Adjective

Question 1

(the) Adjective

Answer 1

Describes a noun

Example: The ordinary man walked down the street.

Question 2

ordinary

Answer 2

Common or usual

Example: He lived an ordinary life.

Question 3

dishonest

Answer 3

Not honest or truthful

Example: She was caught in a dishonest act.

Question 4

traditional

Answer 4

Following long-established customs or beliefs

Example: The ceremony was traditional.

Question 5

impartial

Answer 5

Not biased; fair

Example: The judge remained impartial throughout the trial.

Question 6

idealized

Answer 6

To regard or represent as perfect or better than in reality

Example: The movie portrayed an idealized version of love.

Question 7

sensible

Answer 7

Showing good judgment; practical

Example: It would be sensible to bring an umbrella.

Question 8

conventional

Answer 8

Following accepted customs and proprieties

Example: Their wedding was conventional.

Question 9

sentimental

Answer 9

Affected or marked by feeling or emotion

Example: She kept the letter for sentimental reasons.

Question 10

creative

Answer 10

Having the ability to produce original and imaginative ideas

Example: The artist was known for her creative works.

Question 11

thrilling

Answer 11

Causing excitement or pleasant fear

Example: The roller coaster ride was thrilling.

Question 12

industrial

Answer 12

Relating to or characterized by industry

Example: The city had an industrial feel.

Question 13

unexpected

Answer 13

Not expected or regarded as likely to happen

Example: The unexpected guest arrived at the party.

Question 14

gloomy

Answer 14

Dark or poorly lit, and giving a sense of sadness

Example: The gloomy weather matched her mood.

Question 15

romantic

Answer 15

Relating to love or a close relationship

Example: They shared a romantic dinner by the beach.

Question 16

sorrowful

Answer 16

Feeling or showing sadness

Example: She sang a sorrowful song at the funeral.

Question 17

excited

Answer 17

Feeling or showing happiness and enthusiasm

Example: The children were excited to open their presents.

Question 18

optimistic

Answer 18

Having a positive outlook on life and expecting good outcomes

Example: She remained optimistic despite the challenges.

Question 19

pessimistic

Answer 19

Having a negative or gloomy outlook on life

Example: His pessimistic attitude affected those around him.

Question 20

guilty

Answer 20

Culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing

Example: He felt guilty for not telling the truth.

Question 21

disappointed

Answer 21

Feeling sad or displeased because someone or something has failed to fulfill one’s hopes or expectations

Example: She was disappointed with the results.

Question 22

serious

Answer 22

Showing deep thought, careful consideration, and often a lack of humor

Example: The meeting had a serious tone.

Question 23

bitter

Answer 23

Feeling or showing anger, hurt, or resentment

Example: Their bitter argument ended their friendship.

Question 24

proud

Answer 24

Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one’s achievements, qualities, or possessions

Example: She was proud of her son’s accomplishments.

Question 25

shocking

Answer 25

Causing a strong emotional reaction because of unexpectedness or offensiveness

Example: The news was shocking to everyone.

Question 26

didactic

Answer 26

Intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive

Example: The didactic novel aimed to educate readers on social issues.

Question 27

pitiful

Answer 27

Deserving or arousing pity

Example: His pitiful situation touched her heart.

Question 28

delightful

Answer 28

Causing delight; charming

Example: The garden was a delightful place to relax.

Question 29

poignant

Answer 29

Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret

Example: The movie’s ending was poignant and left many in tears.

Question 30

contemptuous

Answer 30

Showing contempt; scornful

Example: His contemptuous remarks offended many.

Question 31

horrific

Answer 31

Causing horror; terrifying

Example: The accident was horrific and left a lasting impact.

Question 32

sympathetic

Answer 32

Feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy

Example: She was sympathetic to their struggles.

Question 33

condescending

Answer 33

Having or showing a feeling of patronizing superiority

Example: His condescending tone made her feel belittled.

Question 34

fanciful

Answer 34

Existing only in the imagination or fancy

Example: The story had a fanciful plot.

Question 35

emotional

Answer 35

Relating to a person’s emotions

Example: The movie was emotional and made many cry.

Question 36

apologetic

Answer 36

Regretfully acknowledging or excusing an offense or failure

Example: She was apologetic for her mistake.

Question 37

objective

Answer 37

Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts

Example: The report was objective and based on data.

Question 38

childish

Answer 38

Of, like, or appropriate to a child

Example: His childish behavior was immature.

Question 39

cold

Answer 39

Lacking affection or warmth of feeling

Example: Her cold response hurt his feelings.

Question 40

audacious

Answer 40

Showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks

Example: His audacious plan impressed everyone.

Question 41

petty

Answer 41

Of little importance; trivial

Example: He was upset over a petty argument.

Question 42

passionate

Answer 42

Showing or caused by strong feelings or a strong belief

Example: They had a passionate debate about politics.

Question 43

lugubrious

Answer 43

Looking or sounding sad and dismal

Example: The lugubrious music set a somber mood.

Question 44

allusive

Answer 44

Containing or characterized by indirect references

Example: The speech was allusive and left listeners pondering its meaning.

Question 45

Forboding

Question 46

Forboding