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2324 First Five Readings Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 83

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Since 2020, many will have become ___ at using Zoom
a)
adept
b)
unwieldy
c)
anatomical
d)
mutable
2.
professional networks within the company become more ___ and isolated
a)
static
b)
relative
c)
negligible
d)
anatomical
3.
these problems represent an increase in co-ordination costs, making collective enterprise more ___.
a)
unwieldy
b)
aerodynamic
c)
latent
d)
logistical
4.
documented a ___ decline in learning for workers at home
a)
relative
b)
unwieldy
c)
static
d)
mutable
5.
it had a ___ impact on productivity
a)
negligible
b)
latticework
c)
pack-rat
d)
biofeedback
6.
For many people, then, the future of work will remain ___.
a)
hybrid
b)
negligible
c)
aerodynamic
d)
embellished
7.
performing joint observations or carrying out ___ operations
a)
rendezvous
b)
latticework
c)
negligible
d)
anatomical
8.
whether lunar time should be set on the moon or ___ with Earth
a)
synchronized
b)
rendezvous
c)
hybrid
d)
linear
9.
They will face similar ___ hurdles that a Martian time zone could address
a)
logistical
b)
underwhelming
c)
anatomical
d)
hybrid
10.
bamboo ___ fans with which to cool ourselves
a)
latticework
b)
biofeedback
c)
negligible
d)
hybrid
11.
ink cakes ___ with designs of peonies and bamboo
a)
embellished
b)
unwieldy
c)
linear
d)
synchronized
12.
their performance had been so ___ that one bike manufacturer refused to sell bikes to the team
a)
underwhelming
b)
aerodynamic
c)
implicit
d)
logistical
13.
a strategy that he referred to as “the aggregation of ___ gains,”
a)
marginal
b)
static
c)
embellished
d)
latticework
14.
they used ___ sensors to monitor how each athlete responded
a)
biofeedback
b)
pack-rat
c)
counterintuitive
d)
embellished
15.
indoor racing suits proved to be lighter and more ___
a)
aerodynamic
b)
linear
c)
mutable
d)
underwhelming
16.
tiny changes would seem to make a ___ difference at best
a)
modest
b)
aerodynamic
c)
biofeedback
d)
pack-rat
17.
You expect to make progress in a ___ fashion
a)
linear
b)
rendezvous
c)
aerodynamic
d)
biofeedback
18.
You fail to see a ___ result, and decide to stop.
a)
tangible
b)
static
c)
latent
d)
mutable
19.
what I call the Plateau of ___ Potential
a)
latent
b)
tangible
c)
linear
d)
synchronized
20.
if you maintain the same sloppy, ___ habits that led to a messy room
a)
pack-rat
b)
latent
c)
tangible
d)
linear
21.
That’s the ___ thing about improvement.
a)
counterintuitive
b)
labyrinthine
c)
aerodynamic
d)
synchronized
22.
The ___ assumption behind any goal is this.
a)
implicit
b)
cognitive
c)
embellished
d)
hybrid
23.
on every single test of general ___ ability, the mental athletes’ scores came back well within the normal range
a)
cognitive
b)
posterior
c)
negligible
d)
embellished
24.
the brain’s basic anatomical structure was more or less ___
a)
static
b)
posterior
c)
negligible
d)
counterintuitive
25.
all that driving around the ___ streets of London
a)
labyrinthine
b)
static
c)
cognitive
d)
implicit
26.
The right ___ hippocampus (a part of the brain)
a)
posterior
b)
labyrinthine
c)
static
d)
cognitive
27.
the same right posterior ___ region
a)
hippocampal
b)
labyrinthine
c)
static
d)
hybrid
28.
The brain is a ___ organ
a)
mutable
b)
hippocampal
c)
posterior
d)
labyrinthine
29.
the brain’s basic ___ structure was more or less static
a)
anatomical
b)
linear
c)
hippocampal
d)
posterior
30.
there was one ___ difference between the brains of the mental athletes and the control subjects
a)
telling
b)
latent
c)
mutable
d)
hippocampal
31.
Those firms have been among the most forceful in ___ workers to their offices
a)
summoning
b)
replicating
c)
reverting
d)
conjuring
32.
even many tech ___ have demanded staff show up to the office
a)
titans
b)
tilts
c)
ledgers
d)
peonies
33.
it looks like the revenge of corporate ___
a)
curmudgeons
b)
wrinkles
c)
peonies
d)
pond scum
34.
Didn’t a ___ of studies demonstrate that remote work was often more productive?
a)
spate
b)
waystation
c)
spawn
d)
keel
35.
even chess professionals play less well in online matches than face-to-face ___
a)
tilts
b)
pond scum
c)
curmudgeons
d)
wrinkles
36.
two big ___ in the study's results are often neglected
a)
wrinkles
b)
tilts
c)
banks
d)
curmudgeons
37.
from their ___ might feel like an increase in productivity
a)
vantage point
b)
wrinkles
c)
waystation
d)
keel
38.
the various countries and ___, public and private, that are coordinating trips
a)
entities
b)
ledgers
c)
wrinkles
d)
tilts
39.
it will try to deploy a ___
a)
rover
b)
spawn
c)
hallmark
d)
keel
40.
as NASA prepares to send four astronauts into ___ around the moon
a)
orbit
b)
pond scum
c)
banks
d)
mediocrity
41.
it will serve as a ___ for future crews on their way to the lunar surface
a)
waystation
b)
keel
c)
rover
d)
hallmark
42.
as smooth as the sliding ___ of old rivers
a)
banks
b)
waystation
c)
orbit
d)
rover
43.
she was done ___ with the driver
a)
haggling
b)
conjuring
c)
reverting
d)
synchronizing
44.
flow as smoothly as a ___ cutting through a glassy lake
a)
keel
b)
hippocampus
c)
rover
d)
waystation
45.
ink cakes embellished with designs of ___ and bamboo
a)
peonies
b)
keel
c)
pond scum
d)
banks
46.
Your ___ will blossom into abundance
a)
ledgers
b)
hue
c)
hallmark
d)
mediocrity
47.
the top is nothing but ___, dead leaves, and mosquito spawn
a)
pond scum
b)
ledgers
c)
peonies
d)
tectonic plates
48.
the top is nothing but pond scum, dead leaves, and mosquito ___
a)
spawn
b)
mediocrity
c)
ledgers
d)
peonies
49.
It’s the right ___, purple-black, not brown or gray
a)
hue
b)
trajectory
c)
orbit
d)
gear
50.
the ___ is very fine, as smooth as the sliding banks of old rivers
a)
soot
b)
hue
c)
spawn
d)
ally
51.
On the fourth ___, we finally sat.
a)
insistence
b)
haggling
c)
hue
d)
trajectory
52.
professional cyclists in Great Britain had endured nearly one hundred years of ___
a)
mediocrity
b)
aggregation
c)
tectonic plates
d)
insistence
53.
they were afraid that it would hurt sales if other professionals saw the Brits using their ___
a)
gear
b)
mediocrity
c)
trajectory
d)
soot
54.
You should be far more concerned with your current ___ than with your current results.
a)
trajectory
b)
hippocampus
c)
wrinkles
d)
mediocrity
55.
a strategy that he referred to as “the ___ of marginal gains,”
a)
aggregation
b)
hallmark
c)
gear
d)
neuroplasticity
56.
Good habits make time your ___.
a)
ally
b)
hippocampus
c)
hallmark
d)
waystation
57.
It’s a ___ of any compounding process: the most powerful outcomes are delayed
a)
hallmark
b)
hue
c)
waystation
d)
keel
58.
Two ___ can grind against one another
a)
tectonic plates
b)
ledgers
c)
peonies
d)
tilts
59.
The brain is capable of reorganizing itself, a phenomenon known as ___.
a)
neuroplasticity
b)
mediocrity
c)
pond scum
d)
spawning
60.
It had long been thought that the adult brain was incapable of ___ new neurons
a)
spawning
b)
reverting
c)
haggling
d)
conjuring
61.
The right posterior ___ (a part of the brain)
a)
hippocampus
b)
mediocrity
c)
tectonic plates
d)
waystation
62.
learning caused ___ to rearrange themselves and new links between brain cells to form
a)
synapses
b)
peonies
c)
tectonic plates
d)
banks
63.
authors of the academic ___
a)
monograph
b)
synapses
c)
tilt
d)
hue
64.
regions of the brain seemed to be working in ___ for the mental athletes
a)
overdrive
b)
mediocrity
c)
gear
d)
neuroplasticity
65.
“virtual water coolers” often ___ on crowded schedules with limited benefits.
a)
encroached
b)
deemed
c)
embellished
d)
squinted
66.
the balance of the work week is likely to ___ back to the office and away from home
a)
tilt
b)
inhibit
c)
gear
d)
deploy
67.
video conferences ___ creative thinking
a)
inhibit
b)
tilt
c)
deploy
d)
summon
68.
It is harder for people to ___ from home.
a)
collaborate
b)
inhibit
c)
tilt
d)
tease out
69.
the European Space Agency has ___ the current system unsustainable
a)
deemed
b)
encroached
c)
embellished
d)
squinted
70.
it will try to ___ a rover
a)
deploy
b)
tease out
c)
tilt
d)
collaborate
71.
___ time on the moon is tricky because clocks run faster there
a)
synchronizing
b)
replicating
c)
haggling
d)
conjuring
72.
he ___ at me, then laughed
a)
squinted
b)
embellished
c)
fared
d)
deemed
73.
so I could later tell her what I had seen, and ___ her envy
a)
tease out
b)
degrade
c)
deploy
d)
collaborate
74.
little bits of dust that could ___ the performance of the finely tuned bikes
a)
degrade
b)
tease out
c)
replicate
d)
summon
75.
How can you ___ this approach in your own life?
a)
replicate
b)
degrade
c)
tease out
d)
tilt
76.
by ___ poor decisions, our small choices compound into toxic results
a)
replicating
b)
haggling
c)
spawning
d)
conjuring
77.
If you ___ the energy to tidy up, then you will have a clean room
a)
summon
b)
compound
c)
tease out
d)
degrade
78.
the goal cannot be what ___ the winners from the losers
a)
differentiates
b)
wrinkles
c)
compounds
d)
deploys
79.
they had ___ even worse in cycling’s biggest race
a)
fared
b)
embellished
c)
squinted
d)
deemed
80.
see how your daily choices will ___ ten or twenty years down the line
a)
compound
b)
degrade
c)
tilt
d)
summon
81.
Roots ___ themselves and branches grow.
a)
entrench
b)
compound
c)
tease out
d)
collaborate
82.
many people find themselves ___ to their old habits
a)
reverting
b)
entrench
c)
compound
d)
fared
83.
Why would mental athletes be ___ images in their mind’s eye?
a)
conjuring
b)
reverting
c)
spawning
d)
synchronizing