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One Word Substitution Worksheet

Vocabulary lesson 21: One word substitution · Set 289 · 40 questions
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Word tip (Many words → one word): Read every part of the phrase: who or what, and what is special about it. Think of word endings that help: -ible / -able (can be done), -ist (a person), -ary / -ium (a place), -vore (an eater). Check that the word matches the whole phrase, not just part of it.

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  1. 1.One word for: fit to be eaten (a) visible (b) audible (c) edible (d) fragile
  2. 2.One word for: a sound too soft to be heard (a) inaudible (b) invisible (c) inedible (d) illegible
  3. 3.One word for: a person who walks along a road (a) driver (b) passenger (c) pedestrian (d) cyclist
  4. 4.One word for: a person who loves his or her country (a) traitor (b) patriot (c) pilot (d) tourist
  5. 5.One word for: something that cannot be seen (a) edible (b) illegible (c) audible (d) invisible
  6. 6.One word for: a person who gives money or blood to help others (a) tourist (b) thief (c) donor (d) borrower
  7. 7.One word for: a sound loud enough to be heard (a) audible (b) visible (c) fragile (d) edible
  8. 8.One word for: the story of a person’s life written by that person (a) biography (b) atlas (c) novel (d) autobiography
  9. 9.One word for: a person who walks in his or her sleep (a) optimist (b) sleepwalker (c) tourist (d) pedestrian
  10. 10.One word for: a place where grain is stored (a) library (b) orchard (c) aviary (d) granary
  11. 11.One word for: an animal that eats both plants and meat (a) herbivore (b) carnivore (c) scavenger (d) omnivore
  12. 12.One word for: a person who eats far too much (a) patriot (b) miser (c) glutton (d) optimist
  13. 13.One word for: the study of the earth and its countries (a) history (b) biology (c) geography (d) astronomy
  14. 14.One word for: happening every week (a) daily (b) monthly (c) weekly (d) annual
  15. 15.One word for: able to use both hands equally well (a) talkative (b) ambidextrous (c) illiterate (d) bilingual
  16. 16.One word for: the study of past events (a) geography (b) astronomy (c) history (d) biology
  17. 17.One word for: a person who sells medicines (a) florist (b) dentist (c) optician (d) pharmacist
  18. 18.One word for: a park where animals are kept for people to see (a) museum (b) granary (c) library (d) zoo
  19. 19.One word for: a person who writes poems (a) tailor (b) painter (c) singer (d) poet
  20. 20.One word for: an animal that eats only plants (a) insectivore (b) carnivore (c) omnivore (d) herbivore
  21. 21.One word for: a person who studies plants (a) astronomer (b) dentist (c) zoologist (d) botanist
  22. 22.One word for: a person who stitches clothes (a) carpenter (b) tailor (c) barber (d) cobbler
  23. 23.One word for: words that sound alike but differ in meaning (a) synonyms (b) prefixes (c) antonyms (d) homophones
  24. 24.One word for: the study of living things (a) astronomy (b) geography (c) biology (d) history
  25. 25.One word for: a person who cuts hair (a) cobbler (b) barber (c) plumber (d) tailor
  26. 26.One word for: a person who travels in a bus or train (a) passenger (b) pilot (c) pedestrian (d) driver
  27. 27.One word for: a daily record of personal events (a) dictionary (b) atlas (c) diary (d) novel
  28. 28.One word for: a garden of fruit trees (a) aviary (b) granary (c) orchard (d) aquarium
  29. 29.One word for: that which cannot be done (a) invisible (b) illegal (c) incorrect (d) impossible
  30. 30.One word for: a doctor who treats sick animals (a) optician (b) florist (c) veterinarian (d) dentist
  31. 31.One word for: happening once every year (a) weekly (b) annual (c) monthly (d) daily
  32. 32.One word for: handwriting that cannot be read (a) illiterate (b) invisible (c) illegible (d) edible
  33. 33.One word for: a period of a thousand years (a) century (b) decade (c) millennium (d) fortnight
  34. 34.One word for: a place where books are kept for reading (a) granary (b) orchard (c) aviary (d) library
  35. 35.One word for: a word opposite in meaning to another word (a) homophone (b) synonym (c) suffix (d) antonym
  36. 36.One word for: not fit to be eaten (a) edible (b) audible (c) visible (d) inedible
  37. 37.One word for: a person who rides horses in races (a) driver (b) sailor (c) pilot (d) jockey
  38. 38.One word for: a word that means the same as another word (a) homophone (b) prefix (c) synonym (d) antonym
  39. 39.One word for: agreed upon by everyone (a) unanimous (b) famous (c) generous (d) anonymous
  40. 40.One word for: a person who repairs pipes and taps (a) carpenter (b) plumber (c) cobbler (d) tailor

Answer key

  1. edible
  2. inaudible
  3. pedestrian
  4. patriot
  5. invisible
  6. donor
  7. audible
  8. autobiography
  9. sleepwalker
  10. granary
  11. omnivore
  12. glutton
  13. geography
  14. weekly
  15. ambidextrous
  16. history
  17. pharmacist
  18. zoo
  19. poet
  20. herbivore
  21. botanist
  22. tailor
  23. homophones
  24. biology
  25. barber
  26. passenger
  27. diary
  28. orchard
  29. impossible
  30. veterinarian
  31. annual
  32. illegible
  33. millennium
  34. library
  35. antonym
  36. inedible
  37. jockey
  38. synonym
  39. unanimous
  40. plumber

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