Gil Camporazo
Here’s the part 12 of the 10-word quiz to test your working vocabulary for your ready reference in writing and in speaking. If you know them, they would work for you effectively. They will enrich your command of words as an effective writer. They will make you better in speaking. Your communication would be great and you are confident to use them when you know them, their meaning and their limitation in any occasion.
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Question of
expunge
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clarify
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copy
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delete
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investigate
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underline
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Question of
fiasco
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disappointment
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turning point
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loss
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celebration
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complete failure
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Question of
finite
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impure
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limited
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firm
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minute
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unbounded
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Question of
flotsam
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dark sand
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fleet
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life preserver
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wreckage
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shoreline
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Question of
fulminating
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throbbing
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pointed
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wavelike
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thundering
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bubbling
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Question of
glib
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cheerful
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delightful
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dull
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fluent
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gloomy
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Question of
graphic
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serious
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concise
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short
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detailed
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vivid
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Question of
imminent
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declining
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distinguished
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impending
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terrifying
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unlikely
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Question of
incipient
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beginning
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dangerous
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hasty
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secret
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widespread
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Question of
indubitable
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doubtful
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fraudulent
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safe
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honorable
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undeniable
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Only 4/10 on this quiz. Too low a score but then again I am not a native speaker.
Thanks for your time. At least you tried. This is only for fun.
You got 5 out of 10 right!
That’s fair. That’s for your time.
#3 is wrong, as finite means limited, and I do not think any of the answers to #5 or #6 work. #8 is also incorrect. You might mean “eminent” there. Just one letter off. A good way to check your work on something like this would be to try using each word in a sentence and then see if the supposed meaning still makes sense. A native speaker of English would not use most of these words in the manner suggested here. But you are trying. That is good.
Thanks for pointing that out. My only error is ticking the correct answers. Sometimes the page doesn’t load then I have to recheck it. And I failed to go over that the correct answer wasn’t properly or correctly tick. sorry for I couldn’t edit it anymore. Well, I have to request it from the editor/admin so that I could correct it.
Yes, I understand how that could happen.
It’s now corrected. The right answers that are ticked wrongly are now rectified.
Oh, good. Glad to hear it. Words deserve our utmost respect.
Oh! Is that so?…..
Five out of 10 on this quiz.
That is excellent…
Thank you for the kind comments Gil.
Don’t mention it. You’re always welcome to take my humble word quiz.
My pleasure to improve my vocabulary skills just as like Dorothea Gillim who is the creator of Wordgirl.
You got 6 out of 10 right!
That is good. Thanks for taking time to answering this short word quiz.
expunge means something different to me.
Oh! Is that so?…..
Yes, #1 is a mistake. The correct answer is delete, not copy. When you expunge something from a record you are taking it out.