Definitions
This word means "to crash into something."
Collide
Trend
I would use the word cognitive to describe how fast someone is running.
False, cognitive is related to thinking.
The two players cognitiveded into each other on the football field.
This should be "collided."
This word means "a general change in the way a situation develops or people behave."
Trend
Covid is an __________ that spread around the world very quickly.
epidemic
I would use the word chronic to describe a cough that just won't go away.
True, chronic describes a long-lasting condition that is difficult to cure.
The most important thing could also be called prevalent.
The word that should have been used is paramount.
This word means "long-lasting, repeating, and difficult to solve or cure."
Chronic
Jacob broke his leg, so he is __________ right now.
Impaired
I would use the word prevalent to describe how many people have Stanley cups in this school.
True, many people have Stanleys - they are very common.
My headaches just won't go away; they are cognitive.
This word means "common."
Prevalent
Alana took a __________ test to see how her thinking has improved since elementary school.
cognitive
I would use the word cumulative to describe the total amount of snowfall in a season.
True, cumulative means increasing over time as more and more is added.
My grades kept getting added on top of each other; at the end of the semester I received a chronic grade.
The word used should be cumulative.
This word means "increasing over time as more and more is added."
Cumulative
Travis Kelce is ___________ in football right now because his is going to the Super Bowl again.
paramount
I would use the word cognitive to describe thinking and reasoning.
True, cognitive is related to thinking, reasoning, and intellectual activity.
The disease kept spreading until it reached an impaired level.
The word used should be epidemic.