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WorksheetsVocabulary Test: Feb. 4th/5th
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 24mins
Acquisition:
To bring or get back
Opening; a difference in amount or equality
To come between
To reduce in value or strength
The act of taking possession of something
Anomaly:
Something unusual
Known or perceived through instinct
With awareness of one’s actions
Beyond doubt; unquestionable
To move back or away from
Consciously:
Something unusual
Known or perceived through instinct
With awareness of one’s actions
Beyond doubt; unquestionable
To move back or away from
Degrade:
To bring or get back
Opening; a difference in amount or equality
To come between
To reduce in value or strength
The act of taking possession of something
Gap:
To bring or get back
Opening; a difference in amount or equality
To come between
To reduce in value or strength
The act of taking possession of something
Indisputable:
Something unusual
Known or perceived through instinct
With awareness of one’s actions
Beyond doubt; unquestionable
To move back or away from
Intervene:
To bring or get back
Opening; a difference in amount or equality
To come between
To reduce in value or strength
The act of taking possession of something
Intuitively:
Something unusual
Known or perceived through instinct
With awareness of one’s actions
Beyond doubt; unquestionable
To move back or away from
Recede:
Something unusual
Known or perceived through instinct
With awareness of one’s actions
Beyond doubt; unquestionable
To move back or away from
Retrieve:
To bring or get back
Opening; a difference in amount or equality
To come between
To reduce in value or strength
The act of taking possession of something
A huge (anomaly / gap) between the wealthy and the working class often leads to social unrest.
anomaly
gap
The new computers enable us to (intervene / retrieve) information more quickly.
intervene
retrieve
Although she wasn’t qualified for the job, she (indisputably / intuitively) felt that she should apply.
indisputably
intuitively
When he joined the military, he did not expect the officers to (degrade / recede) him.
degrade
recede
The art in the foyer was an important (acquisition / consciousness) for the museum.
acquisition
consciousness
Find the word or phrase that is closest in meaning to the opposite of this word:
Degrade
(A) Stay out of a dispute
(B) Improve
(C) Questionable
(D) The norm
(E) Come forward
Find the word or phrase that is closest in meaning to the opposite of this word:
Anomaly
(A) Stay out of a dispute
(B) Improve
(C) Questionable
(D) The norm
(E) Come forward
Find the word or phrase that is closest in meaning to the opposite of this word:
Intervene
(A) Stay out of a dispute
(B) Improve
(C) Questionable
(D) The norm
(E) Come forward
Find the word or phrase that is closest in meaning to the opposite of this word:
Indisputable
(A) Stay out of a dispute
(B) Improve
(C) Questionable
(D) The norm
(E) Come forward
An introductory sentence for a brief summary of the passage is provided below. Complete the summary by selecting the three answer choices that express the most important ideas in the passage.
"Memory provides an imperfect record of events"
A. People purposefully present a slanted version of events.
B. Memories can be altered at any point in memory creation.
C. People naturally cannot recall everything they observe.
D. Memories are an indisputable source of fact.
E. Time and emotion contribute to memory degradation
