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Vocabulary Challenge: Lesson 5

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word 'diligent' mean?

a)

Lazy and unmotivated.

b)

Careless and indifferent.

c)

Inconsistent and unreliable.

d)

Hardworking and industrious.

2.

Provide a synonym for 'exemplary'.

a)

model

b)

ordinary

c)

subpar

d)

mediocre

3.

What is the antonym of 'abundant'?

a)

scarce

b)

copious

c)

ample

d)

plentiful

4.

Use 'contemplate' in a sentence that shows its meaning.

a)

She sat quietly by the window to contemplate her future.

b)

He decided to ignore the problem entirely.

c)

They quickly finished their homework.

d)

She laughed at the idea of planning ahead.

5.

What does the prefix 'un-' indicate in the word 'unfortunate'?

a)

A prefix indicating size.

b)

A prefix indicating time.

c)

A synonym for fortunate.

d)

Negation or the opposite of fortunate.

6.

Identify the suffix in the word 'happiness' and explain its meaning.

a)

-ful

b)

-ness

c)

-ly

d)

-ing

7.

Which word is related to 'benevolent'?

a)

charitable

b)

selfish

c)

malevolent

d)

indifferent

8.

What does 'meticulous' imply about a person's work ethic?

a)

A meticulous person often overlooks minor details in their work.

b)

A meticulous person has a strong work ethic that emphasizes attention to detail and precision.

c)

A meticulous person is known for their speed over accuracy.

d)

A meticulous person prefers to work in a chaotic environment.

9.

Provide a sentence using 'resilient' that demonstrates its meaning.

a)

Despite facing numerous setbacks, the resilient community came together to rebuild stronger than before.

b)

She was resilient in her decision to quit her job.

c)

The resilient tree fell during the storm.

d)

The resilient athlete lost the race.

10.

What is the meaning of 'imminent' and how can it be used in context?

a)

Imminent refers to something that is unlikely to happen; for example, 'The storm is imminent.'

b)

Imminent means a past event; for example, 'The storm was imminent.'

c)

Imminent means something that has already happened; for example, 'The storm is imminent.'

d)

Imminent means about to happen; for example, 'The storm is imminent.'