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WorksheetsTOEFL-Related Vocabulary - group 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
If someone has their right-turn signal on and is slowing down, you can ____________ that they are about to turn right.
opinion
infer
refute
compare
deny the truth of a statement by claiming the opposite opinion
perspective
concede
stance
contradict
His passionate speech _____ with his usual quiet personality.
contrasted
opinion
supported
preceded
By testing us on vocabulary, the teacher is _______________ that these words are important to know for the TOEFL Exam.
contrasting
opinion
implying
supporting
The first sentence of a paragraph should be the topic sentence, and the rest of the sentences should _______________ the main idea.
opinion
support
precede
compare
Make sure you have your facts right if you're going to _____ what the teacher said.
opinion
imply
support
contradict
something which can be proved to have happened or to exist
fact
support
precede
outline
to form an opinion or guess that something is true because of the information that you have
opinion
infer
refute
compare
to help to show something to be true
opinion
support
precede
compare
to communicate an idea or feeling without saying it directly
contrast
specific
imply
support
thought or belief about something or someone
contrast
opinion
support
precede
Evolution and gravity are both considered to be scientific theories, but also ___________.
facts
supports
precedes
deduces
to give the main facts about something
refute
outline
support
opinion
to compare two people or things in order to show the differences between them
contrast
opinion
support
precede
The Senator released a statement _____ claims made about him on social media.
opinion
infering
refuting
comparing
You can't write down everything a teacher says, so your notes should just be an ___________ of the important points.
opinion
outline
chronology
argument
A topic sentence should be more general statement, while supporting sentences should be more _______.
specific
infer
refute
comparative
I'd respect your _____ more if you had some facts to back them up.
contrasts
opinions
facts
outlines
relating to one thing and not others; particular
specific
infer
outline
general
to say or prove that a person, statement, opinion, etc. is wrong or false
imply
infer
refute
compare
