Lesson T3.2.1

T3.2.1 Using new vocabulary consciously in writing and speech Quiz: KS3 English, Unit 3

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The 20 questions

  1. Which word means present, appearing or found everywhere?

    • Obscure
    • Transient
    • Remote
    • Ubiquitous
  2. What does the adjective 'meticulous' mean?

    • Anxious
    • Extremely careful
    • Careless
    • Speedy
  3. Which word is a common synonym for 'reluctant'?

    • Confident
    • Hesitant
    • Eager
    • Decisive
  4. What does the word 'benevolent' mean?

    • Kind and generous
    • Quiet and shy
    • Strict and harsh
    • Clever and wise
  5. Which verb means to make a problem or pain less severe?

    • Exacerbate
    • Alleviate
    • Prolong
    • Aggravate
  6. What is the primary definition of the word 'precarious'?

    • abundant
    • unstable
    • cheerful
    • permanent
  7. What does the adjective 'conspicuous' mean?

    • hidden
    • silent
    • mysterious
    • easily noticed
  8. Which vocabulary word means clear and open to only one interpretation?

    • unambiguous
    • ambiguous
    • vague
    • complex
  9. What does the term 'eloquent' mean when describing a speaker?

    • fluent and persuasive
    • shy and quiet
    • harsh and loud
    • confused and slow
  10. Which word is an antonym of 'diligent'?

    • hard-working
    • active
    • lazy
    • careful
  11. What does the word 'transient' mean?

    • temporary
    • valuable
    • distant
    • eternal
  12. Which word is closest in meaning to 'candid'?

    • formal
    • honest
    • polite
    • secretive
  13. What does the word 'verbose' mean?

    • precise
    • silent
    • wordy
    • concise
  14. Which word describes evidence that is powerfully convincing?

    • dubious
    • compelling
    • irrelevant
    • weak
  15. What does the word 'profound' mean in a literary context?

    • deep and lasting
    • surface-level
    • trivial
    • brief
  16. Which word is a direct synonym for 'hostile'?

    • unfriendly
    • gentle
    • passive
    • welcoming
  17. What does it mean if someone is 'sceptical' about a claim?

    • ignorant
    • convinced
    • excited
    • doubtful
  18. What does the word 'gregarious' mean?

    • sociable
    • solitary
    • hostile
    • fearful
  19. Which verb means to suggest something without stating it openly?

    • refuse
    • imply
    • state
    • demand
  20. Which word describes a feeling of deep and uneasy worry?

    • joyful
    • anxious
    • confident
    • serene

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