Ject Words Quiz

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a word with "ject" in it.

• She decided to ject her opinion into the conversation.

• The project was due on Monday, so we worked all weekend.

• They went to the park to ject some fun into their day.

What does the word "eject" mean in the following sentence? "The pilot had to eject from the plane before it crashed."

• To throw out forcefully

• To enter quickly

• To project a movie

• To reject or deny

Which of the following is a synonym for "project" when used as a verb meaning to plan or forecast something into the future?

• Reject

• Propel

• Predict

• Protect

Which sentence correctly uses a "ject" word?

• She had a strong objection to the new policy.

• He decided to jectify his mistake by apologizing.

• They wanted to deject the plan but didn't know how.

• We will ject the new members tomorrow.

What is the meaning of "interject" as used in the sentence: "He wanted to interject his opinion during the debate."

• To throw between

• To reject or deny

• To project across

• To inject with force

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a word with "ject" in it.

• The committee decided to reject the proposal due to lack of funds.

• She was excited to ject her new idea at the meeting.

• They were planning to subject the new game tonight.

• He wanted to eject his role in the play.

Which of the following is a synonym for "inject"?

• Expel

• Introduce

• Extract

• Eject

Fill in the blank with the correct "ject" word: "To improve morale, the manager decided to ___ some humor into the meeting."

• eject

• inject

• project

• reject

What does the word "subject" mean in the following sentence? "She was the subject of much gossip."

• A person or thing being discussed or described

• A topic in a course of study

• To force someone to undergo something

• To throw ideas into a conversation

What is the meaning of "deject" as used in the sentence: "The news seemed to deject him more than expected."

• To make sad or disheartened

• To remove from a position of power

• To throw out forcefully

• To deny or refuse