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U6 Vocab

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does "according to" mean?

a)

Against a rule

b)

Based on a particular system or plan or as stated by

c)

Ignoring information

d)

Opposing an idea

2.

What describes an "arrogant" person?

a)

Believing that you are better or more important than other people

b)

Always helping others

c)

Not confident in their abilities

d)

Quiet and shy

3.

What does "automated" mean?

a)

Controlled by humans

b)

Carried out by machines or computers without needing human control

c)

Manually operated

d)

Difficult to use

4.

If you are "supposed to" do something, what does it mean?

a)

You have permission to ignore it

b)

The rules say that you should do it

c)

It is optional

d)

It is impossible to do

5.

What is a "celebrity"?

a)

A famous person

b)

A scientist

c)

A teacher

d)

A leader of a country

6.

What does "clever" mean?

a)

Showing intelligence and skill or able to learn and understand things easily

b)

Being physically strong

c)

Always talking loudly

d)

Not interested in learning

7.

What does "come up with" mean?

a)

To reject an idea

b)

To forget something important

c)

To suggest or think of an idea or plan

d)

To take credit for someone else’s work

8.

What is a "companion"?

a)

Someone who you spend a lot of time with or go somewhere with

b)

A stranger you meet for the first time

c)

A teacher in a classroom

d)

A competitor in a game

9.

If something is "complex," what does it mean?

a)

It is easy to understand

b)

It involves a lot of different but connected parts in a way that is difficult to understand

c)

It is completely unrelated to other things

d)

It is always expensive

10.

What is a "criterion"?

a)

A type of job

b)

A standard by which you judge, decide about, or deal with something

c)

A difficult situation

d)

A personal feeling

11.

What does "deal with" mean?

a)

To take action in order to achieve something or to solve a problem

b)

To ignore a problem

c)

To make a problem worse

d)

To complain about an issue

12.

What does "efficient" mean?

a)

Wasting time and energy

b)

Working well and not wasting time or energy

c)

Moving slowly

d)

Ignoring responsibilities

13.

What is an "experiment"?

a)

A type of argument

b)

A test, especially a scientific one, that you do in order to learn something or discover if something is true

c)

A final result

d)

A routine task

14.

What does "fair" mean?

a)

Treating or affecting everyone in the same way

b)

Being biased towards a group

c)

Making decisions based on emotions

d)

Always agreeing with others

15.

What does "figure out" mean?

a)

To finally understand something or someone after a lot of thought

b)

To ignore an issue

c)

To randomly guess

d)

To avoid thinking about something

16.

What does "function" mean?

a)

To work correctly and as expected

b)

To stop working

c)

To break down regularly

d)

To be unnecessary

17.

What is a "genius"?

a)

Someone who is extremely intelligent or extremely good at doing something

b)

Someone who is physically strong

c)

Someone who dislikes learning

d)

Someone who only follows instructions

18.

What does "have a gift" mean?

a)

To be very good at doing something

b)

To always receive presents

c)

To give up easily

d)

To avoid trying new things

19.

What does "impatient" mean?

a)

Getting angry with people who make mistakes or hating to wait for things

b)

Enjoying waiting for long periods

c)

Always being calm in every situation

d)

Being very patient

20.

What does "in this case" mean?

a)

In connection with someone or something, or in the situation of something

b)

In every possible situation

c)

Without any reason

d)

Ignoring the current event

21.

What does "keep up with" mean?

a)

To do whatever is necessary to stay level or equal with someone or something

b)

To ignore progress

c)

To always move at a slower pace

d)

To refuse to follow trends

22.

What is a "landscape"?

a)

A large area of land, especially in relation to its appearance

b)

A small city street

c)

A piece of furniture

d)

A type of weather

23.

What is a "layer"?

a)

A thin sheet of a substance on top of a surface, or a level of material that is different from the material on either side

b)

A solid rock formation

c)

A deep hole in the ground

d)

A type of tree

24.

What does "make sense" mean?

a)

To have a meaning that can be understood

b)

To confuse people

c)

To create problems

d)

To be completely illogical

25.

What does "move on" mean?

a)

To start doing a new activity

b)

To stay stuck in the past

c)

To refuse to change

d)

To remain in the same situation forever

26.

What does "obvious" mean?

a)

Easy to see, recognize, or understand

b)

Difficult to notice

c)

Completely hidden

d)

Impossible to understand

27.

What does "pace" mean?

a)

The speed at which someone walks or runs

b)

A type of exercise

c)

A random direction

d)

A method of communication

28.

What does "predictable" mean?

a)

Something that happens in a way or at a time that you know about before it happens

b)

Something completely random

c)

A new and unexpected event

d)

A mysterious situation

29.

What does "program" mean?

a)

To give a computer a set of instructions to do something

b)

To erase all computer data

c)

To turn off a device

d)

To randomly guess computer commands

30.

What is "proof"?

a)

A fact or a piece of information that shows something exists or is true

b)

A guess with no evidence

c)

A personal opinion

d)

A false statement

31.

What does "reject" mean?

a)

To refuse to accept, use, or believe something or someone

b)

To always agree with everything

c)

To accept without question

d)

To support all opinions

32.

What does "rely on" mean?

a)

To trust someone or something or to expect them to behave in a particular way

b)

To never depend on anyone

c)

To ignore all assistance

d)

To refuse help from others

33.

What does "revolutionary" mean?

a)

Completely different from what was done before

b)

A slight change that doesn’t affect much

c)

Something very common and ordinary

d)

A simple idea with no impact

34.

What does "stand by" mean?

a)

To be ready to do something or to help

b)

To ignore someone in need

c)

To always be late to assist

d)

To refuse to offer help

35.

What is a "subject"?

a)

The thing that is being discussed, considered, or studied

b)

A random idea

c)

A person in charge of a group

d)

A place where people gather

36.

What does "take over" mean?

a)

To get control of or responsibility for something

b)

To give up control

c)

To avoid responsibility

d)

To always follow others

37.

What does "take sides" mean?

a)

To support one person or group rather than another in an argument or war

b)

To stay neutral in all situations

c)

To refuse to participate in discussions

d)

To agree with everyone

38.

What does "view" mean?

a)

To have a particular opinion or way of thinking about someone or something

b)

To ignore all perspectives

c)

To refuse to consider any ideas

d)

To always agree with the majority