Having a large vocabulary and knowing what to do with it is one of the most useful skills a person can have. What can be more important than our ability to express ourselves whether we are communicating our thoughts, emotions, or directions on how to get to the diner? So much confusion and misunderstandings that occur in our lives and in society are due to miscommunication. These happen less frequently for those who have a large vocabulary, good grammar, and a willingness to express themselves openly to whoever they are talking with.
A larger vocabulary and proper grammar are valuable tools for anyone to have in their tool belt as they seek to lead their best life possible. If you would like to see if you are a real word wiz, then you will want to take this quiz, answer the questions contained within, and we'll just see how much of a wordsmith you truly are.
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If You Ace This English Quiz, You're a Word Wiz Questions
What does the word "acquiesce" mean?
Sneak away
Agree to something
Smell a foul odor
Reveal a secret
Fill in the blanks: "_____ was a roadblock preventing them from getting to ____ favorite store."
There, their
There, they're
Their, they're
They're, their
What is a synonym for the word "conundrum"?
Dilemma
Solution
Revelation
Discovery
What does the word "impertinent" mean?
Rude
Unable to do something
Not important
Unintelligent or stupid
Fill in the blank: "____ little lamb had fleece that was white as snow."
Marys'
Mary
Mary's
Marys
What does the word "insular" mean?
Not adhering to instructions
Deriving energy from the sun
Uninterested in things outside one's usual experience
Powered from the inside out
Select the word below that means to be extremely careful with details.
Exponential
Arbitrary
Meticulous
Jargon
Which sentence uses the word "literally" in a correct way?
I was so stressed that I literally died.
This question is literally about the word "literally".
People literally use the word "literally" wrong 100% of the time.
I'm so cold, I literally can't even talk or type this comment right now.
Which sentence uses the word "morose" correctly?
Stephen King's morose writing keeps me up at night.
The morose was comprised of three moose grouped together.
Johnny ate a morose and said it tasted horrible.
The bouquet of flowers included 3 roses and 1 morose.
If someone is a "novice" at a skill, what does that mean?
They are really bad
They have a wealth of experience
They are just learning
They are really good
When Andy Dufresne described the Shawshank Prison warden as "obtuse," what did he mean?
Slow-to-understand
Quick to anger
Corrupt
Physically inflexible
Which sentence below uses the word "penchant" correctly?
Karen gifted a valuable penchant to her daughter.
Steve had a penchant for eating ice cream.
Johnny made contributions to the company's penchant fund.
The painting was hung at a penchant angle.
What does the word "refurbish" mean?
To replace old fur with new fur
Rebuild, redecorate or renovate
To repeat the same steps over again
Something that will last forever unless stopped
What is an antonym for the word "vociferous"?
Loud
Silent
Troublesome
Deaf
What does the word "factoid" mean?
A cool way of saying "fact"
A little known fact
An opinion later proven to be true
A trivial piece of information
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