Vocabulary Test Worksheet
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- 1.What does the idiom “a red-letter day” mean? (a) a special, happy day (b) a day of danger (c) a postal holiday (d) a sad day
- 2.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) embarrass (b) rythm (c) restaurant (d) foreign
- 3.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) end – finish (b) rich – wealthy (c) quiet – silent (d) rough – smooth
- 4.Fill the gap: The young one of a swan is a ___. (a) kid (b) cygnet (c) foal (d) cub
- 5.Fill the gap: A choir is a group of ___. (a) singers (b) ships (c) cows (d) sticks
- 6.Fill the gap: The young one of a whale is a ___. (a) cub (b) chick (c) calf (d) kid
- 7.The fire spread rapidly through the dry grass. “Rapidly” means ___. (a) slowly (b) gently (c) quickly (d) quietly
- 8.Complete the analogy: India is to New Delhi as Japan is to ___. (a) Tokyo (b) Dhaka (c) Kathmandu (d) Beijing
- 9.Which suffix means “the state of being”? (a) -ful (b) -er (c) -ness (d) -ly
- 10.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “victory”? (a) answer (b) defeat (c) question (d) journey
- 11.Which spelling is correct? (a) tomorow (b) tommorow (c) tommorrow (d) tomorrow
- 12.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “increase”? (a) borrow (b) shout (c) decrease (d) accept
- 13.Fill the gap: The young one of a sheep is a ___. (a) cub (b) chick (c) kid (d) lamb
- 14.Which spelling is correct? (a) definately (b) definitely (c) definitly (d) defenitely
- 15.Fill the gap with the right small word: The car slowed ___ at the speed breaker. (a) across (b) after (c) up (d) down
- 16.Which word means the same as “tiny”? (a) giant (b) brave (c) little (d) angry
- 17.Which prefix means “not”? (a) pre- (b) mis- (c) un- (d) re-
- 18.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) tall – short (b) old – new (c) shy – timid (d) shy – bold
- 19.Choose the right form: Let us ___ a poster for Earth Day. (a) creatively (b) create (c) creation (d) creative
- 20.What does the idiom “in the same boat” mean? (a) on a holiday (b) in a ship (c) in the same trouble (d) very rich
- 21.Fill the gap: A gaggle is a group of ___. (a) cows (b) geese (c) ships (d) keys
- 22.Complete the idiom: It is raining cats and ___. (a) dogs (b) mice (c) rats (d) cows
- 23.Which suffix means “one who does something”? (a) -ly (b) -less (c) -ness (d) -er
- 24.Which word means “judge before”? (a) rejudge (b) unjudge (c) misjudge (d) prejudge
- 25.What does the phrasal verb “carry on” mean? (a) carry a bag (b) lift up (c) stop (d) continue
- 26.Pick the right word: A phone is a useful ___. (a) devise (b) device
- 27.Fill the gap with the right small word: Pick ___ the paper from the floor. (a) off (b) across (c) after (d) up
- 28.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) happy – sad (b) begin – finish (c) tall – short (d) begin – start
- 29.Fill in the opposite: A pillow is soft, but a rock is ___. (a) hard (b) wet (c) loud (d) happy
- 30.Which word means “place wrongly”? (a) replace (b) displace (c) misplace (d) unplace
- 31.One word for: a list of things to be discussed at a meeting (a) atlas (b) menu (c) agenda (d) diary
- 32.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) knowledge (b) height (c) calendar (d) schedual
- 33.The athlete was agile and changed direction in a flash. “Agile” means ___. (a) clumsy (b) sleepy (c) heavy (d) quick-moving
- 34.Which word is an adjective? (a) description (b) descriptive (c) descriptively (d) describe
- 35.Which spelling is correct? (a) Wensday (b) Wednsday (c) Wednesday (d) Wedensday
- 36.Complete the analogy: Thermometer is to temperature as clock is to ___. (a) weight (b) distance (c) time (d) speed
- 37.What does “miscount” mean? (a) not count (b) count wrongly (c) count before (d) count again
- 38.What does the idiom “spill the beans” mean? (a) tell a secret (b) cook badly (c) waste food (d) tell a lie
- 39.Which word means “use again”? (a) misuse (b) unuse (c) disuse (d) reuse
- 40.Which word means “full of joy”? (a) joyful (b) joyfully (c) enjoy (d) joyless
Answer key
- a special, happy day
- rythm
- rough – smooth
- cygnet
- singers
- calf
- quickly
- Tokyo
- -ness
- defeat
- tomorrow
- decrease
- lamb
- definitely
- down
- little
- un-
- shy – timid
- create
- in the same trouble
- geese
- dogs
- -er
- prejudge
- continue
- device
- up
- begin – start
- hard
- misplace
- agenda
- schedual
- quick-moving
- descriptive
- Wednesday
- time
- count wrongly
- tell a secret
- reuse
- joyful
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