English Language Quiz, GEI-2 V-U1

Which word describes something negative about someone?

• a) uncommon

• b) entail

• c) unflattering

• d) perilous

Which word is derived from a language other than Old English?

• a) seek

• b) uncommon

• c) pull in

• d) entail

What does the word "entail" suggest?

• a) a simple solution

• b) something extra that comes with something else

• c) a quick completion

• d) an unimportant detail

The word "perilous" is most closely associated with:

• a) excitement

• b) boredom

• c) peace

• d) danger

What is the opposite of "uncommon"?

• a) infrequent

• b) rare

• c) ordinary

• d) unique

The phrase "be required to" is grammatically a:

• a) noun

• b) verb phrase

• c) prepositional phrase

• d) adjective

The word "hazard" is most similar in meaning to:

• a) benefit

• b) safety

• c) danger

• d) security

You can use the verb "hazard" in a sentence like:

• a) There's a high hazard of success in this project.

• b) Crossing the street without looking is a hazard.

• c) We found a hazard treasure chest on the beach.

• d) The hazard weather delayed our flight.

The idiom "add a little spice to life" means to:

• a) make life blander

• b) introduce variety

• c) create conflict

• d) experience sadness

"Pull in" can mean to:

• a) push away

• b) attract customers

• c) rip something apart

• d) close a door