Vocab Set #4

Question 1

Occupied

Answer 1

(v) A building that is occupied is lived in or used for a specific reason, such as for work.

Question 2

Displaced

Answer 2

(adj) Displaced objects or people have been taken from, or forced to move out of, their usual location or home.

Question 3

Moral

Answer 3

(adj.) Moral has to do with right and wrong. If you have moral reasons for doing something, your reasons are fair and reasonable.

(n.) A moral is a lesson that you learn from a story or from a life.

Question 4

Ration

Answer 4

(v) When you ration something, you limit it or distribute it equally. When you ration your time, you organize it so you can do everything you need to do.

(n) A ration is a share such as a certain amount of food for the day

Question 5

Restrained

Answer 5

Someone who is restrained has control over his or her emotions, or displays limited or restricted emotions. A restrained person is calm.

Question 6

Founder

Answer 6

A founder is someone who establishes something or brings it into being. A founder might start a business or a dance group.

Question 7

Prominent

Answer 7

Something that is prominent is noticeable. People who are prominent are well known or leaders in their field.

Question 8

Illusion

Answer 8

An illusion is a mistaken impression or belief.

Question 9

Harmony

Answer 9

Musical notes that are pleasing when played together create harmony.

Question 10

Enhance

Answer 10

When you enhance something, you increase its quality or make it better in some way. A flower garden can enhance the appearance of a home.