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WorksheetsVocab/Pronunciation Review: GEP 9A Units 1 & 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
"My boss is very bad-_____. When things go wrong he starts yelling at everyone."
minded
tempered
faced
"I'm very _____-minded. I often forget things."
absent
open
narrow
"Donald is very tight-_____. He never spends money unless he really has to."
faced
fisted
centered
"Erica won't have any problems at the interview; she's very self-_____."
confident
centered
minded
"That suit is very old-_____; it looks like something my grandfather would wear."
fashioned
fashion
faced
face
"This jacket doesn't ______ me; it's too big."
suit
fit
Choose the word that is different from the others. (Hint: for each word, imagine a shirt.)
striped
spotted
plain
patterned
Choose the word that is different from the others. (Hint: think about the type of word.)
jacket
sleeveless
hooded
long-sleeved
Choose the word that is different from the others. (Hint: for each word, imagine a person and how they are dressed).
fashionable
scruffy
stylish
trendy
Pronunciation: Choose the word where the underlined letters sound different.
ache
choke
checked
matches
Pronunciation: Choose the word where the underlined letters sound different.
blister
injury
silk
striped
Pronunciation: Choose the word where the underlined letters sound different.
allergic
burned
wear
fur
Pronunciation: Choose the word where the underlined letters sound different.
cough
flu
suit
loose
"I feel dizzy; I should _____ down."
pass
lie
throw
stand
"I __________ my ankle while I was running."
sprained
burned
"The room was so hot that I almost __________."
choked
fainted
"Can I wear my work clothes to the party? I don't feel like __________."
getting changed
getting dressed
Choose the word that is different from the others.
cotton
fur
silk
smart
Choose the word that is different from the others.
cardigan
denim
scarf
vest
Pronunciation: Choose the word where the underlined letters sound different.
fashion
rash
suede
unconscious
"My friend had covid-19 last month but he's beginning to get _____ it now."
around
on
over
up
"I ______ dizzy today -- I should drink more water."
feel
have
"I'm feeling sick. I think I'm going to _____ up."
pass
throw
wake
"Do we really need to dress _____ for dinner tonight?"
down
out
up
"Please ____ up your clothes in the closet."
hang
put
set
