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WorksheetsVocabulary 2
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is an example of something being prolific?
a)
A small and insignificant amount
b)
A scarce and rare resource
c)
A large and significant achievement
d)
An abundant and plentiful harvest
2.
What does it mean for something to have breadth?
a)
To be wide and thick
b)
To be narrow and thin
c)
To be tall and slender
d)
To be short and stubby
3.
Which of the following is an example of something being vast?
a)
A unique and special castle
b)
An extremely large and spacious mansion
c)
An average and ordinary house
d)
A small and cramped apartment
4.
Which of the following is an example of something having breadth?
a)
A tall and slender building
b)
A narrow and thin river
c)
A short and stubby pencil
d)
A wide and thick forest
5.
What does it mean to say something is hitherto?
a)
Up to this time or point
b)
At this exact moment
c)
In the past
d)
In the future
6.
Which of the following is an example of perceiving something?
a)
Ignoring a loud noise
b)
Creating a work of art
c)
Noticing a beautiful sunset
d)
Holding onto a secret
7.
What does it mean for someone to be stalwart?
a)
To be strong and dependable
b)
To be weak and unreliable
c)
To be shy and timid
d)
To be mean and cruel
8.
Which of the following is an example of something being teeming?
a)
A full and crowded market
b)
A loud and chaotic concert
c)
An empty and deserted beach
d)
A quiet and peaceful park
9.
What does it mean for something to be teeming?
a)
To be loud and chaotic
b)
To be quiet and peaceful
c)
To be full and crowded
d)
To be empty and deserted
10.
Which of the following is an example of an heir?
a)
A person who wins a lottery
b)
A person who donates to charity
c)
A person who starts a business
d)
A person who inherits a family fortune
11.
What does it mean for something to have multitudes?
a)
To have countless or many, many
b)
To have a few or limited number
c)
To have a large and significant number
d)
To have a specific and exact number
12.
What does it mean for someone to be nonchalant?
a)
To be anxious and worried
b)
To be angry and upset
c)
To be excited and enthusiastic
d)
To be calm and relaxed
13.
Which of the following is an example of being nonchalant?
a)
Crying during a sad movie
b)
Panicking during a crisis
c)
Smiling and laughing at a party
d)
Remaining calm during a stressful situation
14.
What does it mean to slough something?
a)
To shed or discard something
b)
To create something
c)
To keep something
d)
To hide something
15.
What does it mean for something to be ampler?
a)
To be taller or higher
b)
To be smaller or narrower
c)
To be bigger or larger
d)
To be shorter or lower
16.
What does it mean for something to be prolific?
a)
To be scarce and rare
b)
To be abundant and plentiful
c)
To be small and insignificant
d)
To be large and significant
17.
What does it mean for something to be vast?
a)
To be small and limited
b)
To be unique and special
c)
To be extremely large or wide
d)
To be average or moderate
18.
What does it mean to repel something?
a)
To ignore something
b)
To push away or drive back forcefully
c)
To hold onto something
d)
To attract something
19.
Which of the following is an example of something being ampler?
a)
A small and cramped room
b)
A large and spacious room
c)
A tall and slender tree
d)
A short and stubby pencil
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