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.Choose the right form: Hard work is the key to ___. (a) success (b) succeed (c) successful (d) successfully
- 2.The instructions were ambiguous, so everyone understood them differently. “Ambiguous” means ___. (a) very funny (b) very clear (c) unclear (d) very short
- 3.What is the masculine of “headmistress”? (a) headmaster (b) king (c) host (d) uncle
- 4.What does the idiom “the apple of someone’s eye” mean? (a) a greedy person (b) an eye problem (c) a red fruit (d) a dearly loved person
- 5.Complete the analogy: Hen is to chick as frog is to ___. (a) foal (b) tadpole (c) kitten (d) cub
- 6.Pick the right word: I ___ two idlis for breakfast. (a) eight (b) ate
- 7.Which prefix means “not”? (a) pre- (b) dis- (c) mis- (d) re-
- 8.Complete the idiom: Don’t give up now; don’t throw in the ___! (a) ball (b) bag (c) book (d) towel
- 9.Which spelling is correct? (a) knowladge (b) knowlege (c) knoledge (d) knowledge
- 10.What does “reuse” mean? (a) use before (b) use wrongly (c) not use (d) use again
- 11.Fill the gap: A crew is a group of ___. (a) lions (b) grapes (c) sailors (d) cows
- 12.The kitten was so docile that it let the children carry it around. “Docile” means ___. (a) noisy (b) angry (c) wild (d) gentle and calm
- 13.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) ill – sick (b) gift – present (c) deep – shallow (d) big – large
- 14.Pick the right word: The plants are ___ without water. (a) dyeing (b) dying
- 15.What does the idiom “the last straw” mean? (a) a broken straw (b) the end of a drink (c) a small gift (d) the final problem
- 16.One word for: a period of two weeks (a) semester (b) decade (c) fortnight (d) century
- 17.One word for: a person who loves his or her country (a) tourist (b) traitor (c) pilot (d) patriot
- 18.Which word means “the state of being sick”? (a) sickly (b) sicken (c) sicker (d) sickness
- 19.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) scared – afraid (b) quiet – silent (c) float – sink (d) fast – quick
- 20.Which is the formal word for “go down”? (a) reside (b) descend (c) require (d) purchase
- 21.Complete the analogy: Horse is to stable as dog is to ___. (a) kennel (b) hive (c) nest (d) den
- 22.Which word means “not allow”? (a) unallow (b) reallow (c) preallow (d) disallow
- 23.Fill the gap: a ___ of singers (a) swarm (b) herd (c) choir (d) fleet
- 24.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “natural”? (a) modern (b) artificial (c) polite (d) generous
- 25.What does “replay” mean? (a) play wrongly (b) play before (c) not play (d) play again
- 26.Pick the right word: Is this ___ water bottle? (a) you're (b) your
- 27.Pick the right word: I ___ a letter to Nani every month. (a) write (b) right
- 28.Complete the idiom: I had butterflies in my ___ before the race. (a) hands (b) stomach (c) head (d) shoes
- 29.Pick the right word: This shirt is too ___; it needs to be tighter. (a) lose (b) loose
- 30.What does the idiom “break the ice” mean? (a) break something cold (b) feel very cold (c) start a friendly talk (d) get very angry
- 31.Fill the gap: A choir is a group of ___. (a) sticks (b) cows (c) singers (d) ships
- 32.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “sufficient”? (a) about (b) enough (c) often (d) lucky
- 33.One word for: a person who makes furniture from wood (a) barber (b) plumber (c) tailor (d) carpenter
- 34.Which word means “without help”? (a) helper (b) helpful (c) helping (d) helpless
- 35.Which word is a noun? (a) persuasive (b) persuasively (c) persuasion (d) persuade
- 36.Which is the formal word for “talk”? (a) purchase (b) require (c) reside (d) converse
- 37.Fill the gap with the right small word: Take ___ your shoes before entering the temple. (a) on (b) after (c) up (d) off
- 38.Pick the right word: The children were ___ for the picnic. (a) already (b) all ready
- 39.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) stone – rock (b) win – lose (c) up – down (d) hot – cold
- 40.Which word is the opposite of “dirty”? (a) soft (b) late (c) clean (d) short
Answer key
- success
- unclear
- headmaster
- a dearly loved person
- tadpole
- ate
- dis-
- towel
- knowledge
- use again
- sailors
- gentle and calm
- deep – shallow
- dying
- the final problem
- fortnight
- patriot
- sickness
- float – sink
- descend
- kennel
- disallow
- choir
- artificial
- play again
- your
- write
- stomach
- loose
- start a friendly talk
- singers
- enough
- carpenter
- helpless
- persuasion
- converse
- off
- all ready
- stone – rock
- clean
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