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 the gap: A swarm is a group of ___. (a) ships (b) cows (c) grapes (d) bees
- 2.Which suffix means “the state of being”? (a) -ness (b) -ful (c) -ly (d) -er
- 3.One word for: a person who speaks many languages (a) patriot (b) miser (c) optimist (d) polyglot
- 4.Pick the right word: It is wrong to ___ other people’s things. (a) steal (b) steel
- 5.Which word means the same as “shout”? (a) yell (b) sleep (c) whisper (d) smile
- 6.Fill in the opposite: A feather is light, but a stone is ___. (a) sweet (b) wet (c) heavy (d) loud
- 7.Which spelling is correct? (a) grammar (b) gramar (c) grammer (d) grammmar
- 8.The Thar Desert is arid; it hardly ever rains there. “Arid” means ___. (a) very green (b) very wet (c) very dry (d) very cold
- 9.Which prefix means “before”? (a) un- (b) mis- (c) pre- (d) re-
- 10.Which is the formal word for “want”? (a) reside (b) conclude (c) desire (d) purchase
- 11.What does “preheat” mean? (a) heat again (b) heat before (c) not heat (d) heat wrongly
- 12.Complete the analogy: Hour is to clock as date is to ___. (a) map (b) ruler (c) watch (d) calendar
- 13.Pick the right word: The ___ of the story is “always tell the truth”. (a) moral (b) morale
- 14.Which word is an adverb? (a) successful (b) success (c) succeed (d) successfully
- 15.Complete the analogy: Lion is to lioness as tiger is to ___. (a) lioness (b) tigress (c) mare (d) hen
- 16.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “praise”? (a) blame (b) borrow (c) float (d) arrive
- 17.Which word is the opposite of “day”? (a) hot (b) night (c) dry (d) up
- 18.Choose the right form: Plastic waste can ___ sea animals. (a) endanger (b) dangerously (c) dangerous (d) danger
- 19.Which word means the same as “gift”? (a) shout (b) smile (c) river (d) present
- 20.Add the suffix: home + less = ? (a) homeless (b) homeles (c) homelees (d) homless
- 21.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “descend”? (a) need (b) help (c) buy (d) go down
- 22.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) below – under (b) generous – selfish (c) clever – smart (d) talk – speak
- 23.Which is the formal word for “live”? (a) require (b) reside (c) purchase (d) assist
- 24.Choose the right form: Everyone looked at the dancer with ___. (a) admirable (b) admire (c) admiration (d) admirably
- 25.The gigantic whale was longer than our school bus. “Gigantic” means ___. (a) slow (b) tiny (c) huge (d) noisy
- 26.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “require”? (a) live (b) buy (c) tell (d) need
- 27.What does the phrasal verb “get along” mean? (a) be friendly (b) fight (c) get angry (d) get lost
- 28.What does the phrasal verb “run out of” mean? (a) run very fast (b) have plenty (c) have none left (d) run outside
- 29.Which is the formal word for “let”? (a) reside (b) conclude (c) purchase (d) permit
- 30.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “artificial”? (a) honest (b) ancient (c) natural (d) brave
- 31.Complete the analogy: Run is to ran as swim is to ___. (a) swims (b) swum (c) swimming (d) swam
- 32.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “residence”? (a) money (b) bike (c) phone (d) house
- 33.One word for: a period of two weeks (a) century (b) decade (c) semester (d) fortnight
- 34.One word for: able to speak two languages (a) talkative (b) silent (c) literate (d) bilingual
- 35.Add the suffix: teach + er = ? (a) teachere (b) teachor (c) teachar (d) teacher
- 36.Which prefix means “wrongly”? (a) re- (b) mis- (c) pre- (d) un-
- 37.Fill the gap: The young one of a dog is a ___. (a) kitten (b) puppy (c) foal (d) calf
- 38.Priya was adamant that she would finish the race, even with a sore foot. “Adamant” means ___. (a) sleepy (b) scared (c) firm, not changing mind (d) unsure
- 39.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “natural”? (a) generous (b) modern (c) artificial (d) polite
- 40.Complete the idiom: The two friends decided to bury the ___. (a) hatchet (b) treasure (c) bone (d) box
Answer key
- bees
- -ness
- polyglot
- steal
- yell
- heavy
- grammar
- very dry
- pre-
- desire
- heat before
- calendar
- moral
- successfully
- tigress
- blame
- night
- endanger
- present
- homeless
- go down
- generous – selfish
- reside
- admiration
- huge
- need
- be friendly
- have none left
- permit
- natural
- swam
- house
- fortnight
- bilingual
- teacher
- mis-
- puppy
- firm, not changing mind
- artificial
- hatchet
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