Question

1. which sentence correctly uses solemn? *

a. the party was loud and solemn.
b. the puppy was solemn when playing fetch.
c. the class shouted in a solemn voice.
d. his face became solemn during the serious ceremony.

1. to assess something means to *

a. ignore it
b. break it
c. make a quick guess
d. examine it to make a judgment

1. what does unison mean? *

a. doing something at different times
b. doing something quietly
c. doing something together at the same time
d doing something quickly

Explanation:

• Question 7:
• The word “solemn” means serious and formal.
• In option A, a “loud” party is not “solemn”.
• In option B, a puppy playing fetch is likely to be energetic, not “solemn”.
• In option C, “shouted” is not in line with the serious and formal connotation of “solemn”.
• In option D, during a “serious ceremony”, one's face becoming “solemn” is appropriate.
• Question 8:
• “To assess” means to evaluate or examine something to form a judgment.
• Option A “ignore it” is the opposite.
• Option B “break it” is not related.
• Option C “make a quick guess” is not the accurate meaning.
• Option D “examine it to make a judgment” is correct.
• Question 9:
• “Unison” means doing something together at the same time.
• Option A “at different times” is wrong.
• Option B “quietly” is not the meaning.
• Option D “quickly” is not relevant.
• Option C “doing something together at the same time” is correct.

Answer:

1. D. His face became solemn during the serious ceremony.
2. D. Examine it to make a judgment
3. C. Doing something together at the same time