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 means “without pain”? (a) painted (b) painter (c) painless (d) painful
- 2.Pick the right word: My ___ is blocked because of a cold. (a) nose (b) knows
- 3.One word for: a person who makes furniture from wood (a) barber (b) carpenter (c) plumber (d) tailor
- 4.What does the phrasal verb “turn up” mean? (a) turn around (b) leave (c) arrive (d) go to sleep
- 5.One word for: a person who always looks on the bright side (a) tourist (b) optimist (c) scientist (d) pessimist
- 6.Fill the gap: a ___ of elephants (a) bunch (b) fleet (c) flock (d) herd
- 7.The empty house looked eerie at night, with creaking doors. “Eerie” means ___. (a) very clean (b) bright and cheerful (c) very warm (d) strange and scary
- 8.Fill the gap with the right small word: Please switch ___ the fan before you leave. (a) in (b) after (c) up (d) off
- 9.What does the idiom “a storm in a teacup” mean? (a) spilt tea (b) bad weather (c) a broken cup (d) big fuss over little
- 10.The sky grew ominous as dark clouds gathered before the storm. “Ominous” means ___. (a) bright and clear (b) very beautiful (c) warning of danger (d) very quiet
- 11.Fill the gap: a ___ of geese (a) bunch (b) gaggle (c) swarm (d) fleet
- 12.Which word means “build again”? (a) prebuild (b) rebuild (c) unbuild (d) disbuild
- 13.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “receive”? (a) get (b) help (c) tell (d) live
- 14.What is the feminine of “host”? (a) actress (b) hostess (c) waitress (d) heroine
- 15.Which word means the same as “reply”? (a) smile (b) answer (c) travel (d) ask
- 16.What does the idiom “the apple of someone’s eye” mean? (a) an eye problem (b) a dearly loved person (c) a red fruit (d) a greedy person
- 17.One word for: an animal that eats both plants and meat (a) carnivore (b) scavenger (c) herbivore (d) omnivore
- 18.Which prefix means “wrongly”? (a) pre- (b) un- (c) mis- (d) re-
- 19.Which is the formal word for “answer”? (a) require (b) reside (c) purchase (d) respond
- 20.Which word is the opposite of “above”? (a) below (b) early (c) happy (d) wet
- 21.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “loss”? (a) profit (b) journey (c) answer (d) window
- 22.Fill the gap: The young one of a dog is a ___. (a) foal (b) calf (c) kitten (d) puppy
- 23.One word for: a person who writes poems (a) tailor (b) painter (c) poet (d) singer
- 24.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “commence”? (a) live (b) buy (c) help (d) start
- 25.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “residence”? (a) money (b) phone (c) bike (d) house
- 26.Which word means the same as “large”? (a) quick (b) thin (c) big (d) sad
- 27.Pick the right word: Mumbai was ___ called Bombay. (a) formerly (b) formally
- 28.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) business (b) definitly (c) height (d) noticeable
- 29.Fill in the opposite: A rabbit is fast, but a tortoise is ___. (a) slow (b) big (c) loud (d) wet
- 30.Complete the idiom: Yash burnt the midnight ___ before his exam. (a) oil (b) paper (c) candle (d) lamp
- 31.Which is the formal word for “find out”? (a) reside (b) conclude (c) discover (d) purchase
- 32.Pick the right word: I ___ all the answers in yesterday’s quiz. (a) new (b) knew
- 33.Fill the gap: The young one of a duck is a ___. (a) kitten (b) cub (c) duckling (d) foal
- 34.One word for: a person who cannot read or write (a) illiterate (b) innocent (c) illegal (d) invisible
- 35.Pick the right word: Chapatis are made from wheat ___. (a) flour (b) flower
- 36.Which prefix means “before”? (a) mis- (b) un- (c) pre- (d) re-
- 37.Which word means “not respect”? (a) disrespect (b) unrespect (c) prerespect (d) misrespect
- 38.Which word is an adjective? (a) differently (b) different (c) differ (d) difference
- 39.Fill the gap: The young one of a cat is a ___. (a) calf (b) cub (c) kitten (d) puppy
- 40.One word for: a person who rides horses in races (a) sailor (b) driver (c) pilot (d) jockey
Answer key
- painless
- nose
- carpenter
- arrive
- optimist
- herd
- strange and scary
- off
- big fuss over little
- warning of danger
- gaggle
- rebuild
- get
- hostess
- answer
- a dearly loved person
- omnivore
- mis-
- respond
- below
- profit
- puppy
- poet
- start
- house
- big
- formerly
- definitly
- slow
- oil
- discover
- knew
- duckling
- illiterate
- flour
- pre-
- disrespect
- different
- kitten
- jockey
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