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R5 TOEFL practice (4-6)

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Check the nouns that are NOT synonyms for match.

a)

counterpart

b)

equal

c)

contest

d)

game

e)

collision

2.

Write at least 3 synonyms for match as verb in alphabetical order. Use commas!

(a)  

3.

Write the 3 synonyms for act as a noun. Use commas!

(a)  

4.

Write as many synonyms as you can recall for act as a verb.

4 lines
5.

What definition best describes the idiom catch in the act

a)

You say that someone was caught in the act for doing something to indicate what they were doing when they were seen or interrupted.

b)

to behave or speak in a false or artificial way.

c)

If you catch someone in the act, you discover them doing something wrong or committing a crime

d)

to sustain the part of one of the characters in a play

6.

What idiom best completes the sentence?

I'm glad that Sarah is so committed to her studies, but sometimes I wish she would ____________and go out with her friends a bit.

a)

act up

b)

act out

c)

act on

d)

act her age

7.

Complete the sentence: If you___________ in class, you will be sent to the principal's office.

a)

act on

b)

act up

c)

act out

d)

act a part

e)

act your age

8.

departure, vacation and permission are all synonyms for_______.

a)

process

b)

marriage

c)

thud

d)

leave

e)

discharge

9.

Which is not a synonym for leave as a verb?

a)

bequeath

b)

resign

c)

abandon

d)

cease

e)

portray

10.

by your leave means ________

a)

with your permission

b)

with your absence

c)

by your side

d)

give allowance

11.

My husband is _________from work indefinitely because he broke his leg last weekend.

a)

left in the cold

b)

left out

c)

on leave

d)

left in the lurch

e)

on vacation

12.

Our philosophy of the travel leads us to privilege the small groups in order to offer the best of Argentina and to leave the beaten paths.


What does the idiom mean?

a)

to depart from the known or popular with many people

b)

To not affect one; to bore or underwhelm one

c)

To look for something in every possible place.

d)

Who knows?