Challenging Vocabulary Mastery

In a sentence, how would you use 'lavish' to describe a celebration?

• The celebration was lavish, filled with opulent decorations and an abundance of gourmet food.

• The celebration was modest, featuring only a few friends and basic food.

• The celebration was chaotic, lacking any organization or theme.

• The celebration was dull, with minimal decorations and simple snacks.

Which of the following is a synonym for 'methodical'? A) Chaotic B) Systematic C) Random D) Erratic

• Disorganized

• Haphazard

• Systematic

• Unsystematic

What is the antonym of 'venture'? A) Risk B) Avoid C) Explore D) Journey

• Engage

• Challenge

• Embrace

• B) Avoid

In what context might 'unkempt' be used to describe a person's appearance?

• To describe someone whose hair is messy, clothes are wrinkled, or overall appearance is neglected.

• To describe someone with perfectly styled hair and neat clothes.

• To describe someone who is always well-groomed and organized.

• To describe someone who has a formal and polished appearance.

Identify a synonym for 'torpor': A) Energy B) Lethargy C) Agility D) Alertness

• Vigor

• Dynamism

• B) Lethargy

• Excitement

What is the antonym of 'smirk'? A) Grin B) Frown C) Smile D) Chuckle

• Sneeze

• Beam

• B) Frown

• Scowl

How can 'reproach' be used in a sentence to convey disappointment?

• He smiled brightly at her, forgetting the past.

• They celebrated their anniversary with a grand party.

• She praised him for his thoughtful gift.

• She looked at him with reproach after he forgot their anniversary.

Which word is a synonym for 'paltry'? A) Abundant B) Insignificant C) Generous D) Ample

• Substantial

• Excessive

• B) Insignificant

• Trivial

In what context might 'mundane' be used to describe daily life?

• Mundane refers to exciting adventures and travel.

• Mundane describes daily life as ordinary and routine.

• Mundane is used to describe extraordinary events.

• Mundane signifies a life filled with constant change.

What is the antonym of 'notoriety'? A) Fame B) Infamy C) Obscurity D) Recognition

• A) Fame

• Oblivion

• Disgrace

• Neglect