SS Week 1 Vocabulary Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses the word "precarious"?

• The precarious kitten slept soundly in its cozy bed.

• The precarious ladder wobbled as he climbed higher.

• She was precarious of the upcoming exam.

• The precarious teacher gave a clear lecture.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "lacerate"?

• The fabric was lacerate after years of wear and tear.

• The chef lacerated the vegetables for the stew.

• The glass lacerated his hand when it shattered.

• The loud noise lacerated the quiet evening.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "affable"?

• The affable breeze cooled them on a hot day.

• The affable man greeted everyone with a smile.

• The affable storm caused a lot of damage.

• The affable room was decorated beautifully.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "solicitous"?

• She was solicitous about the condition of her garden.

• The solicitous wind blew fiercely through the night.

• His solicitous attitude made him a great leader.

• The solicitous landscape was breathtaking.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "droll"?

• The droll cat purred quietly on the windowsill.

• His droll humor always made his friends laugh.

• The droll weather was perfect for a picnic.

• She found the droll sunset mesmerizing.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "placid"?

• The placid dog barked at every passerby.

• Her placid demeanor helped calm the anxious students.

• The placid storm caused widespread destruction.

• The placid music was too loud for studying.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "disarming"?

• The disarming smile made everyone feel at ease.

• The disarming storm caused a lot of damage.

• The disarming music was too loud for studying.

• The disarming cat purred quietly on the windowsill.

Which sentence uses the word "grotesque" correctly?

• The grotesque painting depicted a serene landscape.

• The grotesque creature frightened the children.

• His grotesque manners charmed everyone.

• The grotesque melody was soothing.

Which sentence uses the word "tangible" correctly?

• Her happiness was so tangible you could almost touch it.

• The tangible fog obscured their view.

• The tangible aroma of the food filled the room.

• He found her feelings to be very tangible.

Which sentence uses the word "bewildered" correctly?

• The bewildered path was easy to navigate.

• He felt bewildered by the complex instructions.

• The bewildered artist created a masterpiece.

• The sound was bewildered and harmonious.