Year 9 End of Term Mock Quiz

What is the opposite of ethics?

• Ethicless

• Unmoral

• Disethics

• Unprincipled

What is the opposite of ecological?

                 

• Environmental 

• Unecological

• Sustainable

• Green-friendly

What is the opposite of someone who is sensational?

• Extraordinary

• Remarkable 

• Outstanding

• Ordinary

What is the opposite of someone who is disastrous?

             

• Incorrect

• Successful

• Terrible

• Catastrophic

What is somebody that tells you one thing and does another?

• Consistent

• Unreliable

• Trustworthy

• Predictable

How does using "complete" with an adjective make the meaning stronger?

Using "complete" with an adjective makes the meaning _____________________ and profound.

• extremely funny

• less clear

• more intense

• Diminished

1.          Which of the following statements is true about using verbs with prepositions?

The truth about using verbs with prepositions is that the meaning can be  ________ and not easy to _________ .

• Universal/clarity

• Straightforward/interpret

• Always/literal meaning

• Idiomatic/understand

What does it mean when we use the word "absolute" to intensify an adjective?

When we use the word "absolute" to intensify an adjective, it means we are making the adjective _____________________ and more intense.

• Amplifies the adjective's intensity

• Stronger 

• Makes the adjective absolute

• Exaggerates the adjective's intensity

What is the term that emphasizes the connection between physical and mental well-being?

The term that emphasizes the connection between physical and mental well-being is _____________________.

• Physical-Mental Fusion

• Well-being Harmony

• Healthy Mind-Body Sync

• A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body

What can be challenging about expressions with verbs and prepositions?

The challenge about expressions with verbs and prepositions is that the idiomatic meaning may not be ______________.

• the first thing that comes to mind

• following the verb

• Immediately clear 

• as exaggerated as before