Vocabulary Test Worksheet
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- 1.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “descend”? (a) need (b) buy (c) go down (d) help
- 2.One word for: an animal that eats only plants (a) omnivore (b) carnivore (c) herbivore (d) insectivore
- 3.Which spelling is correct? (a) heighth (b) height (c) heigth (d) hieght
- 4.Complete the analogy: Hour is to clock as date is to ___. (a) map (b) watch (c) ruler (d) calendar
- 5.Complete the analogy: Bread is to baker as shoes are to ___. (a) barber (b) farmer (c) cobbler (d) tailor
- 6.Pick the right word: The test was ___ easy. (a) quite (b) quiet
- 7.What does “rebuild” mean? (a) build again (b) build wrongly (c) not build (d) build before
- 8.One word for: a word opposite in meaning to another word (a) synonym (b) antonym (c) suffix (d) homophone
- 9.What is the feminine of “rooster”? (a) cow (b) duck (c) hen (d) mare
- 10.Complete the analogy: Sugar is to sweet as lemon is to ___. (a) sour (b) salty (c) bitter (d) spicy
- 11.Which word is the opposite of “awake”? (a) asleep (b) wet (c) hot (d) tall
- 12.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) in – out (b) scared – brave (c) scared – afraid (d) old – new
- 13.Fill the gap: The young one of a cow is a ___. (a) cub (b) kitten (c) chick (d) calf
- 14.The students were jubilant when their team won the trophy. “Jubilant” means ___. (a) very tired (b) very angry (c) full of joy (d) full of fear
- 15.Fill the gap with the right small word: Don’t make ___ stories; tell the truth. (a) off (b) after (c) across (d) up
- 16.Fill the gap: A puppy is the young one of a ___. (a) cow (b) cat (c) hen (d) dog
- 17.What is the feminine of “nephew”? (a) sister (b) niece (c) aunt (d) daughter
- 18.Which word is a noun? (a) imagination (b) imaginatively (c) imaginative (d) imagine
- 19.Dad was ecstatic when India won the World Cup. “Ecstatic” means ___. (a) overjoyed (b) bored (c) sleepy (d) upset
- 20.Fill the gap with the right small word: My alarm went ___ at five o’clock. (a) up (b) across (c) after (d) off
- 21.The soup was scalding, and Meera burnt her tongue. “Scalding” means ___. (a) very hot (b) very thick (c) very cold (d) very salty
- 22.One word for: something that cannot be seen (a) audible (b) illegible (c) invisible (d) edible
- 23.Pick the right word: This shirt is too ___; it needs to be tighter. (a) lose (b) loose
- 24.Which word means “not safe”? (a) dissafe (b) resafe (c) unsafe (d) missafe
- 25.Pick the right word: Please give me a ___ of cake. (a) peace (b) piece
- 26.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) noticable (b) government (c) address (d) independent
- 27.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) argument (b) hieght (c) schedule (d) immediately
- 28.Fill the gap: a ___ of horses (a) fleet (b) swarm (c) herd (d) pride
- 29.Pick the right word: The children were ___ for the picnic. (a) already (b) all ready
- 30.Which word is an adverb? (a) destructively (b) destruction (c) destroy (d) destructive
- 31.The hikers were parched after the long climb and drank all their water. “Parched” means ___. (a) very sleepy (b) very thirsty (c) very proud (d) very cold
- 32.Fill in the opposite: A cheetah is fast, but a snail is ___. (a) slow (b) big (c) wet (d) loud
- 33.Which word is the opposite of “dirty”? (a) short (b) late (c) soft (d) clean
- 34.Choose the right form: Your honesty is ___. (a) admirable (b) admire (c) admirably (d) admiration
- 35.Fill the gap with the right small word: The thief finally gave ___ and told the truth. (a) across (b) in (c) off (d) after
- 36.Complete the analogy: Pilot is to plane as driver is to ___. (a) ship (b) car (c) horse (d) kite
- 37.Which spelling is correct? (a) enviroment (b) envirnment (c) environmant (d) environment
- 38.Which word means the same as “wet”? (a) loud (b) damp (c) hot (d) dry
- 39.Which word means the same as “easy”? (a) noisy (b) rude (c) hard (d) simple
- 40.What does the phrasal verb “pick up” mean? (a) push (b) drop (c) throw (d) lift
Answer key
- go down
- herbivore
- height
- calendar
- cobbler
- quite
- build again
- antonym
- hen
- sour
- asleep
- scared – afraid
- calf
- full of joy
- up
- dog
- niece
- imagination
- overjoyed
- off
- very hot
- invisible
- loose
- unsafe
- piece
- noticable
- hieght
- herd
- all ready
- destructively
- very thirsty
- slow
- clean
- admirable
- in
- car
- environment
- damp
- simple
- lift
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