Which of the following best describes the tone associated with "abomination"?

• Positive

• Neutral

• Negative

• Joyful

Which of the following sentences uses "abomination" correctly?

• The abomination of the cake was delightful.

• The abomination of the crime shocked everyone.

• The abomination of the flowers was beautiful.

• The abomination of the music was soothing.

What is the primary emotion associated with "abomination"?

• Joy

• Disgust

• Happiness

• Excitement

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

• Emotional

• Calm

• Logical

• Quiet

Which of the following best describes someone who is "hysterical"?

• Affected by uncontrolled, extreme emotion

• Calm and collected

• Logical and rational

• Quiet and reserved

What is the opposite of being "hysterical"?

• Calm

• Frenzied

• Mad

• Emotional

Which of the following is a correct usage of "hysterical" in a sentence?

• Mary Warren, with hysterical fright, asked, "What's got her?"

• Mary Warren, with calm demeanor, asked, "What's got her?"

• Mary Warren, with logical reasoning, asked, "What's got her?"

• Mary Warren, with quiet voice, asked, "What's got her?"

What is the definition of the word "exude"?

• To display a quality strongly and openly

• To hide a quality

• To whisper quietly

• To run quickly

What part of speech is the word "exude"?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Which of the following sentences uses the word "exude" correctly?

• She exudes confidence in every meeting.

• He exudes the book on the table.

• They exude the car in the garage.

• We exude the door open.