11ASP Vocabulary for EoT exam Term1

11ASP Vocabulary for EoT exam Term1

by Karen Eaves

​Directions: match each definition to the correct vocabulary word.

​What do all these words have in common?

​Write your ideas on the last slide.

Multiple Choice

when something or somewhere is difficult to get in or out of

• secular

• insecure

• social

• secure

Multiple Choice

something that is suitable for its purpose and causes the least difficulty.

• converge

• convene

• convenient

• obscurity

Multiple Choice

correct, exact and without mistakes

• assimulate

• correct

• accurate

• accumulate

Multiple Choice

the opposite of honest, not telling the truth

• disadvantage

• dishonest

• disobedient

• diatribe

Multiple Choice

Information related to money such as credit card details

• financial advice

• financial details

• financial bankruptcy

• financial success

Multiple Choice

someone who writes blogs which include their opinion and experiences

• blogger

• bother

• beneath

• bequeath

Multiple Choice

an online service that facilitates interactions between individuals or groups

• technology department

• social awareness

• social media

• online platform

Multiple Choice

the way in which two or more things are connected

• renegade

• ribbons

• axions

• relationship

Multiple Choice

unhappy because you are thinking of something that might happen

• worried

• angry

• happy

• emotional

Multiple Choice

person or business that pays to advertise their product

• advertiser

• advertising

• commerical

• advertisement

Multiple Choice

a crime where money is stolen by tricking someone, often electronically

• flawed

• flowed

• afraid

• fraud

Multiple Choice

something important or noticeable

• significant

• signify

• signature

• solidify

Open Ended

Look at your list of vocabulary words for the EoT, Term 1. What do these words have in common? do they describe something? Do they remind you of an experience or person or a theme. Write as many words as you can that describes what these words have in common.