Mastering Vocabulary Skills

What does the word 'dignified' mean in the context of behavior?

• Behaving in a composed and respectful manner that reflects self-respect and poise.

• Acting in a loud and disruptive manner that draws attention.

• Displaying indifference and lack of concern for others.

• Exhibiting arrogance and superiority over others.

Choose the correct synonym for 'scurry': a) stroll b) dash c) linger d) pause

• amble

• dash

• dawdle

• crawl

In which sentence is 'procession' used correctly? a) The procession of cars was stuck in traffic. b) She decided to procession her homework. c) The procession of thoughts was overwhelming. d) He likes to procession in the morning.

• a) The procession of cars was stuck in traffic.

• The procession of homework was completed on time.

• He enjoys to watch the procession of birds.

• The procession of ideas was difficult to understand.

What is an antonym for 'upright'? a) vertical b) honest c) dishonest d) straight

• faithful

• loyal

• c) dishonest

• trustworthy

Fill in the blank: The dignified manner in which she spoke made everyone listen __________.

• casually

• loudly

• attentively

• disinterestedly

Which word best fits the sentence? The children began to __________ when they heard the bell ring for recess.

• play

• walk

• run

• sit

Identify the synonym for 'dignified': a) humble b) proud c) casual d) rude

• disgraced

• unrefined

• insignificant

• b) proud

Choose the correct antonym for 'scurry': a) hurry b) dawdle c) race d) sprint

• b) dawdle

• loiter

• crawl

• amble

In a sentence, how can you use 'procession' to describe a parade?

• A procession refers to a single person walking alone in silence.

• A parade can be described as a procession of people marching or moving in an organized manner, often to celebrate an event.

• A parade is a random gathering of people without any organization.

• A parade is simply a group of people standing still and watching a show.

What does 'upright' imply when describing a person's character?

• Indifferent and apathetic.

• Honest and morally principled.

• Selfish and greedy.

• Deceitful and manipulative.