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AWL 1 Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you have any questions,ask Colin as he is an (expert) **** on computer networks.

a)

concept

b)

authority

c)

benefit

d)

data

2.

A careful (examination) **** of the figures shows that divorce is a significant factor in this process.

a)

analyse

b)

analysis

c)

comceive

d)

concept

3.

It is difficult to (think/imagine) **** how time travel might be possible.

a)

context

b)

assume

c)

conceive

d)

contract

4.

Which is the best definition of 'assume'?

a)

draw a conclusion from data and research

b)

draw a conclusion without ANY evidence

c)

put forward a theory based on research

d)

put forward a theory with very limited research

5.

The survey was (given out) **** among 2000 university students.

a)

distributed

b)

estimated

c)

derived

d)

established

6.

Which noun means 'an approximate value derived from evidence'

a)

evidence

b)

an estimate

c)

a factor

d)

a formula

7.

These days,having a good camera is a basic and expected (use/ability) **** of mobile phones.

a)

definition

b)

function

c)

formula

d)

factor

8.

$$$The company has seen a rapid improvement in it's **** situation$$$.

a)

functional

b)

economic

c)

financial

d)

income

9.

Students (pointed to) **** poor language skills as the most significant reason for plagiarism

a)

defined

b)

estimated

c)

identified

d)

evidenced

10.

True or False? Although 'an estimation' is a correct noun, BUT the more common noun is 'an estimate'. e.g. "I haven't got all the information, so this is just an estimate"

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Many viral diseases seem to be seasonal, with the **** of cases occurring in early summer.

a)

the majorities of

b)

the majorly of

c)

the majority of

d)

the major of

12.

Around 20 **** of Australian children learn to play a musical instrument.

a)

percentage

b)

percent

c)

percentages

d)

percents

13.

Although a lot of data is available, experts sometimes (explain) **** this in different ways.

a)

involve

b)

indicate

c)

interpret

d)

legislate

14.

Although not identical, the way that airplanes fly is based on the same (natural law/rule) **** as the way birds fly

a)

legal

b)

policy

c)

principle

d)

legislation

15.

The data seems to (point to) ***** that the government's economic legislation is working.

a)

interpret

b)

legislate

c)

occur

d)

indicate

16.

In order to enter the university course, you must ****.

a)

meet the requirements

b)

have the requirements

c)

take the requirements

d)

get the requirements

17.

Although the teacher is important in language learning, the student ****.

a)

does the most important role

b)

has the most important role

c)

takes the most important role

d)

plays the most important role

18.

Please (say exactly) **** which newspaper you would like delivered to you room.

a)

process

b)

specify

c)

require

d)

response

19.

The (series of actions- non-human) **** required to manufacture a computer chip is very complex.

a)

procedure

b)

process

c)

research

d)

sector

20.

This (part of something long) **** of the motorway will be completed in March.

a)

section

b)

sector

c)

role

d)

source

21.

Which of these is the correct pattern?

a)

To conduct research

b)

To take research

c)

To consult research

d)

To make research

22.

Which is the basic meaning of the phrase 'In theory, everyone should agree'

a)

Previous experience and research would suggest that everyone should agree

b)

The reality may be different, but everyone should agree

c)

The evidence is not strong, so it is unlikely that everyone will agree

23.

What is the verb of the adjective 'variable'? (It means 'to change')

a)

various

b)

vary

c)

variate

d)

variabate

24.

Which is the correct meaning of 'variable'?

a)

Variable means 'frequently changes'

b)

Variable means 'is able to change'

c)

Variable means 'available in a range of different types'

25.

Significantly or considerably dangerous would mean...

a)

very very dangerous

b)

quite dangerous

c)

a little dangerous