This week is all about high-level words and Britannica's website! In addition to referring to their 100 Essential Words for the TOEFL for the word of the week, I've chosen a few of their image quizzes.
If you like to cook and garden, there is Name Those Herbs and Spices!
If you're athletic, you may enjoy Guess the Sport!
Those with a domestic bent will have fun with Name That Thing: Around the House.
Last but not least, the anatomically minded can try to Guess the Body Part.
Beneath each quiz, they link to many more. I chose these because they include pictures!
Enrich your vocabulary || TOEFL words: jibe (verb)
This verb has three distinct meanings. When it means agree, it is usually followed by the preposition with. But it can also be "to say insulting, mocking, challenging words." The third use is nautical: "to change a boat's course suddenly by shifting the boom."
Read the example sentences based on Merriam-Webster's entry and say which definition applies in each case:
1/ ...this maneuver was bound to force her to jibe her mainsail from one side to the other
---Jack London
2/ His version of the events doesn't jibe with the facts!
3/ The two young boys jibed each other before throwing punches.
The Britannica Dictionary: 100 Essential Words for the TOEFL