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WorksheetsVocabulary and Language Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Choose the correct synonym for "defeat" (v):
Win
Entertain
Beat
Support
What is the correct meaning of "gym"?
A type of game
A place for exercise
A type of competition
A music group
Which word refers to someone who leads a team?
Coach
Captain
Referee
Opponent
What does "cheat" mean in the context of games?
To compete fairly
To break the rules
To train someone
To entertain
"Classical music" is best described as:
Traditional music
Modern music
Gym music
Folk music
A "concert" is:
A game
A music performance
A competition
A gym event
Which word is the opposite of "member"?
Coach
Opponent
Referee
None
The word "score" means:
To win or lose
To get a point in a game
To organize a team
To cheat
The prepositional phrase "on stage" means:
During a competition
Performing in front of an audience
Behind the curtains
Before the show
What does "carry on" mean?
To stop doing something
To eat at a restaurant
To continue
To take up a new hobby
What is the noun form of "entertain"?
Entertainment
Entertainer
Entertaining
Entertainable
The adjective form of "hero" is:
Heroic
Heroism
Heroine
Heroically
Which word relates to someone who sails?
Player
Musician
Sailor
Athlete
The noun "child" becomes ______ in its plural form:
Childish
Children
Childful
Childs
The word "act" changes to ______ to mean not active:
Action
Activity
Inactive
Actor
What does "take up" mean?
To finish an activity
To start a hobby or sport
To carry on doing something
To turn the volume up
The meaning of "give up" is:
Start something new
Stop doing something
Lower the volume
Join a team
What does "turn up" mean?
To decrease the volume
To stop an activity
To increase the volume
To take up a hobby
The phrase "eat out" means:
To eat at home
To eat at a restaurant
To carry on eating
To eat quickly
"Join in" means:
To leave a group
To take part in an activity
To stop doing something
To carry on working
The phrase "for a long time" means:
A short period
An extended period
In the middle of something
Right on time
"In time for" means:
On time or before something happens
Late for an event
During an event
After an activity
"On stage" means:
In the audience
Behind the scenes
Performing for an audience
Rehearsing privately
"For fun" implies:
Doing something for entertainment
Doing something for work
Doing something for free
Doing something quickly
"In the middle of" refers to:
At the beginning
At the center of something
At the end
After an event
Someone who is "good at" something is:
Interested in doing it
Not skilled at it
Skilled or talented in it
Keen on avoiding it
If someone is "crazy about" something, they are:
Bored with it
Passionate about it
Avoiding it
Disinterested in it
The phrase "keen on" means:
Not interested in something
Eager or enthusiastic about something
Unmotivated to do something
Good at doing something
The verb "feel like" means:
Wanting to do something
Being forced to do something
Losing interest in something
Avoiding something
A "fan of" something is someone who:
Dislikes it
Is neutral about it
Greatly admires or supports it
Avoids it
What is "folk music"?
Traditional music
Modern pop songs
Music performed in gyms
Classical music
"Video games" are examples of:
Board games
Electronic games
Classical games
Outdoor games
The phrase "on CD/DVD" means:
Streaming online
Available in a physical format
Performed live
Saved in a book
What is the opposite of "risk"?
Safety
Challenge
Defeat
Team
Which verb matches the noun "pleasure"?
Enjoy
Defeat
Cheat
Entertain
Match "singer" with the correct word form:
Act
Sing
Entertain
Cheat
The verb form of "player" is:
Playing
Collecting
Acting
Sailing
"Athlete" relates to:
Gym
Sports
Music
Acting
"Coach" is best described as:
A member of a team
Someone who trains athletes
Someone who plays music
Someone who performs on stage
The adjective "entertaining" means:
Exciting and fun
Boring and dull
Risky and dangerous
Serious and formal
