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Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does 'Conceptual' mean?

a)

A person who is the same age as you

b)

A necessary part of something

c)

Related to or based on ideas

d)

To change something for a new use

2.

What is the meaning of 'Peer'?

a)

A person who is the same age or social status

b)

A general idea not based on reality

c)

To express thoughts clearly

d)

A person who tries to get agreement

3.

What does 'Cooperatively' refer to?

a)

A person of middle rank in the army

b)

To risk harming something

c)

An outline of a plan or theory

d)

In a way that is owned and run by the people involved

4.

What does 'Adapt' mean?

a)

To change something for a new use

b)

To express thoughts clearly

c)

A necessary part of something

d)

The fact of being more powerful

5.

What does 'Broadly' mean?

a)

To risk harming something

b)

A person who tries to get agreement

c)

Generally, without considering details

d)

A general idea not based on reality

6.

What are 'Intricacies'?

a)

Providing a good example

b)

A person who is the same age as you

c)

The complicated parts or details of something

d)

A necessary part of something

7.

What does 'Abstractions' refer to?

a)

A person of middle rank in the army

b)

To change something for a new use

c)

In a way that is based on experiments

d)

A general idea not based on any particular real person,thing or situation

8.

What does 'Hypothetical' mean?

a)

Based on situations or ideas that are possible and imagined rather than real and true

b)

A person who tries to get agreement

c)

To express thoughts clearly

d)

The fact of being more powerful

9.

What does 'Articulate' mean?

a)

To express thoughts clearly

b)

A necessary part of something

c)

A person of middle rank in the army

d)

To risk harming something

10.

What does 'Scarce' mean?

a)

Providing a good example

b)

A person who is the same age as you

c)

Not enough of it and available in small quantities

d)

The fact of being more powerful

11.

What does 'Jeopardize' mean?

a)

To risk harming or destroying something

b)

In a way that is based on experiments

c)

A general idea not based on reality

d)

An outline of a plan or theory

12.

What does 'Empirically' refer to?

a)

A necessary part of something

b)

A person who tries to get agreement

c)

Based on experiments or experience

d)

To change something for a new use

13.

What is the meaning of 'Lieutenant'?

a)

An officer of middle rank in the army

b)

A person who is the same age as you

c)

The fact of being more powerful

d)

To express thoughts clearly

14.

What does 'Underlying' mean?

a)

To risk harming something

b)

A necessary part of something

c)

A general idea not based on reality

d)

Important but not easily noticed

15.

What does 'Element' refer to?

a)

A necessary or typical part of something

b)

A person who tries to get agreement

c)

The fact of being more powerful

d)

To express thoughts clearly

16.

What does 'Exemplary' refer to?

a)

Providing a good example for people to copy

b)

A necessary or typical part of something

c)

A person or thing that you use or have instead of the one you normally use or have

d)

Important in a situation but not always easily noticed or stated clearly

17.

What is the meaning of 'Mediator'?

a)

To risk harming or destroying something/ somebody

b)

A person or an organization that tries to get agreement between people or groups who disagree with each other

c)

In a way that is owned and run by the people involved, with the profits shared by them

d)

Generally, without considering details

18.

What does 'Schema' mean?

a)

Related to or based on ideas

b)

A necessary part of something

c)

An outline of a plan or theory

d)

To change something for a new use

19.

What is the meaning of 'Substitute'?

a)

A person of middle rank in the army

b)

A necessary part of something

c)

A person or thing that you use or have instead of the one you normally use or have

d)

A person who tries to get agreement

20.

What are 'Dominance'?

a)

A general idea not based on any particular real person

b)

Based on imagined situations

c)

The fact of being more important, powerful or easy to notice than somebody/something else

d)

To express thoughts clearly