6th Vocabulary Quiz Lesson 10

What does it mean to *anticipate* an event?

• Ignore it completely.

• Remember it from the past.

• Look forward to it with excitement.

• Predict it before it happens.

If a meeting is described as *brief*, what does that mean?

• It is very long and detailed.

• It is short in duration.

• It is held without notice.

• It is unimportant.

What does *brisk* most likely describe?

• A slow and lazy afternoon.

• A quick, energetic walk.

• A type of tea.

• A warm, cozy blanket.

What is a *budget*?

• A plan for making and spending money.

• A type of expensive car.

• A sudden decision without planning.

• A document that is difficult to understand.

To *compete* means to:

• Work alone on a project.

• Share everything equally.

• Try to win against others.

• Avoid any form of challenge.

What does it mean to *complicate* a situation?

• To make it simpler and easier to understand.

• To leave it unchanged.

• To make it more difficult and complex.

• To solve all problems related to it.

The word *effect* refers to:

• A cause of a problem.

• The result of a cause.

• A type of special effect in movies.

• An ineffective method.

A *factor* is:

• An irrelevant detail.

• A type of machinery.

• An element that contributes to a result.

• A professional problem solver.

To *gripe* about something means to:

• Praise it highly.

• Ignore it.

• Complain about it.

• Repair it.

If something is described as *unique*, it is:

• Common and ordinary.

• Exactly like something else.

• Different from anything else.

• Difficult to understand.