WW Mod 2 L 8-18 Vocab Words

What does the word "miserly" suggest about a person's behavior towards spending money?

• They spend a lot freely.

• They are very generous.

• They are extremely careful and often stingy.

• They invest wisely.

If something is described as "surreal," how does it seem?

• Very realistic and ordinary.

• Like a dream or beyond reality.

• Dull and uninteresting.

• Clear and understandable.

Which word means a large and sumptuous meal, typically a ceremonial one?

• Market

• Quest

• Banquet

• Plot

What does "wit" refer to?

• A person's natural tendency to be miserly.

• The ability to use words and ideas in a quick and inventive way to create humor.

• A formal gathering to discuss serious matters.

• The process of becoming corrupt.

Which word refers to the sequence of events that make up a story which includes a conflict that ultimately leads to an outcome or resolution?

• Reality

• Illusion

• Chroma

• Plot

"Chroma" is best associated with:

• The intensity or purity of color.

• A large, elaborate meal.

• The quality of being miserly.

• The act of abandoning something.

What is the difference between "reality" and "illusion"?

• Reality is what is true and present; illusion is a false idea or belief.

• Reality is always negative; illusion is always positive.

• Reality is the dream state; illusion is the waking state.

• There is no difference; they mean the same thing.

A "quest" is best described as:

• A formal meal shared with friends.

• A journey made in search of something.

• The act of corrupting someone's morals.

• The process of choosing and using words carefully.

What does point of view mean?

• Point of view is the genre of the story.
• Point of view is the setting of the story.
• Point of view is the place from which you see things or the way one thinks about an event

• Point of view refers to the main character's name.

The baby crying was a _____________ of sound, it was horrible to listen to

• audible

• vista

• xylophone

• cacophony

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