Grammar Quiz (28 May 2024)

Compulsory- that must be done, by law, rules, etc.

Obligatory- that you must do.

Unnecessary- more than is needed or acceptable.

Chosen- to decide or prefer to do something.

Optional- available to be chosen but not obligatory.

Ostentatious- expensive or noticeable in a way that is intended to impress other people.

Showy- having a striking appearance or style.

Tasteful-attractive and well chosen.

Sudden- done or happening quickly, or when you do not expect it.

Quick- doing something at speed or in a short time

Succulent- containing a lot of juice and tasting very good.

Juicy- containing a lot of juice.

Decent- being of an acceptable standard.

Coarse- consisting of large pieces; rough, not smooth.

Foul- that smells or tastes disgusting

Audacity- behaviour that risks being shocking.

Daring- involving or taking risks or brave.

Meekness- enduring injury with patience and without resentment.

Caution- great care, because of possible danger.

Kindness- the quality of being kind.

Handful- a small number of somebody/something.

Bulk- the size, quantity or weight of something large.

Heavy- weighing a lot, difficult to lift or move.

Staple- a small thin piece of bent wire that you push through pieces of paper using a special tool (stapler) in order to fasten them together.

Brunt- the worst part or chief impact of a specified action.

Separable- able to be separated from each other

Indivisible- that cannot be divided or split into smaller pieces

Branched- divide into one or more subdivisions

Judicious- sensible and carefully considered

Liable- likely to do something

Impressive- having the ability to impress the mind

Ordinary- not unusual or different from others

Dramatic- noticeable or sudden and often surprising

Significant- important or large enough to be noticed

Industrious- one who is always working hard

Inception- the establishment of an organization, institution, etc.

Termination- the act of ending something

Regression- a return to a former or less developed state

Launch- to start something new or to show something for the first time

Beginning- the first part of something

Attendance is the correct spelling.

Kangaroo is the correct spelling.