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Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word best describes something extremely strange or unusual?

a)

Ordinary

b)

Bizarre

c)

Normal

d)

Peculiar

e)

Predictable

2.

Which word means 'to receive something willingly'?

a)

Accept

b)

Survive

c)

Resist

d)

Underestimate

e)

Adapt

3.

Which word best describes 'changing to fit new conditions'?

a)

Get a grip of

b)

Cope with

c)

Be a step forward

d)

Adapt

e)

Adjust

4.

Which phrase means 'to make progress or improve a situation'?

a)

Be capable of

b)

Be a step forward

c)

Cope with

d)

Make headway

e)

Be frightened of

5.

Which phrase means 'to have the ability to do something'?

a)

Get a grip of

b)

Be frightened of

c)

Be capable of

d)

Manage to

e)

Underestimate

6.

Which phrase means 'to feel scared or afraid of something'?

a)

Welcome

b)

Resist

c)

Be frightened of

d)

Be terrified of

e)

Cope with

7.

Which word means 'to oppose or stand against something'?

a)

Accept

b)

Be capable of

c)

Underestimate

d)

Resist

e)

Defy

8.

Which word means 'to greet or be happy about something new'?

a)

Cope with

b)

Resist

c)

Underestimate

d)

Welcome

e)

Embrace

9.

Which word means 'to undervalue or misjudge someone's ability or power'?

a)

Be a step forward

b)

Accept

c)

Underestimate

d)

Misjudge

e)

Cope with

10.

Which phrase means 'to control your emotions and stay calm'?

a)

Cope with

b)

Welcome

c)

Be frightened of

d)

Get a grip of

e)

Stay composed

11.

Which phrase means 'to handle a difficult situation or task'?

a)

Be capable of

b)

Get a grip of

c)

Cope with

d)

Deal with

e)

Be a step forward

12.

Which phrase means 'unable to endure or tolerate something'?

a)

Not bear

b)

Clumsy

c)

Survive

d)

Can't take

e)

Underestimate

13.

Which word means 'to continue living or existing through difficult conditions'?

a)

Get through

b)

Get on sb's nerves

c)

Be hard to operate

d)

Survive

e)

Adjust

14.

Which phrase means 'to successfully handle or complete a difficult task or period'?

a)

Lose patience

b)

Be a waste of time

c)

Get through

d)

Clumsy

e)

Get on sb's nerves

15.

Which word describes something that feels uncomfortable or embarrassing?

a)

Frustrating

b)

Tricky

c)

Awkward

d)

Time consuming

e)

Survive

16.

Which word describes something difficult to understand or complicated?

a)

Can't take

b)

Clumsy

c)

Drives sb crazy

d)

Complex

e)

Get through

17.

Which word means 'extremely annoying or enraging'?

a)

Get through

b)

Clumsy

c)

Frustrating

d)

Infuriating

e)

Be hard to operate

18.

Which phrase describes something that is pointless or unproductive?

a)

Tricky

b)

Be hard to operate

c)

Be a waste of time

d)

Get on sb's nerves

e)

Lose patience

19.

Which phrase means 'to make someone very angry or upset'?

a)

Survive

b)

Drives sb crazy

c)

Can't take

d)

Adjust

e)

Complex

20.

Which phrase means 'to become increasingly irritated or lose the ability to stay calm'?

a)

Be a waste of time

b)

Lose patience

c)

Awkward

d)

Can't take

e)

Get through

21.

Which phrase describes something that is difficult to control or operate?

a)

Tricky

b)

Infuriating

c)

Survive

d)

Be hard to operate

e)

Get on sb's nerves

22.

Which word means 'causing annoyance or difficulty, leading to discouragement'?

a)

Time consuming

b)

Complex

c)

Frustrating

d)

Adapt

e)

Can't take

23.

Which phrase means 'requiring a lot of time to complete'?

a)

Awkward

b)

Clumsy

c)

Get on sb's nerves

d)

Time consuming

e)

Adjust

24.

Which word describes someone or something that moves or behaves in an uncoordinated or ungraceful way?

a)

Be a waste of time

b)

Tricky

c)

Clumsy

d)

Survive

e)

Can't take

25.

Which phrase means 'to irritate or annoy someone'?

a)

Drives sb crazy

b)

Lose patience

c)

Get on sb's nerves

d)

Binge-watch

e)

Time consuming

26.

Which word means 'something that is difficult to deal with or requires skill to handle'?

a)

Survive

b)

Tricky

c)

Awkward

d)

Binge-watch

e)

Complex

27.

Which word means 'to watch multiple episodes of a TV show in one sitting'?

a)

Launch

b)

Preserve

c)

Binge-watch

d)

Revive

e)

Investigation

28.

Which word refers to a person who engages in a hobby or activity without professional skill or experience?

a)

Craft

b)

Species

c)

Amateur

d)

Exploration

e)

Adaptable

29.

Which word describes a skill or technique that involves creating or making things by hand?

a)

DIY

b)

Craft

c)

Resources

d)

Pass down to sb

e)

Habitat

30.

Which acronym refers to 'Do It Yourself' projects, often involving home improvement or crafts?

a)

Launch

b)

Revive

c)

DIY

d)

Preservation

e)

Mammal

31.

Which word means 'to bring something back to life or restore it'?

a)

Binge-watch

b)

Use up

c)

Revive

d)

Adaptable

e)

Endangered creatures

32.

Which word means 'to keep something in its original state or protect it from harm'?

a)

Explore

b)

Launch

c)

Adaptable

d)

Preserve

e)

Blast from the past

33.

Which phrase refers to something that evokes nostalgia from the past?

a)

Endangered creatures

b)

Come across

c)

Blast from the past

d)

Amateur

e)

Species

34.

Which phrase refers to passing traditions, objects, or knowledge to the next generation?

a)

Launch

b)

Pass down to sb

c)

Observe

d)

Craft

e)

Revive

35.

Which word describes the act of traveling to discover new places or learn about new things?

a)

Observation

b)

Exploration

c)

Craft

d)

Resources

e)

Preserve

36.

Which word refers to a detailed study to uncover facts or information?

a)

Habitat

b)

Craft

c)

Investigation

d)

Pass down to sb

e)

Mammal

37.

Which word refers to a group of animals or plants that are similar and can reproduce together?

a)

Species

b)

Mammal

c)

Endangered creatures

d)

Pond

e)

Craft

38.

Which phrase means 'to deplete or finish all of a resource'?

a)

Pass down to sb

b)

Revive

c)

Use up

d)

Craft

e)

Come across

39.

Which word means 'to officially start or introduce something new, such as a project or product'?

a)

DIY

b)

Launch

c)

Observe

d)

Craft

e)

Species

40.

Which word refers to watching something closely, especially for learning purposes?

a)

Use up

b)

Adaptable

c)

Mammal

d)

Observe

e)

Be an introvert

41.

Which phrase means 'to find something by chance or unexpectedly'?

a)

Get through

b)

Launch

c)

Come across

d)

Preserve

e)

Resources

42.

Which word refers to materials, supplies, or assets that can be used for a task or project?

a)

Species

b)

Resources

c)

Craft

d)

Poisonous

e)

Habitat

43.

Which phrase refers to people who are strong and can handle difficult situations?

a)

Pass down to sb

b)

Tough cookies

c)

Adaptable

d)

Observe

e)

Craft

44.

Which word refers to the natural environment where a species or organism lives?

a)

Endangered creatures

b)

Pond

c)

Habitat

d)

Resources

e)

Mammal

45.

Which word refers to a small body of still water, typically smaller than a lake?

a)

Habitat

b)

Pond

c)

Revive

d)

Tough cookies

e)

Species

46.

Which word means 'containing toxins or harmful substances'?

a)

Revive

b)

Craft

c)

Poisonous

d)

Endangered creatures

e)

Binge-watch

47.

Which phrase refers to animals that are at risk of extinction?

a)

Endangered creatures

b)

Survivors

c)

Resources

d)

Craft

e)

Tough cookies

48.

Which word refers to being able to adjust or change easily to new conditions?

a)

Craft

b)

Adaptable

c)

Blast from the past

d)

Poisonous

e)

Revive

49.

Which word refers to organisms that have survived difficult conditions or disasters?

a)

Craft

b)

Infuriating

c)

Survivors

d)

Pass down to sb

e)

Endangered creatures

50.

Which word refers to a warm-blooded animal that has fur or hair and typically gives birth to live young?

a)

Species

b)

Mammal

c)

Exploration

d)

Observe

e)

Poisonous

51.

Which word means 'to engage in activities with other people for fun or conversation'?

a)

Socializing

b)

Speak up

c)

Attract attention

d)

Reserved

e)

Species

52.

Which phrase refers to a person who prefers spending time alone or with a small group and finds energy in solitude?

a)

Be an extrovert

b)

Be reserved

c)

Be an introvert

d)

Use up

e)

Be an ambivert

53.

Which phrase refers to a person who has both extrovert and introvert traits?

a)

Be the life of the party

b)

Be an ambivert

c)

Socializing

d)

Be an introvert

e)

Craft

54.

Which word refers to a widely held but simplified and fixed idea about a particular type of person or group?

a)

Stunning

b)

Creepy

c)

Stereotype

d)

Irritating

e)

Blast from the past

55.

Which word describes someone who tends to be quiet, private, or shy in social situations?

a)

Fabulous

b)

Speak up

c)

Reserved

d)

Be the life of the party

e)

Gross

56.

Which phrase means 'the most lively and entertaining person in a social event'?

a)

Be an extrovert

b)

Be the life of the party

c)

Feel left out

d)

Socializing

e)

Speak up

57.

Which phrase means 'to draw people’s interest or attention'?

a)

Feel left out

b)

Tense

c)

Attract attention

d)

Disgusting

e)

Gross

58.

Which word refers to something that makes you feel uncomfortable or afraid, often in an eerie way?

a)

Weird

b)

Stunning

c)

Creepy

d)

Uneasy

e)

Stereotype

59.

Which word describes something that causes admiration due to its beauty or size?

a)

Gross

b)

Impressive

c)

Creepy

d)

Tense

e)

Weird

60.

Which word means 'extremely beautiful or amazing'?

a)

Disgusting

b)

Weird

c)

Stunning

d)

Uneasy

e)

Complex

61.

Which word describes something that causes a strong feeling of dislike or revulsion?

a)

Fabulous

b)

Bizarre

c)

Disgusting

d)

Impressive

e)

Stunning

62.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of the comparative and superlative forms of 'bad'.

a)

This movie is worse than the other one, but it is not the baddest.

b)

This movie is worse than the other one, but it is not the worst.

c)

This movie is more worse than the other one, but it is not the worst.

d)

This movie is the worst than the other one, but it is not the most worse.

e)

This movie is the most bad than the other one, but it is not the worst.

63.

Which of the following sentences uses both the comparative and superlative forms of 'fast' correctly?

a)

He is the fastest swimmer of the team, and he runs fastest than his teammates.

b)

He is the fastest swimmer on the team, and he runs faster than his teammates.

c)

He is the most fast swimmer on the team, and he runs faster than his teammates.

d)

He is the faster swimmer on the team, and he runs more faster than his teammates.

e)

He is the more fast swimmer on the team, and he runs fastester than his teammates.

64.

Which sentence correctly uses the comparative and superlative forms of 'good'?

a)

She is more good at math than her sister, but not the best in the class.

b)

She is the most good at math than her sister, but not the best in the class.

c)

She is good at math than her sister, but not the better in the class.

d)

She is the more good at math than her sister, but not the better in the class.

e)

She is better at math than her sister, but not the best in the class.

65.

Which sentence correctly uses the negative form of 'used to'?

a)

She didn't used to like coffee.

b)

She didn't use to like coffee.

c)

She wasn't used to like coffee.

d)

She didn't use to liking coffee.

e)

She used not to like coffee.

66.

Which sentence correctly uses 'wouldn't' to describe a past habit?

a)

He wouldn't going to the gym every day.

b)

He wouldn't go to the gym every day.

c)

He wouldn't to go to the gym every day.

d)

He wouldn't gone to the gym every day.

e)

He wouldn't goes to the gym every day.

67.

Which of these sentences is correct for asking about past habits?

a)

Did she used to read every night?

b)

Did she used to reading every night?

c)

Did she use to read every night?

d)

Did she use to reading every night?

e)

Did she use to read seven night?

68.

Which of these is correct for expressing a negative repeated action in the past?

a)

They wouldn't to play tennis on weekends.

b)

They wouldn't play tennis on weekends.

c)

They didn't used to play tennis on weekends.

d)

They didn't used to playing tennis on weekends.

e)

They wouldn't played tennis on weekends.

69.

Which sentence is NOT correct when talking about past habits in a question form?

a)

Did you used to ride your bike to school every day?

b)

Did you use to ride your bike to school every day?

c)

Did you use to go to school by bike every day?

d)

Did you used to go to school by bike every day?

e)

Did you use to riding your bike to school every day?

70.

Which sentence correctly uses the negative form to describe a past habit?

a)

I didn't used to watch TV every night.

b)

I didn't use to watched TV every night.

c)

I didn't use to watch TV every night.

d)

I wouldn't used to watch TV every night.

e)

I didn't use to watching TV every night.

71.

Which of these sentences is correct for asking about repeated past actions?

a)

Did they use to visit their grandparents every summer?

b)

Did they used to visit their grandparents every summer?

c)

Did they use to visited their grandparents every summer?

d)

Did they used to visiting their grandparents every summer?

e)

Did they use to visit their grandparents every year?

72.

Which sentence shows an incorrect use of the negative form?

a)

He wouldn't go to the beach every summer.

b)

He didn't use to swim in the lake.

c)

He wouldn't to swim in the lake.

d)

He didn't use to swimming in the lake.

e)

He wouldn't swim in the lake.

73.

Which sentence correctly uses 'didn't use to' in negative form?

a)

We wouldn't to visit the park every weekend.

b)

We didn't use to visit the park every weekend.

c)

We didn't used to visit the park every weekend.

d)

We didn't use to visited the park every weekend.

e)

We didn't use to visiting the park every weekend.

74.

Which sentence is correct for asking about past habits?

a)

Did you used to play football every Saturday?

b)

Did you use to play football every Saturday?

c)

Did you use to playing football every Saturday?

d)

Did you use to played football every Saturday?

e)

Did you used to plays football every Saturday?

75.

Which of the following sentences contains a gradable adjective?

a)

She was absolutely exhausted after the hike.

b)

This soup is completely perfect.

c)

The weather today is quite warm.

d)

That movie was utterly hilarious.

e)

He is totally amazed by the news.

76.

Identify the sentence with a non-gradable adjective.

a)

The cake is very delicious.

b)

The room is absolutely tiny.

c)

The test was pretty difficult.

d)

She is quite happy with her results.

e)

He feels a bit tired.

77.

Which sentence incorrectly uses an intensifier with a non-gradable adjective?

a)

The lecture was completely fascinating.

b)

She was utterly terrified by the storm.

c)

The view from the mountain is very stunning.

d)

He is totally exhausted after the marathon.

e)

The cake is absolutely perfect.

78.

Which of these sentences contains a gradable adjective and uses it correctly?

a)

The soup is absolutely boiling.

b)

He was utterly disappointed by the results.

c)

The room is quite spacious.

d)

The movie was totally amazing.

e)

She was completely delighted by the surprise.

79.

Which sentence correctly uses an adverb with a non-gradable adjective?

a)

The weather today is very hot.

b)

She feels very satisfied with her work.

c)

The exam was completely impossible.

d)

He is rather tired after the trip.

e)

The landscape is very beautiful.

80.

Choose the correct sentence that uses a non-gradable adjective with an appropriate intensifier.

a)

The cake was absolutely perfect.

b)

The room was very small.

c)

The challenge was quite difficult.

d)

The news was fairly surprising.

e)

The movie was slightly boring.

81.

Which sentence correctly distinguishes between gradable and non-gradable adjectives?

a)

The soup is quite boiling.

b)

He is completely tired after work.

c)

The weather today is very warm, and the test was absolutely impossible.

d)

She is rather happy with the results, and the exam was fairly easy.

e)

He is totally satisfied with his performance, and the cake was quite delicious.

82.

Which of these sentences uses a non-gradable adjective incorrectly with an adverb?

a)

She was utterly amazed by the performance.

b)

He was very astonished by the news.

c)

The solution was absolutely perfect.

d)

The event was completely unforgettable.

e)

The experience was totally fascinating.

83.

Identify the sentence that uses a gradable adjective properly with an appropriate adverb.

a)

The journey was absolutely long.

b)

She is extremely interested in the project.

c)

The soup is utterly delicious.

d)

The weather today is completely chilly.

e)

He is very terrified by the situation.

84.

Which sentence uses an adverb of degree incorrectly with a non-gradable adjective?

a)

The meal was absolutely fantastic.

b)

The room is rather huge.

c)

The test was quite impossible.

d)

The scenery is totally breathtaking.

e)

The presentation was utterly brilliant.

85.

Which of these is correct for expressing a repeated action in the past?

a)

We used to playing tennis on weekends.

b)

We would to play tennis on weekends.

c)

We used to play tennis on weekends.

d)

We would played tennis on weekends.

e)

We use to play tennis on weekends.

86.

Which sentence is NOT correct when talking about past habits?

a)

She would always read before bed.

b)

She used to read before bed.

c)

She used to reading before bed.

d)

She would read before bed.

e)

She used to read every night before bed.

87.

Which sentence correctly illustrates a past habit?

a)

I would to ride my bike to school every day.

b)

I used to ride my bike to school every day.

c)

I use to ride my bike to school every day.

d)

I used to rod my bike to school every day.

e)

I used riding my bike to school every day.

88.

Which sentence shows an incorrect use of 'would'?

a)

They would visit their grandparents every summer.

b)

They would to visit their grandparents every summer.

c)

They would often visit their grandparents.

d)

They would always visit their grandparents.

e)

They would visit their grandparents every year.

89.

Which sentence correctly uses 'used to' to describe a past habit?

a)

She would play the piano when she was young.

b)

She used to play the piano when she was young.

c)

She used playing the piano when she was young.

d)

She used to play the piano when she was young.

e)

She would to play the piano when she was young.

90.

Which of these is incorrect for expressing a repeated action in the past?

a)

He used to swimming in the lake.

b)

He would swim in the lake.

c)

He used to swim in the lake.

d)

He would to swim in the lake.

e)

He would swim in the lake.

91.

Which of these is incorrect for expressing a repeated action in the past?

a)

He used to swimming in the lake every summer.

b)

He would swim in the lake every summer.

c)

He used to swim in the lake every summer.

d)

He would always swim in the lake.

e)

He used to swim every summer.

92.

Which sentence correctly illustrates a past habit using 'would'?

a)

We would to visit the beach every year.

b)

We used to visiting the beach every year.

c)

We would visit the beach every year.

d)

We used visit the beach every year.

e)

We would visit the beach every year.

93.

Which sentence is correct for expressing a habit in the past?

a)

I would often go for walks in the evening.

b)

I used to go for walks in the evening.

c)

I used going for walks in the evening.

d)

I used to go for walks in the evening.

e)

I used to went for walks in the evening.

94.

Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun?

a)

The book, that I read, was fascinating.

b)

The book, which I read, was fascinating.

c)

The book, who I read, was fascinating.

d)

The book, whom I read, was fascinating.

e)

The book, whose I read, was fascinating.

95.

Which sentence is correctly structured?

a)

The person, which won the award, is my friend.

b)

The person, who won the award, is my friend.

c)

The person, whom won the award, is my friend.

d)

The person, whose won the award, is my friend.

e)

The person, that won the award, is my friend.

96.

Choose the sentence with the correct use of 'whom'.

a)

The teacher, who I admire, is retiring.

b)

The teacher, whom I admire, is retiring.

c)

The teacher, whose I admire, is retiring.

d)

The teacher, I whom admire, is retiring.

e)

The teacher, which I admire, is retiring.

97.

Identify the correct sentence.

a)

The artist, who painting was stolen, is famous.

b)

The artist, whose painting was stolen, is famous.

c)

The artist, whom painting was stolen, is famous.

d)

The artist, that painting was stolen, is famous.

e)

The artist, which painting was stolen, is famous.

98.

Which sentence uses 'that' correctly in a restrictive clause?

a)

The car, which is red, is mine.

b)

The car that is red is mine.

c)

The car, who is red, is mine.

d)

The car, whom is red, is mine.

e)

The car, whose is red, is mine.

99.

Which of these sentences correctly uses 'which' for non-restrictive clauses?

a)

My phone, which is brand new, stopped working.

b)

My phone that is brand new stopped working.

c)

My phone, whom is brand new, stopped working.

d)

My phone, who is brand new, stopped working.

e)

My phone, whose is brand new, stopped working.

100.

Which sentence uses 'who' correctly in a non-restrictive clause?

a)

My brother that lives in New York is a chef.

b)

My brother, whom lives in New York, is a chef.

c)

My brother, who lives in New York, is a chef.

d)

My brother, whose lives in New York, is a chef.

e)

My brother which lives in New York is a chef.