What's the Word?
to extremely dislike something
Abundant
Describes when there is a lot of a particular thing - more than enough to go around.
Syn: Quit, Leave, Lose
Ant: Stay, Compete, Fight
Forfeit
We ran haste to the car so we wouldn't be late for the movie.
INCORRECT
Haste is a noun, not an adjective.
"We ran with haste" or "We ran hastily"
Name a food that you loathe.
Cherries.
describes when something is extremely good at staying hidden or unnoticed
Stealthy
Authentic
Something is authentic if it is original, true, or genuine. Keeping things authentic is like keeping it 100.
Syn: Quick, Prompt, Fast
Ant: Slow, Long, Lazy
Haste
The car wouldn't go faster until I makeshift the engine.
INCORRECT
Makeshift is not a verb, it is an adjective to describe something.
The car wouldn't go faster, so we improved the engine with a makeshift technique my dad taught me.
How could you verify that your friends' claims of a Snow Day are authentic?
You check the news/school communications.
describes that everyone in an entire group feels the same as one another.
Unanimous
Intention
An intention is a plan, or what you meant to do.
Syn: Intense, Difficult
Ant: Simple, Useless
Rigorous
I missed his birthday so my dedicate was a song at our next get-together.
INCORRECT
Dedicate is a verb, not a noun.
I missed his birthday, so I dedicated a song to him at our next get-together.
What would be the most efficient way to improve a meager grade in one of your classes?
Ask your teacher for help, or go to Study Hall after school.
to become aware of something / to realize or understand.
Percieve
Efficient
Something is efficient when it is done quickly and well - with no wasted time or energy.
Syn: Small, Insignificant, Poor
Ant: Wealthy, Rich, Abundant
Meager
I had heard that Mr. Schafer was the best Smash Bros player in the school, so I played him myself to verify.
CORRECT
The vocabulary word, and claims of Schafer's Smash Bros prowess are both quite accurate.
Name a prominent person who you think has a rigorous exercise routine. The entire class must authentically and unanimously agree with you.
Dwane "The Rock" Johnson.
Any athlete.
Rigorous
Perceive & Unanimous
To perceive something is to see/hear/smell something, to become aware of it.
Unanimous can describe anything that's 100% agreed upon.
I started to perceive that the classroom's confusion was unanimous.
Syn: Famous, Important, Outstanding
Ant: Unimpressive, Hidden
Prominent
It was not my intention to forfeit the match, but my teammates meager participation gave me an abundance of reasons to do so.
Correct
I didn't want to quit, but my teammates didn't help so I had a lot of reasons to do so.
Why might a famous person be stealthy about an abundant dedication of cash to a well-intentioned cause?
Maybe they don't want to distract from the cause itself / don't want the credit / prefer to remain anonymous.