1.3/1.4 Vocabulary Quiz

Abigail and Grace both work at the same company. What is the term for a person that works with you in the same workplace?

• Alternative

• Coworker

• Effective

• Unreliable

Mason is planning a group project and needs to decide on the best approach. What does "alternative" mean in this context?

• A person you work with

• An idea or plan different from the one you have

• Successful and working as intended

• Not reliable

Isla and Maya were working on a project. Which word describes their project if it was successful and working as intended?

• Efficient

• Unreliable

• Effective

• Coworker

What does "efficient" mean?

• Not reliable

• Working well without wasting time, money, or energy

• An alternative plan

• A colleague

Henry was supposed to pick up Liam from the airport, but he didn't show up. What does this say about Henry?

• Trustworthy and dependable

• An alternative option

• Not reliable; unable to be trusted or depended on

• Efficient and effective

Luna received a book from her friend and decided to "pass on" the book to James after reading it. What does "pass on" mean in this context?

• To give something to someone else after receiving or using it

• To keep something for yourself

• To throw something away

• To sell something at a profit

Grace loves painting and does it in her free time. What does "amateur" mean in this context?

• Doing something as a hobby

• Being a professional

• Teaching a skill

• Working full-time

Zoe and Daniel are participating in a school fair where they have to showcase their skills. What is the definition of "craft" as a noun?

• An activity where you make something with skill, especially with hands

• A type of vehicle for transportation

• A written document

• A business plan

What does "DIY" mean?

• Repairing and making things yourself

• Hiring a professional

• Buying pre-made items

• Outsourcing tasks

What does "lo and behold" mean?

• To highlight something interesting or amazing

• To express disappointment

• To indicate a mistake

• To apologize for an error