Into the Wild Vocabulary Quiz

Which sentence uses "irrelevant" correctly?

• His irrelevant skills made him perfect for the job.

• The irrelevant information was crucial to solving the case.

• She made an irrelevant comment that had nothing to do with the topic.

• The irrelevant clue led directly to the criminal's arrest.

Which of the following is an example of an "egress"?

• A welcome mat at the front door.

• A window that cannot be opened.

• A fire escape on the side of a building.

• A wall separating two rooms.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:

After months of traveling, their ______________ finally came to an end when they reached the coast.

• irrelevant

• flout

• odyssey

• emancipated

Fill in the blank:

The fire alarm rang, and everyone rushed to find the nearest ______________ from the building.

• statutes

• egress

• odyssey

• flout

7. Based on the sentence, what does statutes refer to?

The city council passed new statutes to regulate noise levels in residential areas.

• rules or laws

• fines

• noise complaints

• meetings

12. Based on the context, what does emancipated mean?

After years of campaigning, the workers were finally emancipated from their unfair contracts.

• signed

• released

• punished

• employed

Select all that apply:

Which of the following are synonyms for the word irrelevant?

• unrelated

• unimportant

• relevant
• significant
• inapplicable

An "odyssey" is best described as:

• A short trip to a nearby location

• A tedious and boring task

• A long and eventful journey

• A quick and efficient process

In architecture, an "egress" is important for:

• Decorative purposes

• Structural support

• Safety and evacuation

• Improving acoustics

Select the word that best completes the sentence:

The company must follow the ______________ set by the local government regarding workplace safety.

• irrelevant

• statutes

• flout

• emancipated