Vocabulary in Context Quiz

When someone experiences pain that is so severe it's almost unbearable, they are feeling pain that is:

• Chronic

• Stimulus

• Subconsciously

• Excruciatingly

If a person has a headache that continues over a long period of time, coming and going but never completely stopping, this headache can be described as:

• Monotony

• Catastrophic

• Chronic

• Stimulus

The daily routine of waking up, going to school, coming home, doing homework, eating dinner, and going to bed can become dull due to the:

• Excruciatingly

• Monotony

• Subconsciously

• Catastrophic

When a person reacts to something without even realizing it, their reaction is happening:

• Excruciatingly

• Stimulus

• Subconsciously

• Chronic

A natural disaster, like a massive earthquake that results in significant loss and damage, can be described as:

• Chronic

• Stimulus

• Monotony

• Catastrophic

The sound of a loud alarm that makes you jump out of bed in the morning serves as a:

• Monotony

• Stimulus

• Subconsciously

• Excruciatingly

When you dream at night, your brain is creating stories and images:

• Excruciatingly

• Stimulus

• Subconsciously

• Chronic

A condition like asthma, which can affect someone throughout their entire life, is considered:

• Chronic

• Stimulus

• Monotony

• Catastrophic

The feeling of intense, unbearable pain during a severe injury is described as:

• Monotony

• Catastrophic

• Chronic

• Excruciatingly

The complete destruction of a city due to a bomb explosion would be an example of a:

• Monotony

• Catastrophic

• Chronic

• Stimulus