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Part 1 (enormous … peek) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “enormous” mean? very, very big happy and bright, a little bit cold What does “tiny” mean? very, very small fall and roll over, warm, soft, and comfy What does “scurry” mean? run with quick little steps laugh in a small, silly way, shake because you are cold What does “wobble” mean? rock from side to side cross and in a bad mood, nicely round and full What does “sparkle” mean? shine with little flashes of light stay on top of water or in the air, so smooth or wet that things slide What does “giggle” mean? laugh in a small, silly way run with quick little steps, covered in soft little hairs What does “shiver” mean? shake because you are cold chew with big, noisy bites, press hard from both sides What does “munch” mean? chew with big, noisy bites full of bumps, not smooth, take a short, light sleep What does “sniff” mean? smell with short, quick breaths give off a soft, steady light, reach out to make yourself longer What does “peek” mean? take a quick little look eat fast and in big gulps, able to stick to things
Part 2 (grumpy … chilly) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “grumpy” mean? cross and in a bad mood step down hard and loud, speak very, very softly What does “cozy” mean? warm, soft, and comfy rock from side to side, take a quick little look What does “fetch” mean? go and get something and bring it back wanting to know or learn about things, move slowly, carried by air or water What does “gather” mean? bring things together into one place feeling like everything is spinning, bright because light bounces off it What does “tumble” mean? fall and roll over very wet and soft, very, very small What does “squeeze” mean? press hard from both sides walk quietly on your toes, move with quick, small twists What does “plump” mean? nicely round and full warm, soft, and comfy, rock from side to side What does “fuzzy” mean? covered in soft little hairs smell with short, quick breaths, quick to learn and think of ideas What does “soggy” mean? very wet and soft a little bit cold, happy and bright What does “chilly” mean? a little bit cold very, very big, very wet and soft
Part 3 (swift … clever) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “swift” mean? very fast fall and roll over, nicely round and full What does “stomp” mean? step down hard and loud cross and in a bad mood, able to stick to things What does “tiptoe” mean? walk quietly on your toes full of bumps, not smooth, eat fast and in big gulps What does “whisper” mean? speak very, very softly step down hard and loud, take a quick little look What does “glow” mean? give off a soft, steady light move with quick, small twists, bring things together into one place What does “slippery” mean? so smooth or wet that things slide shine with little flashes of light, spring back up after hitting something What does “sticky” mean? able to stick to things speak very, very softly, take a short, light sleep What does “curious” mean? wanting to know or learn about things go and get something and bring it back, spring back up after hitting something What does “cheerful” mean? happy and bright very, very small, very fast What does “clever” mean? quick to learn and think of ideas reach out to make yourself longer, stay on top of water or in the air
Part 4 (bounce … dizzy) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “bounce” mean? spring back up after hitting something wanting to know or learn about things, move slowly, carried by air or water What does “drift” mean? move slowly, carried by air or water bring things together into one place, feeling like everything is spinning What does “float” mean? stay on top of water or in the air so smooth or wet that things slide, shine with little flashes of light What does “gobble” mean? eat fast and in big gulps walk quietly on your toes, shake because you are cold What does “wiggle” mean? move with quick, small twists give off a soft, steady light, covered in soft little hairs What does “snooze” mean? take a short, light sleep chew with big, noisy bites, press hard from both sides What does “bumpy” mean? full of bumps, not smooth laugh in a small, silly way, run with quick little steps What does “shiny” mean? bright because light bounces off it quick to learn and think of ideas, go and get something and bring it back What does “stretch” mean? reach out to make yourself longer bright because light bounces off it, smell with short, quick breaths What does “dizzy” mean? feeling like everything is spinning bright because light bounces off it, move slowly, carried by air or water
Part 5 (gigantic … soar) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “gigantic” mean? as big as a giant neat and in order, a little bit wet What does “nibble” mean? eat with tiny bites weak and not strong, able to wait calmly What does “sturdy” mean? strong and hard to break flap quickly and lightly, soft and kind, not rough What does “fragile” mean? easy to break begin to grow, very, very old What does “timid” mean? shy and easily scared break into tiny pieces, very pleased and happy What does “bold” mean? brave and not afraid to try always true to your friends, stay in one place in the air What does “gleam” mean? shine brightly sleepy and slow, easy to break What does “drowsy” mean? sleepy and slow shine brightly, as big as a giant What does “damp” mean? a little bit wet eat with tiny bites, having good manners What does “soar” mean? fly high in the sky shy and easily scared, clever in a sneaky way
Part 6 (plunge … sprout) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “plunge” mean? jump or dive suddenly into something shine with a faint, flickering light, moving in an awkward, careless way What does “dash” mean? run very fast for a short way a sudden, strong puff of wind, really wanting to do something What does “glimmer” mean? shine with a faint, flickering light jump or dive suddenly into something, worried and a little bit scared What does “rumble” mean? make a deep, rolling sound brave and not afraid to try, quick and light in moving What does “mighty” mean? very strong and powerful move smoothly and easily, disappear all of a sudden What does “feeble” mean? weak and not strong fly high in the sky, eat with tiny bites What does “nimble” mean? quick and light in moving very strong and powerful, make a deep, rolling sound What does “clumsy” mean? moving in an awkward, careless way very cold and covered with frost, droop because there is no water What does “tidy” mean? neat and in order as big as a giant, a little bit wet What does “sprout” mean? begin to grow very quick, very tired
Part 7 (wilt … gentle) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “wilt” mean? droop because there is no water swing slowly from side to side, worried and a little bit scared What does “hover” mean? stay in one place in the air run very fast for a short way, strong and hard to break What does “glide” mean? move smoothly and easily flap quickly and lightly, very strong and powerful What does “sway” mean? swing slowly from side to side really wanting to do something, a sudden, strong puff of wind What does “flutter” mean? flap quickly and lightly soft and kind, not rough, strong and hard to break What does “crumble” mean? break into tiny pieces very pleased and happy, clever in a sneaky way What does “loyal” mean? always true to your friends brave and not afraid to try, stay in one place in the air What does “patient” mean? able to wait calmly weak and not strong, having good manners What does “eager” mean? really wanting to do something swing slowly from side to side, droop because there is no water What does “gentle” mean? soft and kind, not rough quick and light in moving, disappear all of a sudden
Part 8 (rapid … gust) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “rapid” mean? very quick easy to break, begin to grow What does “ancient” mean? very, very old shine brightly, sleepy and slow What does “vanish” mean? disappear all of a sudden move smoothly and easily, make a deep, rolling sound What does “delighted” mean? very pleased and happy break into tiny pieces, shy and easily scared What does “weary” mean? very tired neat and in order, easy to break What does “polite” mean? having good manners able to wait calmly, fly high in the sky What does “nervous” mean? worried and a little bit scared very cold and covered with frost, run very fast for a short way What does “sly” mean? clever in a sneaky way always true to your friends, break into tiny pieces What does “frosty” mean? very cold and covered with frost moving in an awkward, careless way, jump or dive suddenly into something What does “gust” mean? a sudden, strong puff of wind run very fast for a short way, really wanting to do something
Part 9 (immense … brisk) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “immense” mean? extremely large strange or unusual, not able to be seen What does “scamper” mean? run with light, quick steps eat up hungrily and quickly, get bigger by spreading out What does “dart” mean? move suddenly and quickly more than enough, plenty, messy and full of things What does “plummet” mean? fall straight down very fast refusing to change your mind, careful to stay out of danger What does “glisten” mean? shine because something is wet done too quickly, without care, thinly spread out, not crowded What does “shimmer” mean? shine with a soft, wavy light able to bend without breaking, moving slowly, without energy What does “radiant” mean? shining bright and full of joy able to move quickly and easily, mix into a liquid and disappear What does “murky” mean? dark and cloudy, hard to see through change completely into something else, happening quickly without warning What does “sluggish” mean? moving slowly, without energy shine with a soft, wavy light, fall straight down very fast What does “brisk” mean? quick and full of energy able to last a long time, packed closely together
Part 10 (agile … rare) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “agile” mean? able to move quickly and easily shine because something is wet, not found or seen very often What does “durable” mean? able to last a long time quick and full of energy, happy to share and give What does “flimsy” mean? thin and easily broken make calm or less sore, run as fast as you can What does “cautious” mean? careful to stay out of danger shining bright and full of joy, run with light, quick steps What does “generous” mean? happy to share and give huge and wide-spreading, thin and easily broken What does “stubborn” mean? refusing to change your mind clear enough to see through, having a sweet, nice smell What does “jolly” mean? happy and full of fun plain and not special, high-pitched and loud What does “peculiar” mean? strange or unusual extremely large, happy and full of fun What does “ordinary” mean? plain and not special move suddenly and quickly, happy and full of fun What does “rare” mean? not found or seen very often refusing to change your mind, careful to stay out of danger
Part 11 (abundant … flexible) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “abundant” mean? more than enough, plenty quick and full of energy, messy and full of things What does “scarce” mean? hard to find because there is little change completely into something else, happening quickly without warning What does “vast” mean? huge and wide-spreading packed closely together, happy to share and give What does “sudden” mean? happening quickly without warning dark and cloudy, hard to see through, hard to find because there is little What does “transform” mean? change completely into something else made quieter and hard to hear clearly, dark and cloudy, hard to see through What does “expand” mean? get bigger by spreading out eat up hungrily and quickly, run with light, quick steps What does “dissolve” mean? mix into a liquid and disappear able to move quickly and easily, shine because something is wet What does “sprint” mean? run as fast as you can thin and easily broken, make calm or less sore What does “devour” mean? eat up hungrily and quickly get bigger by spreading out, clear enough to see through What does “flexible” mean? able to bend without breaking shine with a soft, wavy light, fall straight down very fast
Part 12 (transparent … cluttered) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “transparent” mean? clear enough to see through having a sweet, nice smell, not found or seen very often What does “invisible” mean? not able to be seen strange or unusual, high-pitched and loud What does “fragrant” mean? having a sweet, nice smell move suddenly and quickly, more than enough, plenty What does “soothe” mean? make calm or less sore run as fast as you can, plain and not special What does “hasty” mean? done too quickly, without care shining bright and full of joy, thinly spread out, not crowded What does “dense” mean? packed closely together huge and wide-spreading, able to last a long time What does “shrill” mean? high-pitched and loud not able to be seen, extremely large What does “muffled” mean? made quieter and hard to hear clearly mix into a liquid and disappear, change completely into something else What does “sparse” mean? thinly spread out, not crowded done too quickly, without care, able to bend without breaking What does “cluttered” mean? messy and full of things moving slowly, without energy, more than enough, plenty
Part 13 (colossal … elastic) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “colossal” mean? huge, like a giant statue hide or keep out of sight, very clever and inventive What does “minuscule” mean? extremely tiny go up or climb, grow in number What does “luminous” mean? giving off light, glowing huge, like a giant statue, stay longer than expected What does “translucent” mean? letting some light through, but not clear wander slowly along a winding path, strong, active, and full of energy What does “vibrant” mean? bright, bold, and full of life show something that was hidden, having a strong, pleasant smell What does “tranquil” mean? calm and peaceful strong and healthy, go faster and faster What does “turbulent” mean? rough and full of wild movement calm and peaceful, without worry, able to stretch and snap back What does “buoyant” mean? able to float easily very strong in effect, very bright and clear What does “rigid” mean? stiff and hard to bend become smaller or less, soft, calm, and gentle What does “elastic” mean? able to stretch and snap back bright, bold, and full of life, full of excitement and interest
Part 14 (ascend … scorching) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “ascend” mean? go up or climb extremely cold, extremely tiny What does “descend” mean? go down extremely hot, calm and peaceful What does “accelerate” mean? go faster and faster able to float easily, stiff and hard to bend What does “linger” mean? stay longer than expected giving off light, glowing, wild with hurry or worry What does “meander” mean? wander slowly along a winding path able to bounce back after trouble, rough and full of wild movement What does “saunter” mean? walk in a slow, relaxed way strange and hard to explain, not wanting to do something What does “vigorous” mean? strong, active, and full of energy wander slowly along a winding path, very tired and slow to move What does “lethargic” mean? very tired and slow to move hard but easily snapped, hardworking and careful What does “frigid” mean? extremely cold go up or climb, grow in number What does “scorching” mean? extremely hot go down, make better or stronger
Part 15 (brittle … serene) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “brittle” mean? hard but easily snapped awake and busy at night, walk in a slow, relaxed way What does “potent” mean? very strong in effect go faster and faster, able to float easily What does “mellow” mean? soft, calm, and gentle become smaller or less, stiff and hard to bend What does “mysterious” mean? strange and hard to explain very tired and slow to move, not wanting to do something What does “ingenious” mean? very clever and inventive huge, like a giant statue, hide or keep out of sight What does “diligent” mean? hardworking and careful hard but easily snapped, make better or stronger What does “reluctant” mean? not wanting to do something strange and hard to explain, walk in a slow, relaxed way What does “enthusiastic” mean? full of excitement and interest having a strong, pleasant smell, show something that was hidden What does “frantic” mean? wild with hurry or worry hardworking and careful, very clever and inventive What does “serene” mean? calm and peaceful, without worry full of excitement and interest, able to bounce back after trouble
Part 16 (robust … vivid) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “robust” mean? strong and healthy calm and peaceful, very bright and clear What does “conceal” mean? hide or keep out of sight stay longer than expected, giving off light, glowing What does “reveal” mean? show something that was hidden bright, bold, and full of life, able to stretch and snap back What does “enhance” mean? make better or stronger awake and busy at night, wild with hurry or worry What does “diminish” mean? become smaller or less soft, calm, and gentle, very strong in effect What does “multiply” mean? grow in number extremely cold, extremely tiny What does “nocturnal” mean? awake and busy at night strong and healthy, hard but easily snapped What does “aromatic” mean? having a strong, pleasant smell rough and full of wild movement, calm and peaceful, without worry What does “resilient” mean? able to bounce back after trouble letting some light through, but not clear, wander slowly along a winding path What does “vivid” mean? very bright and clear go faster and faster, able to float easily
Part 17 (gargantuan … oscillate) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “gargantuan” mean? enormous, like a giant's size upset and unable to stay calm, colors that help you blend in What does “iridescent” mean? shining with rainbow colors that shift give what is needed to grow and be healthy, resting or sleeping for a while What does “effervescent” mean? bubbly and fizzy extremely hungry, soft and shiny What does “opaque” mean? not letting light through gentle and easy to handle, fill with energy and life What does “viscous” mean? thick and slow to pour make stronger or safer, make louder or stronger What does “versatile” mean? able to do many different things very careful about every detail, holding on and never giving up What does “invigorate” mean? fill with energy and life rise and float in the air, not letting light through What does “rejuvenate” mean? make fresh and young again send out in all directions, wanting to eat or do a lot What does “levitate” mean? rise and float in the air calm and not easily upset, lively and full of spirit What does “oscillate” mean? swing back and forth steadily turn from a gas into a liquid, twist out of its normal shape
Part 18 (dilute … placid) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “dilute” mean? make weaker by adding water so strong it is hard to beat, having a strong, sharp smell What does “evaporate” mean? turn from a liquid into a gas enormous, like a giant's size, swing back and forth steadily What does “condense” mean? turn from a gas into a liquid make weaker by adding water, make something last longer What does “camouflage” mean? colors that help you blend in make fresh and young again, able to do many different things What does “illuminate” mean? light up fill up again, bubbly and fizzy What does “amplify” mean? make louder or stronger very brave and fearless, thick and slow to pour What does “tenacious” mean? holding on and never giving up turn from a liquid into a gas, upset and unable to stay calm What does “meticulous” mean? very careful about every detail resting or sleeping for a while, shining with rainbow colors that shift What does “vivacious” mean? lively and full of spirit hide or make hard to see, big and hard to carry What does “placid” mean? calm and not easily upset slowly become smaller, hard to find or catch
Part 19 (pungent … obscure) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “pungent” mean? having a strong, sharp smell colors that help you blend in, turn from a gas into a liquid What does “formidable” mean? so strong it is hard to beat make weaker by adding water, twist out of its normal shape What does “intrepid” mean? very brave and fearless easy to bend or shape, make louder or stronger What does “dormant” mean? resting or sleeping for a while very careful about every detail, holding on and never giving up What does “voracious” mean? wanting to eat or do a lot make something last longer, send out in all directions What does “elusive” mean? hard to find or catch slowly become smaller, easy to bend or shape What does “ravenous” mean? extremely hungry bubbly and fizzy, light up What does “docile” mean? gentle and easy to handle fill with energy and life, rise and float in the air What does “agitated” mean? upset and unable to stay calm turn from a liquid into a gas, enormous, like a giant's size What does “obscure” mean? hide or make hard to see gentle and easy to handle, very brave and fearless
Part 20 (prolong … fortify) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “prolong” mean? make something last longer wanting to eat or do a lot, not letting light through What does “distort” mean? twist out of its normal shape swing back and forth steadily, so strong it is hard to beat What does “cumbersome” mean? big and hard to carry make stronger or safer, calm and not easily upset What does “lustrous” mean? soft and shiny fill up again, extremely hungry What does “dwindle” mean? slowly become smaller big and hard to carry, hard to find or catch What does “nourish” mean? give what is needed to grow and be healthy shining with rainbow colors that shift, having a strong, sharp smell What does “replenish” mean? fill up again soft and shiny, bubbly and fizzy What does “pliable” mean? easy to bend or shape thick and slow to pour, hide or make hard to see What does “radiate” mean? send out in all directions make fresh and young again, lively and full of spirit What does “fortify” mean? make stronger or safer thick and slow to pour, slowly become smaller
Part 21 (audacious … metamorphosis) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “audacious” mean? daring and boldly brave quietly thinking deeply, skillful with your hands What does “luminescent” mean? glowing without heat make larger or add to, spotless and like new What does “impervious” mean? not letting anything through showing very strong feeling, perfect, without any mistakes What does “malleable” mean? easy to press or hammer into shape noisy, lively, and full of energy, slow, relaxed, and lacking energy What does “volatile” mean? likely to change suddenly lasting only a short time, green with growing plants What does “inert” mean? not moving or reacting eager to ask questions, not able to be touched What does “ephemeral” mean? lasting only a short time a complete change of form, very dry, with little rain What does “perpetual” mean? going on forever glowing without heat, not moving or reacting What does “exuberant” mean? overflowing with joy and energy kind and wanting to help others, very light, thin, and delicate What does “metamorphosis” mean? a complete change of form a harsh mix of loud sounds, having to do with motion
Part 22 (augment … sonorous) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “augment” mean? make larger or add to dazzling and splendid, daring and boldly brave What does “mitigate” mean? make less harsh or painful likely to fall or go wrong, pouring down hard and fast What does “invincible” mean? too strong to be beaten likely to change suddenly, make less harsh or painful What does “intangible” mean? not able to be touched too strong to be beaten, joyful because of a success What does “imperceptible” mean? too small or slight to notice stubbornly refusing to change, deep, full, and rich in sound What does “gossamer” mean? very light, thin, and delicate overflowing with joy and energy, too small or slight to notice What does “resplendent” mean? dazzling and splendid going on forever, make larger or add to What does “impeccable” mean? perfect, without any mistakes not letting anything through, grow or spread quickly in number What does “tumultuous” mean? loud, wild, and full of confusion easy to press or hammer into shape, careful not to waste money or things What does “sonorous” mean? deep, full, and rich in sound clear and easy to understand, perfect, without any mistakes
Part 23 (cacophony … torrential) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “cacophony” mean? a harsh mix of loud sounds very dry, with little rain, likely to fall or go wrong What does “fervent” mean? showing very strong feeling joyful because of a success, loud, wild, and full of confusion What does “languid” mean? slow, relaxed, and lacking energy so beautiful it fills you with wonder, loud, wild, and full of confusion What does “pristine” mean? spotless and like new dazzling and splendid, not moving or reacting What does “kinetic” mean? having to do with motion daring and boldly brave, lasting only a short time What does “dexterous” mean? skillful with your hands too strong to be beaten, a complete change of form What does “lucid” mean? clear and easy to understand showing very strong feeling, too small or slight to notice What does “verdant” mean? green with growing plants likely to change suddenly, a harsh mix of loud sounds What does “arid” mean? very dry, with little rain make less harsh or painful, not letting anything through What does “torrential” mean? pouring down hard and fast green with growing plants, skillful with your hands
Part 24 (frugal … sublime) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “frugal” mean? careful not to waste money or things so beautiful it fills you with wonder, easy to press or hammer into shape What does “pensive” mean? quietly thinking deeply not able to be touched, having to do with motion What does “jubilant” mean? joyful because of a success clear and easy to understand, pouring down hard and fast What does “obstinate” mean? stubbornly refusing to change deep, full, and rich in sound, very light, thin, and delicate What does “precarious” mean? likely to fall or go wrong stubbornly refusing to change, quietly thinking deeply What does “inquisitive” mean? eager to ask questions spotless and like new, glowing without heat What does “benevolent” mean? kind and wanting to help others overflowing with joy and energy, grow or spread quickly in number What does “boisterous” mean? noisy, lively, and full of energy kind and wanting to help others, careful not to waste money or things What does “proliferate” mean? grow or spread quickly in number noisy, lively, and full of energy, slow, relaxed, and lacking energy What does “sublime” mean? so beautiful it fills you with wonder careful not to waste money or things, easy to press or hammer into shape
Part 25 (infinitesimal … ineffable) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “infinitesimal” mean? so tiny it can barely be measured cheerful and bursting with energy, glowing with strong heat or light What does “ethereal” mean? light and delicate, almost magical so tiny it can barely be measured, twisting and tangled like a maze What does “effulgent” mean? shining brilliantly quickly fading away, never getting tired What does “incandescent” mean? glowing with strong heat or light full of eager energy for a cause, come together to form one thing What does “ebullient” mean? cheerful and bursting with energy light and delicate, almost magical, changing moods or ideas quickly What does “quiescent” mean? quiet and still, at rest liking to be with others, sweet and smooth to hear What does “indefatigable” mean? never getting tired shining brilliantly, move in smooth waves What does “perspicacious” mean? quick to notice and understand so thin you can see through it, sad and gloomy in a heavy way What does “ubiquitous” mean? found everywhere perfectly clear, sleepy and drowsy What does “ineffable” mean? too great to be put into words sparkling or brilliantly clever, loud and forceful in speaking
Part 26 (lugubrious … taciturn) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “lugubrious” mean? sad and gloomy in a heavy way cheerful readiness and speed, too great to be put into words What does “mercurial” mean? changing moods or ideas quickly quick to notice and understand, quiet and not liking to talk What does “evanescent” mean? quickly fading away very large and roomy, impossible to satisfy What does “pellucid” mean? perfectly clear very talkative, found everywhere What does “torpid” mean? slow and inactive generous and forgiving, active at dawn and dusk What does “sagacious” mean? wise and showing good judgment the earthy smell after rain, calm, happy, and peaceful What does “magnanimous” mean? generous and forgiving calm and never bothered, full of a pleasant smell What does “gregarious” mean? liking to be with others quiet and still, at rest, spread through every part What does “loquacious” mean? very talkative slow and inactive, perfectly clear What does “taciturn” mean? quiet and not liking to talk wise and showing good judgment, cheerful readiness and speed
Part 27 (labyrinthine … somnolent) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “labyrinthine” mean? twisting and tangled like a maze very fussy about details and neatness, finding something good by happy chance What does “halcyon” mean? calm, happy, and peaceful spread through every part, liking to be with others What does “voluminous” mean? very large and roomy move in smooth waves, shining brilliantly What does “imperturbable” mean? calm and never bothered active at dawn and dusk, generous and forgiving What does “insatiable” mean? impossible to satisfy very large and roomy, quickly fading away What does “fastidious” mean? very fussy about details and neatness finding something good by happy chance, light and delicate, almost magical What does “vociferous” mean? loud and forceful in speaking sad and gloomy in a heavy way, so thin you can see through it What does “diaphanous” mean? so thin you can see through it too great to be put into words, come together to form one thing What does “crepuscular” mean? active at dawn and dusk calm and never bothered, sweet and smooth to hear What does “somnolent” mean? sleepy and drowsy found everywhere, very talkative
Part 28 (alacrity … serendipity) (10) Make a quiz of this part
Question Answer Wrong boxes What does “alacrity” mean? cheerful readiness and speed quiet and not liking to talk, the earthy smell after rain What does “zealous” mean? full of eager energy for a cause twisting and tangled like a maze, glowing with strong heat or light What does “mellifluous” mean? sweet and smooth to hear quiet and still, at rest, full of a pleasant smell What does “scintillating” mean? sparkling or brilliantly clever changing moods or ideas quickly, quick to notice and understand What does “undulate” mean? move in smooth waves never getting tired, impossible to satisfy What does “coalesce” mean? come together to form one thing sparkling or brilliantly clever, wise and showing good judgment What does “permeate” mean? spread through every part calm, happy, and peaceful, loud and forceful in speaking What does “petrichor” mean? the earthy smell after rain full of eager energy for a cause, so tiny it can barely be measured What does “redolent” mean? full of a pleasant smell liking to be with others, sweet and smooth to hear What does “serendipity” mean? finding something good by happy chance very fussy about details and neatness, cheerful and bursting with energy
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