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.Fill the gap with the right small word: The match was called ___ because of rain. (a) up (b) in (c) out (d) off
- 2.Complete the idiom: Could you lend me a ___ with these heavy bags? (a) hand (b) leg (c) head (d) foot
- 3.Which word means the same as “rich”? (a) poor (b) busy (c) clever (d) wealthy
- 4.Fill the gap: A choir is a group of ___. (a) singers (b) sticks (c) cows (d) ships
- 5.What does “retell” mean? (a) tell wrongly (b) tell before (c) tell again (d) not tell
- 6.Which is the formal word for “live”? (a) reside (b) purchase (c) assist (d) require
- 7.Which suffix means “full of”? (a) -ful (b) -er (c) -ly (d) -less
- 8.Choose the right form: The Taj Mahal is a famous tourist ___. (a) attractively (b) attract (c) attractive (d) attraction
- 9.Which word means “full of help”? (a) helpful (b) helper (c) helpless (d) helpfully
- 10.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) rhythm (b) beautiful (c) interrupt (d) beleeve
- 11.Pick the right word: ___ maths, Riya also loves art. (a) Besides (b) Beside
- 12.Which suffix means “without”? (a) -er (b) -ful (c) -ness (d) -less
- 13.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) begin – finish (b) happy – sad (c) begin – start (d) tall – short
- 14.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “absent”? (a) polite (b) present (c) late (d) ancient
- 15.One word for: a period of a hundred years (a) decade (b) fortnight (c) century (d) millennium
- 16.Meera’s room was immaculate; there was not a speck of dust anywhere. “Immaculate” means ___. (a) very small (b) very dark (c) very messy (d) spotlessly clean
- 17.Pick the right word: The ___ rises in the east. (a) son (b) sun
- 18.Pick the right word: Please give me a ___ of cake. (a) piece (b) peace
- 19.Fill the gap: a ___ of thieves (a) gang (b) fleet (c) pride (d) litter
- 20.Fill in the opposite: Winter is cold, but summer is ___. (a) hot (b) small (c) sad (d) slow
- 21.Which word means the same as “glad”? (a) quick (b) sleepy (c) happy (d) angry
- 22.Which word is the opposite of “tall”? (a) empty (b) hot (c) fast (d) short
- 23.Pick the right word: The priest placed flowers on the ___. (a) alter (b) altar
- 24.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “rude”? (a) lazy (b) wet (c) tall (d) polite
- 25.One word for: a sound loud enough to be heard (a) visible (b) fragile (c) edible (d) audible
- 26.One word for: a person with great skill in something (a) amateur (b) novice (c) beginner (d) expert
- 27.The clown was so hilarious that the whole audience laughed. “Hilarious” means ___. (a) very tall (b) very scary (c) very funny (d) very sad
- 28.The cloth was translucent, letting some light pass through. “Translucent” means ___. (a) letting light through (b) very heavy (c) very dark (d) very thick
- 29.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) rich – poor (b) wet – dry (c) quick – slow (d) quick – fast
- 30.Fill the gap with the right small word: Never give ___; keep trying! (a) after (b) off (c) across (d) up
- 31.Pick the right word: We can ___ the hills from our window. (a) see (b) sea
- 32.Complete the analogy: Hot is to cold as tall is to ___. (a) short (b) thin (c) warm (d) big
- 33.Complete the idiom: Kavya is the apple of her grandfather’s ___. (a) heart (b) eye (c) tree (d) hand
- 34.What does the phrasal verb “call off” mean? (a) cancel (b) shout (c) invite (d) phone
- 35.Fill the gap: The young one of a horse is a ___. (a) lamb (b) kitten (c) foal (d) cub
- 36.The tiny village is remote; it takes two days to reach it by road. “Remote” means ___. (a) very busy (b) very large (c) very near (d) far away
- 37.Pick the right word: Riya joined a computer ___. (a) coarse (b) course
- 38.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “visible”? (a) modern (b) polite (c) invisible (d) ancient
- 39.Which word is the opposite of “summer”? (a) Monday (b) river (c) morning (d) winter
- 40.What does the idiom “once bitten, twice shy” mean? (a) bitten by a dog (b) very shy (c) brave again (d) careful after a bad time
Answer key
- off
- hand
- wealthy
- singers
- tell again
- reside
- -ful
- attraction
- helpful
- beleeve
- Besides
- -less
- begin – start
- present
- century
- spotlessly clean
- sun
- piece
- gang
- hot
- happy
- short
- altar
- polite
- audible
- expert
- very funny
- letting light through
- quick – fast
- up
- see
- short
- eye
- cancel
- foal
- far away
- course
- invisible
- winter
- careful after a bad time
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