Vocabulary Unit 3 Week 1

What does it mean to "indulge" in something?

• To ignore it completely.

• To allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.

• To argue about something.

• To throw something away.

If something is considered "adequate," it is:

• Overwhelming in quantity.

• Not enough.

• Sufficient for a specific requirement.

• Extremely good or of high quality.

To "retrieve" something means to:

• Forget where it is.

• Paint it a different color.

• Go and get it back.

• Throw it away.

"Consent" is best defined as:

• Disagreement on a topic.

• Permission for something to happen.

• A type of science.

• A musical instrument.

When you "accumulate" things, you:

• Give them away.

• Collect them over a period of time.

• Lose them.

• Break them into pieces.

Which sentence uses the word "indulge" correctly?

• She decided to indulge her curiosity by reading the forbidden book.

• He had to indulge his bicycle before he could ride it.

• They chose to indulge the law by following the speed limit.

• You must indulge your homework before playing video games.

Choose the sentence where "adequate" is used correctly.

• The magician's performance was so adequate that everyone was amazed.

• He made sure he had an adequate amount of water for the hike.

• The cake was too adequate to fit in the oven.

• She felt that skydiving was too adequate for her taste.

Which of the following is an example of "retrieving" something?

• She went to the lost and found to retrieve her missing hat.

• He retrieved his decision to go to the park.

• They retrieved their house with bright colors.

• You can retrieve a cake by mixing flour and eggs.

What does it mean to give "consent"?

• To refuse to comply with a request.

• To agree to do a chore.

• To express approval or agreement.

• To perform a complicated calculation.

If you "accumulate" points in a game, you:

• Lose them one by one.

• Keep them the same throughout the game.

• Add more points as you play.

• Share your points with other players.