• Last name, family name

• More than is needed, extra

What does the word 'surplus' mean?

• More than is needed, extra

• Exactly what is needed

• To give up

• Last name, family name

What does it mean to 'survive'?

• To continue to live in spite of danger or hardship

• To give up easily

• To keep watch over someone or something

• To ignore danger and hardship

What does the word 'surname' mean?

• Last name, family name

• To judge by unreasonable high standards

• Higher in quality, rank, or status

• Nickname

What does it mean to 'surrender'?

• To give up

• To keep watch over someone or something

• To ignore completely

• To have more than is needed, extra

What does the term 'hyperbole' mean?

• Extreme exaggeration

• Complete truth

• The uppermost layer of something

• To judge by unreasonable high standards

What does the word 'hypercritical' mean?

• To judge by unreasonable high standards

• Higher in quality, rank, or status

• Extreme exaggeration

• To judge without any standards