Vocabulary Quiz

What does the adjective "abstruse" mean?

• Easy to understand

• Hard to understand

• Clearly expressed

• Directly stated

What does the adjective "appellate" refer to?

• Relating to the process of applying for a job

• Having the power to review the decisions of a lower court

• Pertaining to the appeal of a product or service

• Associated with the appearance of a legal document

What does the word "armistice" mean?

• A formal agreement to end a war

• A pause in fighting brought about by agreement between the two sides

• A declaration of victory in battle

• A strategy used to surprise the enemy

What does the word "complacency" mean according to the learning material?

• A feeling of uncertainty or lack of confidence

• A calm and satisfied feeling about one's self

• A state of being in an unfamiliar place

• The act of competing with others

What is the meaning of the word 'courtier' as used in the example sentence?

• A person who practices law in a court

• A person who is in attendance to a ruler in a royal court and practices flattery towards others

• A person who plays sports in a court

• A person who designs courtrooms

What does the adjective "gustatory" relate to?

• Relating to, associated with, or being the sense or sensation of taste

• The process of digestion

• The sense of smell

• The sense of hearing

What does the adjective "herculean" mean?

• Of small power, size, or difficulty

• Of great power, size, or difficulty

• Of average strength and ability

• Of no significance or impact

What does the adjective "illustrious" mean?

• Lacking fame or good reputation

• Very outstanding; eminent

• Not well-known or recognized

• Common and ordinary

What does the word "importunate" mean?

• To be very important or significant

• Making a nuisance of oneself with requests or demands

• To import goods from another country

• To support someone in their endeavors

What does the adjective "injurious" mean?

• Beneficial and helpful

• Harmful; causing injury

• Unimportant and trivial

• Pleasing and delightful