What does the word 'trajectory' mean? A. A nickname ...

[ Vocabulary ]

What does the word ‘trajectory’ mean?

A. A nickname

B. The act of moving forward

C. To scurry; to move in a short, hurried run

D. The curve or path of a moving object

Select your answer:
A B C D E

Other quiz:

Tenses › View

Which tense is used to describe general truths, habits, and routines?

A. Present Continuous

B. Present Simple

C. Present Perfect

D. Past Simple

Modals and Inversion › View

Choose the correct modal: You ___ try this new restaurant; it’s amazing! (should/could)

A. might

B. would

C. mustn’t

D. should

Simple Past vs Past Continuous Tense › View

When Jane __________ a language course in Ireland, she _____________ Blarney castle.

A. was doing/ visited

B. did/ visited

C. did/ visiting

D. was doing/ visiting

Grammar › View

I bought _________ burgers for us.

A.     a lot of

B.     3