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.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “exit”? (a) entrance (b) question (c) journey (d) window
- 2.Which word means “one who paints”? (a) paints (b) painter (c) painting (d) painted
- 3.Which word means “hear wrongly”? (a) prehear (b) mishear (c) unhear (d) dishear
- 4.Which word means the same as “finish”? (a) start (b) end (c) jump (d) gift
- 5.What is the masculine of “lioness”? (a) king (b) bull (c) tiger (d) lion
- 6.Fill the gap: a ___ of soldiers (a) bunch (b) flock (c) army (d) swarm
- 7.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “present”? (a) early (b) honest (c) absent (d) modern
- 8.Complete the idiom: Ishaan let the cat out of the ___. (a) room (b) house (c) box (d) bag
- 9.Which word means the same as “wealthy”? (a) poor (b) kind (c) rich (d) tall
- 10.Fill the gap: A herd is a group of ___. (a) grapes (b) ships (c) cows (d) bees
- 11.Diya is diligent; she studies every day and never skips homework. “Diligent” means ___. (a) hardworking (b) lazy (c) careless (d) forgetful
- 12.Pick the right word: I ___ all the answers in yesterday’s quiz. (a) knew (b) new
- 13.Which word is the opposite of “girl”? (a) cloud (b) boy (c) tree (d) stone
- 14.Complete the analogy: Morning is to breakfast as night is to ___. (a) breakfast (b) lunch (c) dinner (d) tiffin
- 15.Which is the formal word for “but”? (a) previously (b) however (c) approximately (d) frequently
- 16.Which word means the same as “clever”? (a) rude (b) lazy (c) tired (d) smart
- 17.What does the idiom “a red-letter day” mean? (a) a postal holiday (b) a special, happy day (c) a day of danger (d) a sad day
- 18.Which word means “without pain”? (a) painter (b) painful (c) painted (d) painless
- 19.Which word is a noun? (a) destructively (b) destroy (c) destruction (d) destructive
- 20.Complete the analogy: Tailor is to needle as carpenter is to ___. (a) pen (b) brush (c) saw (d) stethoscope
- 21.One word for: a list of things to be discussed at a meeting (a) atlas (b) diary (c) menu (d) agenda
- 22.What does the idiom “hold your horses” mean? (a) feed the horses (b) hurry up (c) ride a horse (d) wait, be patient
- 23.Fill the gap: A kitten is the young one of a ___. (a) cow (b) hen (c) dog (d) cat
- 24.Which word means “one who writes”? (a) writer (b) written (c) writing (d) wrote
- 25.Fill the gap: A swarm is a group of ___. (a) cows (b) bees (c) grapes (d) ships
- 26.What does “unkind” mean? (a) kind wrongly (b) kind before (c) kind again (d) not kind
- 27.Fill in the opposite: The shop is near, but the school is ___. (a) sad (b) far (c) wet (d) hot
- 28.Dad was furious when someone dented his new car. “Furious” means ___. (a) very happy (b) very tired (c) very calm (d) very angry
- 29.One word for: a daily record of personal events (a) diary (b) atlas (c) dictionary (d) novel
- 30.Which is the formal word for “end”? (a) conclude (b) assist (c) purchase (d) reside
- 31.Which is the formal word for “try”? (a) reside (b) attempt (c) purchase (d) inform
- 32.Which word is an adjective? (a) descriptively (b) descriptive (c) describe (d) description
- 33.Which word is the opposite of “in”? (a) hot (b) up (c) wet (d) out
- 34.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “apologise”? (a) help (b) live (c) say sorry (d) buy
- 35.The students were jubilant when their team won the trophy. “Jubilant” means ___. (a) full of joy (b) very angry (c) full of fear (d) very tired
- 36.Which word means “join again”? (a) misjoin (b) prejoin (c) rejoin (d) unjoin
- 37.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “artificial”? (a) honest (b) brave (c) natural (d) ancient
- 38.What does the idiom “in the same boat” mean? (a) in the same trouble (b) very rich (c) on a holiday (d) in a ship
- 39.Which word means “use again”? (a) unuse (b) misuse (c) reuse (d) preuse
- 40.Fill the gap with the right small word: The cows were let ___ to graze in the field. (a) out (b) off (c) across (d) after
Answer key
- entrance
- painter
- mishear
- end
- lion
- army
- absent
- bag
- rich
- cows
- hardworking
- knew
- boy
- dinner
- however
- smart
- a special, happy day
- painless
- destruction
- saw
- agenda
- wait, be patient
- cat
- writer
- bees
- not kind
- far
- very angry
- diary
- conclude
- attempt
- descriptive
- out
- say sorry
- full of joy
- rejoin
- natural
- in the same trouble
- reuse
- out
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