Descriptions of Habits and Characteristics Quiz

Loquacious means talkative, often without depth or substance.

Introverted refers to someone who is shy or reserved, often preferring solitude.

Tardy refers to someone who is habitually late for appointments or events.

Irritable describes someone who is easily angered or irritated.

Reclusive describes a person who avoids social situations and prefers solitude.

Forgetful describes someone who is habitually forgetful or absent-minded.

Ebullient describes someone who is extremely enthusiastic and lively.

Sardonic refers to someone habitually sarcastic or mocking in a cynical way.

Vain refers to someone overly concerned with their appearance or physical attractiveness.

Pensive describes someone who is inclined to introspection and thoughtfulness.

Contentious means characterized by a tendency to argue or quarrel.

Impressionable describes someone who is easily influenced by others or circumstances.

Pedantic refers to someone who overly focuses on minor details or rules.

Gullible refers to someone who is easily deceived or misled.

Narcissistic refers to someone who is overly self-important or arrogant.

Cautious refers to someone who is excessively cautious or timid.

Lazy refers to someone who is inclined to avoid work or effort.