WorksheetsWeek 4 Practice
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Name
Class
Date
1.
central
a)
Most important or in the middle of something
b)
A person who loves books.
c)
A person who is afraid of books
d)
A person who can't read
2.
circuit
a)
A complete path that an electric current travels along
b)
Able to break down naturally and not harm the environment.
c)
Something that came before another thing
d)
A living organism that can move and respond to its environment.
3.
circumference
a)
The distance around a circle
b)
The story of a person's life written by someone else.
c)
The study of human societies and cultures
d)
To bring to life or give movement.
4.
circumstance
a)
A condition or fact that affects a situation
b)
The study of living things.
c)
Relating to a city or town, especially its administration
d)
A person who creates animated films or cartoons.
5.
circumvent
a)
To find a way around an obstacle or rule
b)
To determine (the amount or number of something) mathematically
c)
The quality of being clear and easy to understand
d)
Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.
6.
concentric
a)
Circles or shapes that share the same center
b)
The state of being calm and in control of oneself
c)
An inner feeling of right and wrong
d)
Feeding on other animals.
7.
conclusion
a)
The end or finish of an event or process
b)
Feeling or showing a hopeless sense that a situation is so bad as to be impossible to deal with
c)
Being careful and hardworking
d)
Giving a warning or advice to be careful.
8.
cycle
a)
A series of events that happen repeatedly in the same order
b)
Extremely happy and excited.
c)
To build or create something
d)
Trying to make peace or resolve a disagreement.
9.
cyclical
a)
Happening in cycles, or repeatedly
b)
To bubble, fizz, or show enthusiasm.
c)
The wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services
d)
To give (something, especially money or goods) in order to help achieve or provide something
10.
cyclone
a)
A powerful spinning storm with strong winds
b)
Showing a lot of emotion or enthusiasm.
c)
Strange and frightening
d)
Related to cooking or the kitchen.
11.
deplete
a)
To use up the supply or resources of something
b)
To send out or release something, like light, heat, or sound.
c)
Involving many carefully arranged parts or details
d)
A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state
12.
eccentric
a)
Unusual or odd behavior
b)
A short part taken from a book, speech, or other text.
c)
The study of the origin of words
d)
The quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information
13.
effect
a)
A change that is a result or consequence of an action or other cause
b)
A large group of people leaving a place at the same time.
c)
A wide and open area or surface
d)
Passed down from parents to children through genes.
14.
expression
a)
The action of making known one's thoughts or feelings
b)
To force someone to leave a place.
c)
A prediction of future weather or events
d)
Not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans.
15.
improvises
a)
To create or perform something on the spur of the moment without preparation
b)
Covering or affecting a large area
c)
The ability to see or plan for the future
d)
Causing anger or strong emotions.
16.
interactive
a)
Involving communication between people or things
b)
A person who is outgoing and enjoys being with other people.
c)
The study of the Earth's physical structure and substances
d)
To supply land with water by artificial means, typically by diverting water from another source
17.
intercede
a)
To try to help settle an argument or disagreement
b)
A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation
c)
The study of past events, particularly in human affairs
d)
Required by law or rules.
18.
interfere
a)
To get in the way of something
b)
To demand something forcefully, not accepting refusal
c)
A new method, idea, product, etc. introduced for the first time
d)
Lasting for a very short time.
19.
interim
a)
The time between two events
b)
Very large, heavy, or solid
c)
An object kept as a reminder of a person or event
d)
To cause (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument
20.
interpretation
a)
The way someone understands or explains something
b)
Showing hard work and care
c)
A written account of someone's personal experiences
d)
Relating to the body or things you can touch.
21.
parable
a)
A simple story with a moral lesson
b)
A large city in Pennsylvania, USA.
c)
Worth remembering
d)
A doctor; a person who is qualified to treat people who are ill.
22.
paradigm
a)
A typical example or pattern of something
b)
A person who gives money and help to others.
c)
To do something to honor and remember someone
d)
A scientist who specializes in the study of physics.
23.
parallel
a)
Two lines or paths that are the same distance apart and never meet
b)
The study of ideas about knowledge, truth, and the meaning of life.
c)
Located at the back
d)
The science that deals with matter, energy, and their interactions.
24.
paranoid
a)
Being overly suspicious or fearful without reason
b)
The art or practice of taking and processing pictures.
c)
Future generations
d)
Hunting or exploiting others for food or advantage.
25.
paraphrase
a)
To restate something in your own words
b)
A tiny particle of light.
c)
To delay something until a later time
d)
Containing or implying a promise.
26.
plummet
a)
To fall or drop straight down at high speed
b)
The process by which plants make their own food using sunlight.
c)
An action taken to prevent something bad from happening
d)
To be born again in another body after death.
27.
poverty
a)
The state of being extremely poor
b)
A number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself.
c)
To prevent something by taking action first
d)
To strengthen or support (an object or substance), especially with additional material
28.
remorse
a)
Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
b)
A military operation in which enemy forces surround a town or building, cutting off essential supplies, with the aim of compelling those inside to surrender
c)
Happening too soon or before the usual time
d)
To rescue or save (goods or property) from loss or destruction
29.
repetition
a)
The action of repeating something that has already been said or written
b)
Resembling without being identical; having a likeness in appearance or nature
c)
To cause a reaction or emotion, especially a strong feeling of anger or excitement
d)
A stretch of land, especially with regard to its physical features
30.
superior
a)
Higher in rank, status, or quality
b)
The state of being alike
c)
The study of the natural world through observation and experiments
d)
(Of two or more people) fully in agreement
31.
Most important or in the middle of something
a)
central
b)
circuit
c)
circumference
d)
circumstance
32.
A complete path that an electric current travels along
a)
circuit
b)
circumference
c)
circumstance
d)
circumvent
33.
The distance around a circle
a)
circumference
b)
circumstance
c)
circumvent
d)
concentric
34.
A condition or fact that affects a situation
a)
circumstance
b)
circumvent
c)
concentric
d)
conclusion
35.
To find a way around an obstacle or rule
a)
circumvent
b)
concentric
c)
conclusion
d)
cycle
36.
Circles or shapes that share the same center
a)
concentric
b)
conclusion
c)
cycle
d)
cyclical
37.
The end or finish of an event or process
a)
conclusion
b)
cycle
c)
cyclical
d)
cyclone
38.
A series of events that happen repeatedly in the same order
a)
cycle
b)
cyclical
c)
cyclone
d)
deplete
39.
Happening in cycles, or repeatedly
a)
cyclical
b)
cyclone
c)
deplete
d)
eccentric
40.
A powerful spinning storm with strong winds
a)
cyclone
b)
deplete
c)
eccentric
d)
effect
41.
To use up the supply or resources of something
a)
deplete
b)
eccentric
c)
effect
d)
expression
42.
Unusual or odd behavior
a)
eccentric
b)
effect
c)
expression
d)
improvises
43.
A change that is a result or consequence of an action or other cause
a)
effect
b)
expression
c)
improvises
d)
interactive
44.
The action of making known one's thoughts or feelings
a)
expression
b)
improvises
c)
interactive
d)
intercede
45.
To create or perform something on the spur of the moment without preparation
a)
improvises
b)
interactive
c)
intercede
d)
interfere
46.
Involving communication between people or things
a)
interactive
b)
intercede
c)
interfere
d)
interim
47.
To try to help settle an argument or disagreement
a)
intercede
b)
interfere
c)
interim
d)
interpretation
48.
To get in the way of something
a)
interfere
b)
interim
c)
interpretation
d)
parable
49.
The time between two events
a)
interim
b)
interpretation
c)
parable
d)
paradigm
50.
The way someone understands or explains something
a)
interpretation
b)
parable
c)
paradigm
d)
parallel
51.
A simple story with a moral lesson
a)
parable
b)
paradigm
c)
parallel
d)
paranoid
52.
A typical example or pattern of something
a)
paradigm
b)
parallel
c)
paranoid
d)
paraphrase
53.
Two lines or paths that are the same distance apart and never meet
a)
parallel
b)
paranoid
c)
paraphrase
d)
plummet
54.
Being overly suspicious or fearful without reason
a)
paranoid
b)
paraphrase
c)
plummet
d)
poverty
55.
To restate something in your own words
a)
paraphrase
b)
plummet
c)
poverty
d)
remorse
56.
To fall or drop straight down at high speed
a)
plummet
b)
poverty
c)
remorse
d)
repetition
57.
The state of being extremely poor
a)
poverty
b)
remorse
c)
repetition
d)
superior
58.
Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
a)
remorse
b)
repetition
c)
superior
d)
poverty
59.
The action of repeating something that has already been said or written
a)
repetition
b)
superior
c)
remorse
d)
poverty
60.
Higher in rank, status, or quality
a)
superior
b)
repetition
c)
remorse
d)
poverty
61.
The _____ idea of the story was about bravery, and all the events supported that.
a)
central
b)
circumference
c)
circumvent
d)
cycle
62.
The electric _____ was complete, allowing the lights to turn on.
a)
circuit
b)
circumstance
c)
concentric
d)
cyclical
63.
The distance around the balloon, or its _____, increased as it was filled with air.
a)
circumference
b)
circumvent
c)
conclusion
d)
cyclone
64.
Due to an unexpected _____, we had to cancel the field trip.
a)
circumstance
b)
concentric
c)
cycle
d)
deplete
65.
The team found a way to _____ the rule without breaking it.
a)
circumvent
b)
conclusion
c)
cyclical
d)
eccentric
66.
The rings of a tree are _____, each representing a year of growth.
a)
concentric
b)
cycle
c)
cyclone
d)
effect
67.
The detective reached a ______ after gathering all the evidence.
a)
conclusion
b)
cyclical
c)
deplete
d)
expression
68.
Water goes through a _____ of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
a)
cycle
b)
cyclone
c)
eccentric
d)
improvises
69.
The seasons change in a ___ pattern every year.
a)
cyclical
b)
deplete
c)
effect
d)
interactive
70.
A _____ is a powerful storm with spinning winds, similar to a hurricane.
a)
cyclone
b)
eccentric
c)
expression
d)
intercede
71.
If we continue to use fossil fuels at this rate, we will _____ our resources.
a)
deplete
b)
effect
c)
improvises
d)
interfere
72.
The man had an ___ way of dressing, wearing bright colors.
a)
eccentric
b)
expression
c)
interactive
d)
interim
73.
Studying for the test had a positive _____ on my grade.
a)
effect
b)
improvises
c)
intercede
d)
interpretation
74.
Music can be a form of _____, letting people show their emotions through sound.
a)
expression
b)
interactive
c)
interfere
d)
parable
75.
The actor ______ his lines when he forgot them on stage.
a)
improvises
b)
intercede
c)
interim
d)
paradigm
76.
The game is _____, so players can make choices that change the story.
a)
interactive
b)
interfere
c)
interpretation
d)
parallel
77.
The coach decided to _____ on behalf of the player, asking the referee for a second chance.
a)
intercede
b)
interim
c)
parable
d)
paranoid
78.
The loud noise outside began to _____ with my ability to concentrate.
a)
interfere
b)
interpretation
c)
paradigm
d)
paraphrase
79.
She was the ___ teacher until a new one was hired.
a)
interim
b)
parable
c)
parallel
d)
plummet
80.
The detective’s _____ of the evidence was different from the others, leading to a new theory.
a)
interpretation
b)
paradigm
c)
paranoid
d)
poverty
81.
The teacher read a _____ about honesty to help us understand the importance of telling the truth.
a)
parable
b)
parallel
c)
paraphrase
d)
remorse
82.
The _____ of how people communicate has shifted with the rise of smartphones.
a)
paradigm
b)
paranoid
c)
plummet
d)
repetition
83.
In math, _____ lines never meet, no matter how far they extend.
a)
parallel
b)
paraphrase
c)
poverty
d)
superior
84.
She became ___ and thought everyone was talking about her.
a)
paranoid
b)
plummet
c)
remorse
d)
central
85.
When you _____ someone’s speech, you summarize the main ideas without using their exact words.
a)
paraphrase
b)
poverty
c)
repetition
d)
circuit
86.
If you don’t study, your grades might _____, and you won’t do well in school.
a)
plummet
b)
remorse
c)
superior
d)
circumference
87.
Many families live in ______ and struggle to afford basic needs.
a)
poverty
b)
repetition
c)
central
d)
circumstance
88.
She felt _____ for her actions when she realized how much they had hurt others.
a)
remorse
b)
superior
c)
circuit
d)
circumvent
89.
The athlete improved through constant _____ of the same drills every day.
a)
repetition
b)
central
c)
circumference
d)
concentric
90.
The new phone model was _____ to the old one because it had a better camera and more memory.
a)
superior
b)
circuit
c)
circumstance
d)
conclusion
91.
In the middle of the park, there was a _____ fountain that everything was built around.
a)
central
b)
circuit
c)
circumference
d)
circumstance
92.
The roller coaster followed a winding _____ of twists and turns.
a)
circuit
b)
circumference
c)
circumstance
d)
circumvent
93.
To find the _____ of the circle, you need to measure around the edge.
a)
circumference
b)
circumstance
c)
circumvent
d)
concentric
94.
Depending on the _____, the result might be different.
a)
circumstance
b)
circumvent
c)
concentric
d)
conclusion
95.
She had to _____ the problem to get the job done more efficiently.
a)
circumvent
b)
concentric
c)
conclusion
d)
cycle
96.
The artist drew several _____ circles to create a cool design.
a)
concentric
b)
conclusion
c)
cycle
d)
cyclical
97.
In _____, the experiment showed that plants grow better with sunlight.
a)
conclusion
b)
cycle
c)
cyclical
d)
cyclone
98.
The _____ of the seasons repeats every year, from spring to winter.
a)
cycle
b)
cyclical
c)
cyclone
d)
deplete
99.
The earth’s climate has _____ patterns that repeat over time.
a)
cyclical
b)
cyclone
c)
deplete
d)
eccentric
100.
The weather service warned us of the approaching _____, which could bring strong winds and rain.
a)
cyclone
b)
deplete
c)
eccentric
d)
effect
101.
Running five miles will _____ your energy if you don’t eat beforehand.
a)
deplete
b)
eccentric
c)
effect
d)
expression
102.
People sometimes thought the artist was _____ because of her unusual way of seeing the world.
a)
eccentric
b)
effect
c)
expression
d)
improvises
103.
The new law will have a big _____ on how companies do business.
a)
effect
b)
expression
c)
improvises
d)
interactive
104.
The poet used a beautiful _____ of words to describe the sunset.
a)
expression
b)
improvises
c)
interactive
d)
intercede
105.
If you don’t have all the ingredients, you can still _____ and make something tasty.
a)
improvises
b)
interactive
c)
intercede
d)
interfere
106.
The teacher wanted to make the lesson _____ by having the students work in groups and solve problems together.
a)
interactive
b)
intercede
c)
interfere
d)
interim
107.
When her friends were in a disagreement, she tried to _____ to help them find a solution.
a)
intercede
b)
interfere
c)
interim
d)
interpretation
108.
The referee called a foul when one player tried to _____ with the other's chance to score.
a)
interfere
b)
interim
c)
interpretation
d)
parable
109.
In the _____, we will follow the old schedule until the new one is ready.
a)
interim
b)
interpretation
c)
parable
d)
paradigm
110.
Each person’s _____ of the painting was different, depending on what they noticed.
a)
interpretation
b)
parable
c)
paradigm
d)
parallel
111.
The _____ of the Good Samaritan teaches a lesson about kindness and helping others.
a)
parable
b)
paradigm
c)
parallel
d)
paranoid
112.
The company used a new _____ for solving problems, which involved more collaboration.
a)
paradigm
b)
parallel
c)
paranoid
d)
paraphrase
113.
The two streets run _____ to each other, never crossing.
a)
parallel
b)
paranoid
c)
paraphrase
d)
plummet
114.
The character in the book was so _____ that he thought everyone was out to get him.
a)
paranoid
b)
paraphrase
c)
plummet
d)
poverty
115.
To _____ the story, she said it was about a girl who learns the importance of friendship.
a)
paraphrase
b)
plummet
c)
poverty
d)
remorse
116.
The bird began to _____ toward the ground after it was hit by a strong gust of wind.
a)
plummet
b)
poverty
c)
remorse
d)
repetition
117.
The government has programs to reduce _____ and help people get back on their feet.
a)
poverty
b)
remorse
c)
repetition
d)
superior
118.
The criminal showed no _____ for his crime, which made his punishment even more severe.
a)
remorse
b)
repetition
c)
superior
d)
poverty
119.
The _____ of the same word in the poem made its meaning stand out.
a)
repetition
b)
superior
c)
remorse
d)
poverty
120.
In the debate, her arguments were _____ to the others, so she won easily.
a)
superior
b)
repetition
c)
remorse
d)
poverty
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