Build Your Vocabulary Day 77

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Build Your Vocabulary Day 77


1. He was perplexed by the sudden change in her behavior. What does "perplexed" mean in this sentence?

  • A. He was excited to see the change in her behavior.
  • B. He was confused by the sudden change in her behavior.
  • C. He was happy about the change in her behavior.
  • D. He was sad because of the change in her behavior.

2. The boy was voracious after the long hike, finishing three sandwiches in a minute. What does "voracious" mean?

  • A. The boy was tired after the hike and could not eat anything.
  • B. The boy was hungry and ate a lot after the long hike.
  • C. The boy was thirsty after the hike and drank a lot of water.
  • D. The boy was angry after the hike and refused to eat.

3. She gave an elaborate explanation of the new policy. What does "elaborate" mean here?

  • A. She gave a simple explanation of the new policy.
  • B. She gave a very detailed explanation of the new policy.
  • C. She gave a confusing explanation of the new policy.
  • D. She gave a vague explanation of the new policy.

4. The child’s sullen mood made it difficult to cheer him up. What does "sullen" mean in this context?

  • A. The child was happy and laughing with everyone.
  • B. The child was angry and didn’t want to talk to anyone.
  • C. The child was confused and didn’t know what to do.
  • D. The child was scared and hiding from everyone.

5. Despite everyone's suggestions, she remained obstinate and refused to change her decision. What does "obstinate" mean?

  • A. She was very cooperative and listened to everyone's suggestions.
  • B. She was clever and came up with a new plan based on suggestions.
  • C. She was stubborn and refused to change her decision.
  • D. She was friendly and accepted everyone’s ideas.

6. He sat by the window, looking pensive as he thought about his future. What does "pensive" mean in this sentence?

  • A. He was excited about his future and smiled while thinking.
  • B. He was angry about the uncertainty of his future.
  • C. He was thoughtful and deep in contemplation about his future.
  • D. He was confused and couldn't decide what to do next.

7. The bride’s gown was exquisite, catching everyone's eye at the wedding. What does "exquisite" mean?

  • A. The bride’s gown was small and simple, blending in with others.
  • B. The bride’s gown was beautiful and elegant, catching everyone’s attention.
  • C. The bride’s gown was ordinary and did not stand out.
  • D. The bride’s gown was colorful but ugly.

8. The garden was tranquil in the early morning, with birds singing softly. What does "tranquil" mean?

  • A. The garden was loud and chaotic in the early morning.
  • B. The garden was peaceful and calm in the early morning.
  • C. The garden was noisy with loud birds chirping.
  • D. The garden was bright and cheerful in the early morning.

9. The task of sorting through all the paperwork was tedious and seemed to take forever. What does "tedious" mean?

  • A. The task was fun and enjoyable, making the time pass quickly.
  • B. The task was boring and felt like it took a long time.
  • C. The task was difficult but interesting to complete.
  • D. The task was easy and finished in no time.

10. Climbing the steep mountain proved to be an arduous challenge. What does "arduous" mean?

  • A. Climbing the mountain was easy and relaxing.
  • B. Climbing the mountain was difficult and took a lot of effort.
  • C. Climbing the mountain was simple and straightforward.
  • D. Climbing the mountain was impossible due to the weather.
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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