GRAPH/IR/NON Vocabulary Quizs

graphite

• A shiny, black substance used in pencils.

• A type of metal used in construction.

• A mineral used for making jewelry.

• A liquid used in batteries.

graffiti

• Pictures or words painted or drawn on a wall, building, etc.

• A type of sculpture made from metal or stone.

• A form of digital art created on computers.

• A style of painting that uses only black and white.

nonexistent

• Not present or real; not existing.

• Existing in theory but not in practice.

• Present but not acknowledged.

• Existing only in imagination.

nonverbal

• Involving spoken language and words.

• Not involving or using words; not able to speak.

• Expressing thoughts through written text.

• Communicating through gestures and facial expressions.

paragraph

• A part of writing that deals with one subject, begins on a new line, and is made up of one or more sentences.

• A collection of words that form a complete thought.

• A type of punctuation used to separate sentences.

• A visual representation of data in a chart.

irregular

• Not normal or usual; not following the usual rules; not regular in form or shape.

• Following a consistent pattern or form.

• Conforming to established standards or norms.

• Regular and predictable in occurrence.

autograph

• A type of written document

• The signature of a famous person.

• A form of artistic expression

• A legal contract

irrelevant

• Not important or relating to what is being discussed right now.

• Highly significant to the current topic.

• Directly related to the main subject.

• Essential for understanding the discussion.

telegraph

• A modern system of sending messages using the internet.

• An outdated system of sending messages over long distances using wires and electrical signals.

• A method of communication using smoke signals.

• A device for sending messages through satellite technology.

irrational

• Not thinking clearly; not able to use reason or good judgment.

• Having a clear and logical thought process.

• Making decisions based on facts and evidence.

• Being overly emotional and impulsive.