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WorksheetsG12: Lost in Translation Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
Complete the sentence: There are cheap products that you can buy that are _____________ to known but expensive brands.
cultural
accurate
equivalent
subtle
electronic
Complete the sentence: When the students' representative spoke at the graduation ceremony, teachers, students, and parents alike all listened to her ____________.
appreciatively
proficiency
cultural
subtle
equivalent
Complete the sentence: What is your (a) of the math department's achievements this year?
Word Bank: accurate, alleviate, appreciatively, electronic, embarrassed, equivalent, proficiency, assessment, cultural, subtle
Complete the sentence: He is very fond of (a) gadgets
Word Bank: accurate, alleviate, appreciatively, electronic, embarrassed, equivalent, proficiency, assessment, cultural, subtle
Complete the sentence: The witness gave a very _________ description of the bank robber and the police were able to arrest him.
subtle
equivalent
proficiency
cultural
accurate
Complete the sentence: There is a (a) difference between the words test and assess.
Word Bank: accurate, alleviate, appreciatively, electronic, embarrassed, equivalent, proficiency, assessment, cultural, subtle
Complete the sentence: He was extremely (a) when he realized he could not remember the name of the person addressing him.
Word Bank: accurate, alleviate, appreciatively, electronic, embarrassed, equivalent, proficiency, assessment, cultural, subtle
Complete the sentence: The city celebrates the first day of summer with an array of (a) events that take place all over the city.
Word Bank: accurate, alleviate, appreciatively, electronic, embarrassed, equivalent, proficiency, assessment, cultural, subtle
Complete the sentence: His (a) in Spanish is the main reason we chose him for the job.
Word Bank: accurate, alleviate, appreciatively, electronic, embarrassed, equivalent, proficiency, assessment, cultural, subtle
Replace the word in parentheses with its synonym: Since there have been many robberies in my neighborhood, I decided to (put) new locks on my door.
install
drawback
ease
alleviate
context
Replace the words in parentheses with its synonym: We have talked about it long enough. Further discussion is (completely unnecessary).
equivalent
superfluous
proficient
drawback
subtlety
Replace the word in parentheses with its synonym: We have got (enough) supplies to last a whole month!
phrase
assess
proficient
sufficient
install
Replace the word in the parentheses with its synonym: Your plan's main (weakness) is that we have no money to implement it.
accurate
context
passage
phrase
drawback
Complete the sentence: We should find ways to ____________ the burden imposed on working mothers.
accurate
alleviate
embarrassed
subtle
cultural
