All of them could be correct depending on the situation. "Advantage" seems to be the least synonymous with defect, although in natural selection sometimes having a defect could result in an evolutionary advantage. "Decay" is a defect which occurs in a mortal life form. "Withdraw" could be considered a defect if the one fleeing is going over to an opponents side. "Drawback" was the answer to the video... Before answering I decided that if any of the bottom 3 were the answer then I would be correct, and my answer was C.
Wow, this was the easiest vocab quiz I've ever taken, lol. I kept thinking the words would get harder, but they didn't so I got them all right. I guess it helps if you like to read.
@@appalanaidu4648 There are many ways to improve your English proficiency. First of all, learn the basic English grammar. Then, enrich your vocabulary by learning new words especially the basic words and note that each word can have few different meanings, find a dictionary that is most suitable for you. Read, talk and write in English as much as possible. You can also take classes in English. You can get better knowledge in English at workplace if you have bosses who command good English. You can always do the quizzes in EdMo and learn from your mistakes. Above all, you need to have the attitude to learn, and you certainly have it. Good luck in improving your English capability. Happy New Year. 😀
“Row”: Only in the UK. In the US/Canada, it has no meaning at all with that pronunciation. However, pronounced like “rō,” it means paddling a boat in a lake or river, in the US/Canada.
1. b. Implore 2. a. Enigma 3. b. Joy 4. a. Esteem 5. d. Used to 6. c. Cease 7. c. Authentic 8. c. Obligation 9. a. Commend 10. c. Danger 11. d. Drawback 12. a. Argument 13. c. Embrace 14. d. Pollute 15. c. Emphasize 16. a. Result 17. d. Peak 18. b. Provisional is the synonym for temporary. 19. Gradually is the synonym of slowly. 20. Adequate is the synonym of sufficient.
I found this quiz to be unchallenging, undemanding, uncomplicated, not difficult to master, effortless, a cakewalk, a piece of cake, Child's Play, no sweat, a breeze, a snap and a cinch!
Yup. This is easy. 20/20. Then again, I have more than 1000 ebooks in my phone just from 2017. All of them I've completed reading. Not to include those novels I've read in my college years and I voraciously read what I can. The thing is, reading will improve your vocabulary subconsciously. You wouldn't even be putting much effort at learning- you get entertained, then your brain automatically picks up words and store them. Easiest way to grow your mental dictionary.
Increased the speed of the video x1.25, then skipped ahead 10 sec immediately following the completion of the question, instantly arriving @the answer to receive a score of 20/20. Maybe provide a rating of difficulty for each video cos...
I got 20/20 -- Row is interesting, as in this example an argument, but Row can also be used for someone to row a boat, also Row can be used to line up objects or people in a straight line.
This was pretty easy overall, 20/20 but there were a couple questions I had to rethink because I was thinking of a different definition the word had lol
I got 18/20! Tbh, I feel like I search up synonyms and I am very picky with meanings of words, so not too bad. TwT Though I feel stupid over esteem being the synonym of respect. *Me banging my head on my table*😅
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Question 11. I felt this had 2 possible answers. Defect as a noun - Drawback. Defect as a verb - Withdraw.
Thought the same
Defect could also mean damage or blemish. Depends on how you pronounce it and how it’s used in context.
19 out of 20
Except defect all correct
All of them could be correct depending on the situation. "Advantage" seems to be the least synonymous with defect, although in natural selection sometimes having a defect could result in an evolutionary advantage. "Decay" is a defect which occurs in a mortal life form. "Withdraw" could be considered a defect if the one fleeing is going over to an opponents side. "Drawback" was the answer to the video... Before answering I decided that if any of the bottom 3 were the answer then I would be correct, and my answer was C.
Try to correct me if you think I am wrong on this topic concerning "Defect"
19/20
It's incredibly easy however Row was quite difficult since it was the British definition
I think it does have a lot of meanings. I actually overthinked on that one tbh. 😅❣ But that's a really good score! Well done! 💙
Agree on this… thats the only one I couldn’t figure out.
that makes us two....i honestly never heard someone using the row one, it's good to learn something new.
I only knew it because of a video game lol...Witcher 3, some people say "startin' a row" in reference to picking a fight
same here i was thinking of like.... lined horizontally
the answer to 13 is obviously a. stab
"Hey can I have a hug?"
"Sure!"
"WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT FOR?! CALL AN AMBULANCE!"
for someone who reads tons of novels, this was pretty easy tho i had to rethink some of the words but overall it's not that difficult.
U mean manga? Jk saw boruto in your pfp so wanted to make a cringe joke
@@hungphamviet3543 i do read manga but i think some translations don't include any complex words...
Yeh, I got all of them right.. too ez
I'm not a native speaker and don't read tons of novel but still got 20/20 on this. It's actually not hard
Wow, this was the easiest vocab quiz I've ever taken, lol. I kept thinking the words would get harder, but they didn't so I got them all right. I guess it helps if you like to read.
Reading definitely makes vocab as a whole. a breeze.
Yeah I got 19/20 right and I don't even read any books (besides for school).
Thanks for this quiz. I scored 19/20.
How you improved your english suggest me
@@appalanaidu4648 There are many ways to improve your English proficiency. First of all, learn the basic English grammar. Then, enrich your vocabulary by learning new words especially the basic words and note that each word can have few different meanings, find a dictionary that is most suitable for you. Read, talk and write in English as much as possible. You can also take classes in English. You can get better knowledge in English at workplace if you have bosses who command good English. You can always do the quizzes in EdMo and learn from your mistakes. Above all, you need to have the attitude to learn, and you certainly have it. Good luck in improving your English capability. Happy New Year. 😀
Same, it's row that screwed me over, what did you get wrong?
@@eyesuu I'm sorry, I can't recall the one question that I answered incorrectly. I'm quite happy with my score. 😁
“Row”: Only in the UK. In the US/Canada, it has no meaning at all with that pronunciation. However, pronounced like “rō,” it means paddling a boat in a lake or river, in the US/Canada.
It exists in American English too. You can refer Collins dictionary: "row" in American English (pronunciation as given above) - noisy quarrel.
I pieced “row” together with “drivel”, from there into “argument”, it threw me for a loop haha wasn’t sure if I was correct
@Meese Yeah but what Brits have heard it in person? - Me, a Brit.
19/20 not bad, I actually expected worse since English isn’t my first language. But I never heard an argument being referred to as “row”…
Same, and i speak english natively
That's because that was the British definition of the word row. In England a row is an arguement
I got 15/20 (75%). That British definition of "row" got me though.
@@evaarroyo100 good 1 Issy
I almost exclusively see row in historical contexts.
I've never seen the word row used out of row/column
@@RubyPiec
Row row row your boat
gently down the stream…🙂
This would be an excellent quiz to test if someone is British or not
I got 6 out of 20
1. b. Implore
2. a. Enigma
3. b. Joy
4. a. Esteem
5. d. Used to
6. c. Cease
7. c. Authentic
8. c. Obligation
9. a. Commend
10. c. Danger
11. d. Drawback
12. a. Argument
13. c. Embrace
14. d. Pollute
15. c. Emphasize
16. a. Result
17. d. Peak
18. b. Provisional is the synonym for temporary.
19. Gradually is the synonym of slowly.
20. Adequate is the synonym of sufficient.
As a native English speaker I am happy to announce I scored 20/20. First accomplishment of my life!
Hahahahahahaha! VERY funny!
I’m Italian and my score is 16 ❤️
So proud of myself!!!! 🥰🥰
7marks😢😢
Damn awesome!!
Cool
18
@@johnsondsouza1911 which is your mother language?
I found this test quite easy, actually!
@KRAYON 😂
Hey I wonder if Stargazer found this quite easy?
I found this quiz to be unchallenging, undemanding, uncomplicated, not difficult to master, effortless, a cakewalk, a piece of cake, Child's Play, no sweat, a breeze, a snap and a cinch!
@@shadowbear66 don't forget...easy peezy lemon squeezy
Are you a native speaker😂
Thanks
I am an Indian. I got 19/20.
The only one I got wrong was synonym of beg i.e implore.
u lying through the teeth
@@BlokeBritish I have no teeth 😎
@@Purple__Smoke what ??????? toothless wonder r u ?
Never heard ROW to mean argument.... maybe use in a sentence for context/ understanding
They had a row.
It's pronounced like ow, just with an r infront.
Yup. This is easy. 20/20. Then again, I have more than 1000 ebooks in my phone just from 2017. All of them I've completed reading. Not to include those novels I've read in my college years and I voraciously read what I can.
The thing is, reading will improve your vocabulary subconsciously. You wouldn't even be putting much effort at learning- you get entertained, then your brain automatically picks up words and store them. Easiest way to grow your mental dictionary.
Hello ... useful thanks for sharing
I got 14 out of 20
Awesome day🙃
dont lie Soffy girl
I got all right 👍👍👍
Thx for this small brain teaser
I like it.
P.S. row one was quite tough
I agree, I missed row too 😣
The English use row a lot.
that wd hv been the easiest if u were up to speed with british english
Very good vocab. lesson. Thanks.
I got 14/20.Thanks
*20/20 ewmgaenglish mwaz notyune edomá rezpaymda bereples. I scored 20/20.*
Wonderful ☺️
Scored 20/20 🇮🇳, did not find it difficult. I guess reading English Newspaper from an Early age has really helped in developing my vocabulary.
i got 19/20, it is a real improvement for me, tks a lot!
wow
Me: looks at thumbnail.
The voice of Captain Holt in my head: it's a row.
Me: oh, i know this.
😀
Good one. Missed two of them.
19/20. The Defect question got me!
Nice quiz. I could answer 19 correctly. First one I got it wrong.
Ha! 20/20. Nice to know my B.A. in English Literature is good for something.
I was watching this on mute and some of the homynyms really got me. Like #11 defect, I read it as going awol rather than as a flaw.
The one that almost got me was provisional. I'd heard it before, but have rarely if ever used it, not even provisionally.
How do you point to the correct answer?
17/20 thanks for the quiz
19/20 missed an easy one. Thanks for the refresher.
Got 17/20. I learned a lot thank you for this
Same here will do more of this than mind ppls business like will smith on here
18/20 :) . Didn't know the peril one and the row one
Got 18/20 and learned 2 new words!
Interesting quiz I got 16/20
19/20 My wrong answer was decay, for the synonym of defect...The right answer was drawback...
My Score 18/20 thanks
17/20 is quite nice for a person who doesn't usually read books.
I scored 14/20 .. thanks EDMO
I scored 20/20.
I got 19/20.
Does that row as argument meaning exist only in British English?
It's there in American English too. Just confirmed from Collins Dictionary.
@@studentcoder3651 Thx for confirmation buddy
great test !!
20/20. Being British, it would probably have been embarrassing not to have scored 20/20. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🧔
Doesn't "defect" mean to withdraw as well? Like you're defecting from a position?
No the one you're refering to has a different meaning. Defect as a verb means to abandon one's country or cause in favour of an opposing one.
Still batting 1000 with these quizzes. A relief to see this old brain is still functioning normally. Well, relatively..😁
Very interesting I scored 18
and u r my favourite
Interesting video. I scored 19/20
18 out of 20 correct... Thanks a bunch... 🙂
Increased the speed of the video x1.25, then skipped ahead 10 sec immediately following the completion of the question, instantly arriving @the answer to receive a score of 20/20. Maybe provide a rating of difficulty for each video cos...
20 out of 20 🙌🙌🙌
I got 20/20. It was fairly easy.
Got 17/20
I got 20/20, not bad for someone who has barely spoken to a native speaker
16 out of 20. Thanks!
19. Missed "Defect" ... chose "corrosion". Drawback seems more of a Delay to me.
17/20 is my score.
20/20 - but i had to stop and reflect on "defect" - it's a loaded word.
Thanks for the quiz. Scored 19 of 20
I got 20/20 -- Row is interesting, as in this example an argument, but Row can also be used for someone to row a boat, also Row can be used to line up objects or people in a straight line.
13/20
Im proud of myself considering that im 14 years old, swedish and not that Good at difficult English words
I scored a 19/20, Went with withdraw on Question 11.
15/20 good work
Welp. I got 18 out of 20 correct.
16/20.. Hmm, i need to learn more vocabulary...
19/20. Oh, well.
This was pretty easy overall, 20/20 but there were a couple questions I had to rethink because I was thinking of a different definition the word had lol
Useful ❤️✨️
17/20
For someone whose 1st language isn't English, that isn't bad(I think so)
16/20 not bad. 😀
17/20. I think I didn't do too bad considering that english is not my main language
20 out of 20. I do read a lot, and I love words and grammar so this was pretty easy. 19 almost got me though!
20/20. Easy test.
I got out of «20»
My score is 16.good to learn
19/20 none native speaker but lived with a British guy for 13 years...
18 of 20 right
My score 14/ 20 I need to catch up and improve myself.
17/20
Loved it. Challenging. Scored 20/20
Got every one right. 20/20 Feel good.
Hi love idea. But too easy for me.....could you devise a tougher one and I will subscribe 🤗🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Nice quiz, got 13/20
Thanks for the quiz, I got 17/20. Once again, thank you
I got 18/20 I’ve never heard of the word row with a synonym for argument wtf. Defect was tricky too
16/20. Not bad 😍
Oh my god , I found this test is very difficult ,but I learn and I don't give up
I got 5/20
18/20 Row and Praise
I am student and it is helpful for me
20/20 but I almost got confuse with the defect I had to replay it.
I got 18/20✨.
Greetings from MX🇲🇽
Provisional
I got 18/20! Tbh, I feel like I search up synonyms and I am very picky with meanings of words, so not too bad. TwT
Though I feel stupid over esteem being the synonym of respect. *Me banging my head on my table*😅
proud 20/20 with english as second language.
To get these tests right… you need to know all kinds of different English.
American, british etc.