Vocabulary: Meaning Mastery
This word means “money given to a student for education.” →
scholarship
This word means “to have the ability to do something.
be capable of
You see dark, rapidly approaching storm clouds.
“It ______ rain within minutes.”
is going to
A formal method used to measure knowledge, skill, or performance.
assessment
“Success” is closest in meaning to
achievement
This word means “something that makes someone lose focus.” →
distraction
This word means “a structured idea or principle explaining something
concept
You decide spontaneously to explain the homework to a confused classmate.
“I ______ explain it to you.”
will
A task that is not overwhelming and can be completed without excessive difficulty.
manageable
“Target” means →
goal
This noun means “a thing accomplished; something you successfully complete
achievement
This word means “anger caused by difficulty or inability to solve something.”
frustration
The ingredients are prepared, the oven is preheated, and she has already planned the meal.
“She ______ bake lasagna tonight.”
is going to
A location deliberately chosen to reduce interference and promote concentration.
study area
Which means “to remember”?
recall
This abstract noun describes the chance that something will happen.
probability
This verb means “to organize a reservation (tickets, travel).”
book
Your teacher looks confident; you believe she will succeed in her project.
“She ______ achieve her goal.”
will
The emotional reaction produced when a concept is confusing or difficult to comprehend.
→ frustration / obscurity (both accepted)
Both relate to difficulty/emotional struggle:
frustration & disappointment
This word refers to “lack of clarity; being hard to understand
obscurity
This word means “a diagram/picture used to organize information visually
mind map / visual aid
You have bought the tickets, packed your suitcase, and arranged transportation. The plan is fixed.
“We ______ depart early on Monday morning.”
are going to
The central theoretical idea behind an entire chapter or subject.
concept
Correct contrast pair
success / failure