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WorksheetsVocabulary and Language Quiz
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
What does “to live through smth” mean?
To avoid something
To experience and survive something
To forget something
To create something
“A mass extinction” refers to:
A large number of people moving to a new place
The complete disappearance of many species
A huge explosion
A group of people protesting
What does “to bring something on” mean?
To prevent something
To cause something to happen
To take something away
To fix something
“A species” is:
A group of animals or plants with similar characteristics
A type of language
A scientific tool
A small island
“Tweet” means:
A type of bird
A message on Twitter
A secret code
A type of music
“Cultural heritage” refers to:
A country’s geography
The traditions and history of a culture
A political system
A type of currency
If something “is linked to” another thing, it means:
It is completely different from it
It is related to it
It replaces it
It is a new version of it
“Endangered languages” are:
Languages that many people speak
Languages that are disappearing
A type of coding language
Languages created for movies
If something “is down to the internet,” it means:
It is caused by the internet
It is a new internet trend
It is being removed from the internet
It has nothing to do with the internet
“Linguistic diversity” refers to:
The use of slang in different regions
The variety of languages in a certain area
A new way of learning languages
A language with many dialects
“A mother tongue” is:
The first language a person learns
A language spoken only by mothers
A formal language used in literature
A language created for fun
“To die out” means:
To become more common
To disappear completely
To be forgotten temporarily
To change into something new
If a language “is used occasionally,” it means:
It is spoken all the time
It is used rarely or from time to time
It is no longer spoken
It has become the main language in an area
“A minority language” is:
A language spoken by a small group of people
A language that is disappearing
A language spoken by all people in a country
A language that is newly created
“A handful of languages” means:
A small number of languages
A group of difficult languages
A collection of ancient languages
A new language trend
“A startup company” is:
A well-established business
A new business that is just beginning
A company that sells technology
A government-owned company
“Pick up new skills” means:
Forget skills you already know
Learn new abilities
Use skills in a different way
Share skills with others
“Take the plunge” means:
Make a risky decision
Fail at something
Travel to a new place
Save money
“Qualified” means:
Having the necessary skills or training
Being unsure about something
Wanting to change careers
Working in a different country
“Set you free” means:
To liberate you
To confuse you
To limit your choices
To give you a task
“With that in mind” means:
Forgetting about the situation
Considering this information
Avoiding something
Changing a topic
“To your heart’s content” means:
Until you are satisfied
With some restrictions
In a forced way
Without enjoyment
“Straight away” means:
Immediately
Eventually
With hesitation
Slowly
“A commitment” refers to:
An obligation or promise
A temporary decision
A mistake
A personal hobby
“Come across” means:
To meet or find something unexpectedly
To look for something
To throw something away
To solve a problem
“Absorb” means:
To take in or soak up
To avoid
To destroy
To separate
“Start at the bottom” means:
To begin from the lowest level
To succeed immediately
To take a break
To finish quickly
“Keep up with” means:
To stay at the same level
To ignore
To give up
To slow down
“Stand out” means:
To be different or noticeable
To stay quiet
To hide from others
To blend in
“Go-getter” refers to:
An ambitious person
A lazy person
A shy person
A follower
“Lifelong learning” is:
Continuous education throughout life
Studying only in school
Learning for a short period
Avoiding education
“Better oneself” means:
To improve oneself
To stay the same
To compete with others
To compare oneself to others
“Entrepreneurial” describes:
Having a business mindset
Being uninterested in business
Avoiding risks
Following orders
“Obsessed with my job” means:
Being extremely focused on work
Hating your job
Looking for a new job
Avoiding responsibilities
“A thrill” refers to:
A feeling of excitement or strong emotions
A type of business strategy
A method of learning new skills
A long-term goal
“Realised” means:
Understood or became aware of something
Ignored an issue
Created a new business
Took control of a situation
“Promote” means:
To advertise or advance something
To replace something
To stop a project
To misunderstand
“Confidence” refers to:
Belief in one’s abilities
A complicated problem
A career change
A temporary mistake
“Job hoppers” are:
People who frequently change jobs
Workers who refuse promotions
Employees who retire early
Individuals who stay in one job for a lifetime
