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PRE-ADV RW Week 3 Vocabulary and Grammar Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

luxury (n) > (a)   (adj)
[ e.g. friend (n) > friendly (adj) ]

2.

flexible (adj) > (a)   (n)
[ e.g. happy (adj) > happiness (n) ]

3.

adapt (v) > (a)   (n)
[ e.g. behave (v) > behaviour (n) ]

4.

Which of these words means the same as 'fake' (adj) ?

a)

authentic

b)

artificial

c)

genuine

d)

real

5.

Which of these words does NOT mean the same as the other three?

a)

advantage

b)

benefit

c)

limitation

d)

positive

6.

Which of these words does NOT mean the same as the other three?

a)

limit

b)

limitation

c)

restriction

d)

shortcoming

7.

Which of these words does NOT mean the same as the other three?

a)

disadvantage

b)

drawback

c)

irony

d)

shortcoming

8.

Which of these words does NOT mean the same as the other three?

a)

critical

b)

essential

c)

necessary

d)

slight

e)

vital

9.

Which of these words does NOT mean the same as 'scarce'?

a)

abundant

b)

hard to find

c)

insufficient

d)

lacking

10.

Which of these words means the same as 'ironically'?

a)

clearly

b)

immediately

c)

obviously

d)

unexpectedly

11.

Which syllable is stressed in the word 'photographer'?

a)

1: PHOtographer

b)

2: phoTOgrapher

c)

3: photoGRApher

d)

4: photograPHER

12.


'Many homes ________ electricity, especially those in the countryside.'

a)

didn't use to have

b)

didn't used to have

c)

hadn't used to have

d)

used to hasn't

e)

used to haven't

13.

'My grandfather ________ have a camera that was very difficult to use.'

a)

Just 'used to'

b)

Just 'would'

c)

Both 'used to' and 'would'

14.

'In the past, people ________ store vegetables in a cool, dry place so they would last longer.'

a)

Just 'used to'

b)

Just 'would'

c)

Both 'used to' and 'would'

15.

Roughly how many bacteria are there in the average human body?

a)

40 million
(40, 000, 000)

b)

40 billion
(40, 000, 000, 000)

c)

40 trillion

(40, 000, 000, 000, 000)

d)

40 quadrillion

(40, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000)