2nd QTR Vocabulary Quiz

Imagine you're in a classroom where everyone must perform a special action to show respect to the wise old teacher, Mr. Eduardo. What is this action called?

• A. To make oneself bow or kneel down in adoration or humility.

• B. Showing warm and heartfelt friendliness.

• C. Without vigor, force, or strength

• D. tired; weary

Imagine Israel is walking through a mysterious library filled with ancient books. He picks up a dusty tome and suddenly becomes cognizant of a hidden world within its pages. What does Israel experience?

• A. Provoke or stir up.

• B. Disposed to please.

• C. to give life to; to make alive

• D. aware; having knowledge of something.

Imagine you're at a magical ball, and you spot someone across the room who is simply prepossessing. What does this mean?

• A. Someone affected by a condition characterized by frequent and uncontrollable periods of deep sleep, like Daylen after a long day.

• B. That impresses favorably; engaging or attractive, much like how Ja'Miyah lights up the room with her smile.

• C. Fine, completely satisfactory; okay, just like Wendy's perfectly brewed cup of tea.

• D. Attentive; thoughtful; careful, as Aolanis is when she's planning a surprise party.

Maria was so ____ to the host at the party that Ja'Miyah and Wendy couldn't help but exchange curious glances, wondering what she was up to.

To ____ the boring room, Ja'Miyah added pops of color throughout.

After a long day of adventures with her three energetic kids, Wendy often looked ____.

Yareli was known to be ____ about her christmas donations.

At Israel's birthday bash, you could tell this was a ____ event because all the men wore suits and ties, and even Angel brought out his fanciest bow tie!

Imagine you're in a classroom with Israel, Aolanis, and Daylen. The teacher asks, "What does it mean to be attentive?"

• A. to lay face down on the ground in humility or adoration

• B. Taking heed; giving close and thoughtful attention.

• C. Unusual or excessive frugality; extreme economy or stinginess

• D. warmly and pleasantly cheerful; cordial

Imagine you're in a classroom with Maria, Yareli, and Israel, and the teacher asks, "What does parsimony mean?"

• A. primarily concerned with making money at the expense of others

• B. Taking heed; giving close and thoughtful attention.

• C. Unusual or excessive frugality; extreme economy or stinginess

• D. wild-looking; having a gaunt or exhausted appearance from prolonged suffering