Vocabulary Unit 4 week 3

What does "anticipation" mean in the sentence: "The children waited in anticipation for the magician to start his show"?

• Fear

• Excitement about something that is going to happen

• Impatience

• Confusion

Choose the sentence where "defy" is used correctly.

• She decided to defy her fear of heights by climbing the mountain.

• He could defy the answer to the complex math problem easily.

• They will defy to the park despite the rain.

• You can defy your shoes in the rack at the entrance.

What does "entitled" mean in the context: "The book entitled 'Mysteries of the Ocean' explores underwater mysteries"?

• Named

• Allowed

• Required

• Given

In which sentence is "neutral" used correctly?

• She painted her room in vibrant colors to keep it neutral.

• He remained neutral during the argument, not taking any sides.

• The car was moving fast even though it was in neutral.

• They decided to neutral the agreement before proceeding.

Choose the sentence where "outspoken" is used correctly.

• The vase was very outspoken on the shelf.

• She was outspoken about her beliefs, never afraid to share her opinions.

• The book was too outspoken for the young reader.

• He tried to outspoken his opponent in the debate.

What does "reserved" mean in the sentence: "She was reserved at the party, speaking very little to the guests"?

• Booked

• Quiet and restrained in manner

• Excited

• Confused

In which sentence is "sought" used correctly?

• He sought his keys for over an hour before finding them in his coat pocket.

• They have sought to the beach for their vacation.

• She will sought her friend's advice before making a decision.

• The cat sought from the window to the door.

What does "unequal" mean in the context: "The teams were unequal in skill, leading to an unfair match"?

• Not the same in quantity

• Not capable

• Not the same in quality or ability

• Unfair in distribution

Which sentence correctly uses the word "anticipation"?

• She cut the cake in anticipation.

• The anticipation of the room was very high.

• They cleaned the house in anticipation of the guests' arrival.

• He anticipation the test results.

Choose the sentence where "defy" is used correctly.

• The law is something that should not be defied.

• You can defy your clothes in the closet.

• She decided to defy her homework for the weekend.

• The recipe said to defy the mixture for an hour.