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Reading Comprehension Expand Vocabulary Flashcards

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  1. Which word means the OPPOSITE of 'lenient'?

    Answer: Strict

    'Lenient' means not strict or harsh; its opposite is 'strict,' meaning firm and demanding.

  2. The word 'insufficient' contains the prefix 'in-.' What does 'insufficient' mean?

    Answer: Not enough

    The prefix 'in-' means 'not,' so 'insufficient' means not sufficient — not enough.

  3. Choose the word that best completes the sentence: 'She was very _____ about the details, making sure nothing was overlooked.'

    Answer: Thorough

    'Thorough' means complete and careful, which matches someone who ensures nothing is overlooked.

  4. The suffix '-able' as in the word 'dependable' means:

    Answer: Capable of or suitable for

    The suffix '-able' means capable of or worthy of, so 'dependable' means capable of being depended on.

  5. A parent received a letter: 'Your child's attendance has been erratic this semester.' What does 'erratic' mean?

    Answer: Irregular and unpredictable

    'Erratic' means irregular or inconsistent — the child's attendance has no steady pattern.

  6. Which word is a synonym for 'adversity'?

    Answer: Hardship

    'Adversity' means difficulty or hardship, especially in challenging life circumstances.

  7. The root word 'port' as in 'transport' and 'portable' means:

    Answer: Carry

    The Latin root 'port' means to carry, explaining 'transport' (carry across) and 'portable' (can be carried).