6th Vocabulary Words

Question 1

abundant

Answer 1

Present in large quantities; more than enough.

Question 2

beacon

Answer 2

A signal or light that warns or guides, often from a lighthouse.

Question 3

capacity

Answer 3

The maximum amount that something can contain or produce.

Question 4

agony

Answer 4

Intense pain or suffering, either physical or mental.

Question 5

efficient

Answer 5

Achieving maximum productivity with minimal wasted effort or expense.

Question 6

generate

Answer 6

To produce or create something, such as energy or ideas.

Question 7

idiom

Answer 7

A phrase or expression whose meaning cannot be understood from the literal words, like “raining cats and dogs.”

Question 8

jovial

Answer 8

Cheerful and friendly; full of good humor.

Question 9

linger

Answer 9

o stay in a place longer than necessary, typically due to reluctance to leave.

Question 10

massive

Answer 10

Very large or heavy; extensive in size or scope.

Question 11

objective

Answer 11

Not influenced by personal feelings; based on facts; or a goal or aim.

Question 12

quest

Answer 12

A long or arduous search for something important or valuable.

Question 13

parody

Answer 13

A humorous or exaggerated imitation of something, especially in literature or music.

Question 14

salvage

Answer 14

To save something from being lost, damaged, or destroyed.

Question 15

soothe

Answer 15

To calm or comfort someone or something, often reducing pain or discomfort.

Question 16

recount

Answer 16

To tell someone about something that happened; to describe an event or experience.

Question 17

poverty

Answer 17

The state of being extremely poor or lacking basic resources.

Question 18

onset

Answer 18

The beginning or start of something, often something unpleasant.

Question 19

maximum

Answer 19

The greatest or highest amount possible or allowed.

Question 20

loathe

Answer 20

To feel intense dislike or disgust for something or someone.

Question 21

knack

Answer 21

A natural skill or ability to do something well.

Question 22

ignite

Answer 22

To start a fire or cause something to catch fire; to spark an idea or emotion.

Question 23

genre

Answer 23

A category of artistic composition, such as music or literature, characterized by similarities in form or style.

Question 24

elude

Answer 24

To escape from something in a clever or skillful way.

Question 25

dwell

Answer 25

To live in a particular place or to focus on something (often in thought).

Question 26

capital

Answer 26

Wealth or resources owned by a person or organization; or the main city of a country.

Question 27

beneficial

Answer 27

Having a good or helpful effect; advantageous.

Question 28

access

Answer 28

The means or opportunity to approach or enter a place.

Question 29

adhere

Answer 29

To stick firmly to a surface or a set of beliefs.

Question 30

futile

Answer 30

Incapable of producing any useful result; pointless.

Question 30

economy

Answer 30

The system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in a country or area.

Question 31

boisterous

Answer 31

Noisy, energetic, and cheerful; rowdy.

Question 32

contaminate

Answer 32

To make something impure or harmful by adding something undesirable.

Question 33

hoax

Answer 33

A trick or deception intended to fool others.

Question 34

legislation

Answer 34

Laws or legal rules made by a government body.

Question 34

influence

Answer 34

The power to have an effect on someone or something, or the capacity to sway decisions.

Question 35

majority

Answer 35

The greater number or part of something; more than half.

Question 36

mere

Answer 36

Used to emphasize how small or insignificant something is.

Question 37

optimist

Answer 37

Someone who tends to expect the best possible outcome in any situation.

Question 38

prejudice

Answer 38

A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience; often negative.

Question 39

refuge

Answer 39

A place that provides safety or shelter from danger.

Question 40

tangible

Answer 40

Able to be touched or physically felt; real or concrete.

Question 41

unique

Answer 41

Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.

Question 42

remote

Answer 42

Located far away from populated areas; distant or unlikely.

Question 43

provoke

Answer 43

To cause a reaction, often anger or a strong emotion, in someone.

Question 43

negotiate

Answer 43

To discuss something in order to reach an agreement, especially in business or politics.

Question 44

paraphrase

Answer 44

To express the meaning of something written or spoken using different words.

Question 45

marvel

Answer 45

To be filled with wonder or astonishment; something that causes such a feeling.

Question 46

liberate

Answer 46

To free someone or something from restriction, control, or oppression.

Question 47

hostile

Answer 47

Unfriendly, antagonistic, or opposed to something.

Question 47

intimidate

Answer 47

To frighten or make someone feel afraid, often to make them do what you want.

Question 48

fuse

Answer 48

o join or blend two things together to form a single entity.

Question 49

effect

Answer 49

A change that results from a specific action or cause.

Question 50

declare

Answer 50

To make a formal or official statement or announcement.

Question 51

boycott

Answer 51

To refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting.

Question 52

diligent

Answer 52

Showing steady and careful effort in one's work or duties