Vocabulary Test Worksheet
Word tip (Name the skill, use the method): Decide which skill the question is testing. Use that lesson’s method — swap test, split the word, find the link, or look for the clue. Read your answer back in the sentence to check it.
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- 1.Fill in the opposite: A feather is light, but a stone is ___. (a) loud (b) wet (c) heavy (d) sweet
- 2.What is the masculine of “tigress”? (a) bull (b) king (c) lion (d) tiger
- 3.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) accommodation (b) business (c) temperature (d) parliamant
- 4.What does “unclear” mean? (a) clear again (b) clear before (c) not clear (d) clear wrongly
- 5.Complete the analogy: Cow is to milk as hen is to ___. (a) honey (b) silk (c) eggs (d) wool
- 6.Pick the right word: Rohan ate the ___ pizza by himself. (a) hole (b) whole
- 7.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “cheap”? (a) brave (b) expensive (c) modern (d) honest
- 8.Which word means “in a loud way”? (a) louder (b) loudness (c) loudly (d) loudest
- 9.Which word means “full of joy”? (a) joyful (b) joyfully (c) enjoy (d) joyless
- 10.Pick the right word: Please ___ for me at the gate. (a) wait (b) weight
- 11.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “entrance”? (a) answer (b) exit (c) roof (d) journey
- 12.Complete the analogy: Lion is to lioness as tiger is to ___. (a) mare (b) lioness (c) hen (d) tigress
- 13.Fill the gap: A cygnet is the young one of a ___. (a) horse (b) swan (c) cow (d) cat
- 14.Which word is the opposite of “lose”? (a) sit (b) run (c) win (d) sleep
- 15.Fill the gap with the right small word: We must cut ___ on sugar to stay healthy. (a) across (b) up (c) after (d) down
- 16.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) happy – glad (b) shout – yell (c) include – exclude (d) mend – repair
- 17.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) ancient – old (b) rich – wealthy (c) tiny – little (d) ancient – modern
- 18.Fill the gap: A kid is the young one of a ___. (a) cat (b) goat (c) hen (d) cow
- 19.Pick the right word: The ___ took off from Delhi airport. (a) plane (b) plain
- 20.Fill in the opposite: A lion is strong, but a mouse is ___. (a) wet (b) loud (c) weak (d) tall
- 21.Fill in the opposite: The sun shines in the day; the moon shines at ___. (a) night (b) morning (c) lunch (d) school
- 22.Which spelling is correct? (a) Febuary (b) Febrary (c) February (d) Feburary
- 23.Fill the gap: A troop is a group of ___. (a) grapes (b) ships (c) monkeys (d) bees
- 24.Which prefix means “not”? (a) re- (b) un- (c) mis- (d) pre-
- 25.Which word means “heat again”? (a) reheat (b) preheat (c) misheat (d) unheat
- 26.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) beautiful (b) beginning (c) definitely (d) envirnment
- 27.What does “unkind” mean? (a) kind again (b) not kind (c) kind wrongly (d) kind before
- 28.Complete the analogy: Child is to children as mouse is to ___. (a) mouse (b) rats (c) cheese (d) mice
- 29.Fill in the opposite: My glass was full; now it is ___. (a) empty (b) loud (c) hot (d) tall
- 30.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) cheap – expensive (b) glad – happy (c) jump – leap (d) talk – speak
- 31.Which prefix means “not”? (a) mis- (b) pre- (c) re- (d) dis-
- 32.Complete the analogy: Ink is to pen as paint is to ___. (a) spoon (b) brush (c) plate (d) book
- 33.One word for: a place where coins are made (a) bank (b) mint (c) granary (d) museum
- 34.Which is the formal word for “about”? (a) immediately (b) previous (c) approximately (d) sufficient
- 35.Priya was adamant that she would finish the race, even with a sore foot. “Adamant” means ___. (a) unsure (b) scared (c) firm, not changing mind (d) sleepy
- 36.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) brave – cowardly (b) big – large (c) brave – bold (d) quick – fast
- 37.Which word is an adverb? (a) creative (b) creation (c) create (d) creatively
- 38.Which prefix means “again”? (a) mis- (b) pre- (c) un- (d) re-
- 39.The guide gave a concise answer in just one sentence. “Concise” means ___. (a) very rude (b) short and clear (c) long and confusing (d) very loud
- 40.What does the idiom “bury the hatchet” mean? (a) start a fight (b) dig a hole (c) make peace (d) hide a weapon
Answer key
- heavy
- tiger
- parliamant
- not clear
- eggs
- whole
- expensive
- loudly
- joyful
- wait
- exit
- tigress
- swan
- win
- down
- include – exclude
- ancient – modern
- goat
- plane
- weak
- night
- February
- monkeys
- un-
- reheat
- envirnment
- not kind
- mice
- empty
- cheap – expensive
- dis-
- brush
- mint
- approximately
- firm, not changing mind
- brave – cowardly
- creatively
- re-
- short and clear
- make peace
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