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Saddler Book E List 5B

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What does 'assent' mean?

Lack of interest

Disagree with something

Agreement with or approval of something

Creating an argument

Choose the correct sentence that uses the word 'assent' correctly.

John ate his assent for lunch.

John gave his assent to the plan.

My favourite colour is assent.

I walked my dog to assent.

What's the opposite of 'assent'?

Accent

Consent

Dissent

Vent

Which of these words is a synonym for 'assent'?

Distract

Agree

Argue

Deny

Which of the following is a synonym for chivalrous?

Tyrannical

Rude

Gallant

Selfish

What is the opposite of the word chivalrous?

Courteous

Ungentlemanly

Polite

Respectful

In which of these situations would someone be least likely to demonstrate chivalry?

Helping an old lady cross the street

Holding the door for someone

Respecting someone's privacy

Bullying a classmate

What does chivalrous mean?

Being courteous, especially to women

Being dishonest

Being egotistical

Being careless

Which of the following is a synonym for 'clemency'?

Cruelty

Mercy

Severity

Harshness

Which term refers to the leniency or compassion shown towards offenders?

Prosecution

Imposition

Condemnation

Clemency

What is the opposite of 'clemency'?

Harshness

Gentleness

Kindness

Tolerance

The judge showed 'clemency' by giving a lighter sentence. What does 'clemency' mean in this context?

Judgement

Forgiveness

Severity

Punishment

Which of the following descriptions best aligns with 'diffident'?

Loud and assertive

Disrespectful

Indifferent

Lacking self-confidence

Identify the synonyms of 'diffident'.

Apathetic, uninterested

Rude, disrespectful

Shy, timid

Bold, daring

'Diffident' in a sentence would look like what?

'He gave a diffident reply.'

'He gave a diffident chocolate.'

'His diffident was very high.'

'The diffident ran down the street.'

Which of these situations indicates someone being 'diffident'?

A person arguing in class

A person speaking loudly in public

A person finishing an exercise first

A person quietly working alone

Which of the following situations would mostly likely make a 'diffident' person uncomfortable?

Drawing a picture.

Giving a public speech.

Eating lunch.

Reading a book.

If someone is 'diffident', what emotion are they likely displaying?

Anger

Nervousness

Joy

Surprise

Which trait is opposite to being 'diffident'?

Ambitious

Afraid

Adventurous

Confident

Which definition of 'discrepancy' is accurate?

An artistic work in a style that imitates that of another artist

A lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts

A prolonged disagreement

A large meeting or conference

The 'discrepancy' in their testimonies lead to confusion. Here, 'discrepancy' most likely refers to-

Honesty

Agreements

Contradictions

Declarations

What's a synonym for 'discrepancy'?

Congruence

Accordance

Harmony

Inconsistency

Choose the sentence where 'discrepancy' is used correctly.

There's a large discrepancy between her words and actions.

He draws the curtain with discrepancy.

She sang with great discrepancy.

The discrepancy of the meeting was good.

What is the meaning of the word 'discrepancy'?

A type of agreement

A deep understanding

A fast speed

An inconsistency or difference

Choose the synonym for 'discrepancy'.

Similarity

Belief

Honesty

Difference

If there was a discrepancy in the report, it means that the report was _____.

Inconsistent

Clear

Interesting

Important

Which sentence uses 'discrepancy' perfectly?

This discrepancy is so delicious.

There was a discrepancy between his words and actions.

I have a discrepancy to go for a walk.

His discrepancy is tomorrow.

Which of these words has similar meaning to 'indomitable'?

Inaudible

Indifferent

Unconquerable

Invincible

What does the word 'indomitable' mean?

Predictable

Unthinkable

Unstoppable

Resentful

'Indomitable' in literature is often used to describe:

A plot twist

A heroic character

A romantic scene

A tragic ending

In a sentence, 'indomitable' is generally used as a/an:

Adjective

Adverb

Verb

Noun

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

Easy-going persona

Lacking resolution

Strong determination that cannot be defeated

Highly flexible mentality

Which of these sentences uses the word 'Plod' correctly?

The plod was delicious.

She has a plod personality.

Despite the weary hours, the soldier continued to plod onward.

I will plod you in a game of chess.

In terms of pace, how would you interpret 'plod'?

Smooth and flowing

Erratic and unpredictable

Slow and heavy

Fast and light

What is the close synonym of 'plod'?

Bear

Trudge

Charge

Whiz

If someone is 'plodding' through a book, it means they are?

Reading it slowly or with difficulty

Skipping through the pages.

Not interested in reading it.

Reading it very quickly.

Which of the following best defines 'plod'?

To weave or spin

To move or walk heavily or laboriously

To speak quickly

To divide into parts

In which of these scenarios would you most likely 'plod'?

Running a fast break in a basketball game

Walking home tired after a long day of work

Debating vigorously in a speech competition

Painting a detailed art piece

What is a synonym for 'plod'?

Bellow

Guffaw

Torment

Trudge

What is the meaning of the word 'remiss'?

To miss again

Remaining silent

Reminiscing past events

Negligent in one's duty

Choose the antonym for 'remiss'

Dismiss

Relentless

Diligent

Remorse

If a person is 'remiss' in their duties, they are likely:

Being overzealous

Being detail oriented

Procrastinating

Neglecting responsibilities

Select the correct usage of 'remiss':

I took a remiss yesterday

I would be remiss if I didn't mention...

I am feeling remiss

I will remiss my duties

Choose the synonym for 'remiss':

Neglectful

Dutiful

Joyful

Courteous

Which word is an antonym for 'remiss'?

Punctual

Sluggish

Forgetful

Obscure

In the context of responsibility, someone who is 'remiss' is...

Being diligent

Being alert

Being careful

Being negligent

Complete the sentence: 'Forgetting to water the plants, John was quite ___':

Consistent

Remiss

Resilient

Evasive

In literature, if a character is called 'virulent', they are likely being described as:

Extremely confused

Extremely curious

Extremely malignant or malicious

Extremely polite and pleasant

Which word is not a synonym for 'virulent'?

Malicious

Deadly

Beneficial

Harmful

Which is a synonym for the word 'virulent'?

Nurturing

Healthy

Toxic

Friendly

What does the term 'virulent' mean?

Harmless

Beneficial

Extremely severe or harmful

Peaceful

A person is unlikely to be described as having 'temerity' if they are:

Impudent

Daring

Insecure

Brave

What sort of feeling does 'temerity' express?

Boldness

Peacefulness

Shyness

Fear

How might one use 'temerity' in a sentence?

She spoke with a quiet temerity.

Her temerity made her a great listener.

She had the temerity to question the teacher's authority.

Her temerity was put to rest.

What is the best synonym for 'temerity'?

Tranquility

Audacity

Timidity

Turpitude