Sentences For Words Quiz: Trivia!

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1.

Without another word, he left the room. What does it mean?
- A.
  
  Said something
- B.
  
  Said nothing
- C.
  
  Said it softly
- D.
  
  Said it secretly
Correct Answer
B. Said nothing

Explanation
The phrase "Without another word, he left the room" means that the person left without speaking or uttering any additional words. They did not say anything before leaving.

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2.

My elder brother has one word.
- A.
  
  Shy
- B.
  
  Timid
- C.
  
  Does what he says
- D.
  
  Reserved
Correct Answer
C. Does what he says

Explanation
The word "does what he says" accurately describes the behavior of the person's elder brother. This suggests that he is obedient and follows through with his words, indicating a sense of reliability and trustworthiness.

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3.

The head of the family had spoken his final words.
- A.
  
  Closing remarks
- B.
  
  Spoken before death
- C.
  
  Piece of advice
- D.
  
  A thing to remember
Correct Answer
B. Spoken before death

Explanation
The phrase "final words" typically refers to the last words spoken by someone before their death. These words are often seen as significant and hold a certain weight or importance. Therefore, the correct answer "spoken before death" accurately captures the meaning of the phrase "final words" in the given context.

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4.

Never believe a word that he says.
- A.
  
  Truth
- B.
  
  Lies
- C.
  
  Trick
- D.
  
  Manipulation
Correct Answer
B. Lies

Explanation
The correct answer is "lies" because the sentence states "Never believe a word that he says," implying that the person being referred to is not trustworthy and often speaks falsehoods. Therefore, the word that best aligns with this context is "lies," as it represents the act of intentionally deceiving others with false information.

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5.

A word of caution may be helpful when you begin your investigation.
- A.
  
  Condition
- B.
  
  Warning
- C.
  
  Strategy
- D.
  
  Technique
Correct Answer
B. Warning

Explanation
The correct answer is "warning" because a word of caution is a form of advice or notification given to someone in order to prevent potential harm or danger. It serves as a signal to be careful and alert, allowing individuals to take necessary precautions or actions to avoid negative consequences. Therefore, "warning" is the most suitable option among the given words.

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It served him right, sitting there like that with barely a word in his defense.
- A.
  
  Almost can't say anything
- B.
  
  No time to explain
- C.
  
  Embarrassed in public
- D.
  
  Guilty of his offense
Correct Answer
A. Almost can't say anything

Explanation
The phrase "served him right" implies that the person being referred to deserved the situation they found themselves in. The phrase "sitting there like that with barely a word in his defense" suggests that the person was unable or unwilling to defend themselves or provide an explanation for their actions. Therefore, the correct answer "almost can't say anything" aligns with the given context, indicating that the person was unable to speak up or offer any defense for their behavior.

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"Love," he said, as if the one word that doesn't need an explanation.
- A.
  
  Doubtful
- B.
  
  Uncertain
- C.
  
  Not sure
- D.
  
  Already understood
Correct Answer
D. Already understood

Explanation
The statement suggests that the word "Love" is already understood and does not require further explanation. This implies that the speaker believes everyone knows what love means and there is no need to clarify or provide more information about it.

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8.

I just got word that my father had a heart attack.
- A.
  
  Told
- B.
  
  Informed
- C.
  
  Messaged
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
The phrase "I just got word" implies that the speaker received information about their father's heart attack. The words "told," "informed," and "messaged" all convey the idea of providing information to someone. Therefore, all of the options - told, informed, and messaged - can be used interchangeably to describe how the speaker received the news about their father's heart attack.

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Sentences For Words Quiz: Trivia!

Without another word, he left the room. What does it mean?

My elder brother has one word.

The head of the family had spoken his final words.

Never believe a word that he says.

A word of caution may be helpful when you begin your investigation.

It served him right, sitting there like that with barely a word in his defense.

"Love," he said, as if the one word that doesn't need an explanation.

I just got word that my father had a heart attack.