4 Written Questions

1. (n) High regard; respect. (v) To look upon with respect, admiration, or honor.
2. (adj) Self-centered; interested only in one's own activities or needs; selfish.
3. (adj) Having only a moderate estimation of oneself; not vain. Free from showiness; unlikely to call attention to one's self. Proper or convention in speech, behavior, or dress.
4. (v) To walk in an overconfident way; to strut. To brag, boat or otherwise behave arrogantly.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (v) To show something off; to exhibit shamelessly. To wave grandly
   1. gloat
   2. modest
   3. swagger
   4. flaunt
2. (adj) Having exaggerated dignity, seriousness, or self-importance; pretentious.
   1. gloat
   2. swagger
   3. pompous
   4. modest
3. (adj) Thinking oneself to be superior; self-important.
   1. gloat
   2. flaunt
   3. modest
   4. arrogant

3 True/False Question

1. gloat → (v) To express self-satisfaction over your own success or someone else's misfortune.
   

   True        False

2. diffident → (adj) Having only a moderate estimation of oneself; not vain. Free from showiness; unlikely to call attention to one's self. Proper or convention in speech, behavior, or dress.
   

   True        False

3. humility → (n) Modesty, humbleness; a feeling of not being important or superior.
   

   True        False