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Der Vocabish

Total questions: 82

Worksheet time: 41mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the verb "modify" mean?

a)

To create something new

b)

To destroy something

c)

To adjust or make changes to something

d)

To ignore something

2.

What is the noun form of "modify"?

a)

Modifying

b)

Modified

c)

Modifies

d)

Modification

3.

What is the verb form of the word that means "have a plan to follow or an expectation to do something"?

a)

Intent

b)

Intention

c)

Intend

d)

Intentionally

4.

Which word is a noun that means "have the intention to"?

a)

Intend

b)

Intent

c)

Intentionally

d)

Intentional

5.

What is the adjective form of the word that means "done on purpose"?

a)

Intend

b)

Intention

c)

Intentional

d)

Intentionally

6.

Which word is an adverb that describes doing something on purpose?

a)

Intend

b)

Intention

c)

Intent

d)

Intentionally

7.

What does the verb "compensate" mean?

a)

To provide something good to balance or reduce the bad effects of damage.

b)

To create a problem or issue.

c)

To ignore a situation completely.

d)

To enhance the negative effects of an action.

8.

Which of the following is a noun form related to "compensate"?

a)

Compensation

b)

Compensate

c)

Compensating

d)

Compensated

9.

What is a synonym for "make amends for"?

a)

Recompense

b)

Compensate

c)

Compensation

d)

Compensating

10.

What does the adjective "imminent" mean?

a)

Something is about to happen.

b)

Something is impossible.

c)

Something is already happening.

d)

Something is unlikely to happen.

11.

Which of the following is a noun form of "imminent"?

a)

Imminently

b)

Imminence

c)

Imminent

d)

Imminentness

12.

What part of speech is "imminently"?

a)

Noun

b)

Verb

c)

Adjective

d)

Adverb

13.

What does the term "context" refer to?

a)

The main idea of a story

b)

The information surrounding a situation that gives deeper meaning

c)

The title of a book

d)

The conclusion of an argument

14.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "contextual" correctly?

a)

The contextual information was helpful.

b)

He contextualed the story well.

c)

Contextual is a new trend.

d)

They used the contextual book.

15.

What does it mean to "contextualize" something?

a)

To ignore the details

b)

To provide a summary

c)

To give full information around an idea

d)

To write a conclusion

16.

What does the verb "derive" mean?

a)

To create something new

b)

To take, receive, or obtain from a source

c)

To destroy completely

d)

To ignore or overlook

17.

Which noun form of "derive" signifies the act of obtaining something from a source?

a)

Derivation

b)

Derivative

c)

Derive

d)

Deriving

18.

According to evolutionary theory, from what do humans derive?

a)

Robots

b)

Apes

c)

Birds

d)

Fish

19.

What does the verb "acquire" mean?

a)

To lose something

b)

To buy, obtain, gain, or begin to have something

c)

To destroy something

d)

To forget something

20.

What is an example of something that can be described as "acquired"?

a)

An acquired taste

b)

An acquired loss

c)

An acquired failure

d)

An acquired mistake

21.

What is the noun form of "acquire"?

a)

Acquisition

b)

Acquirement

c)

Acquirance

d)

Acquiral

22.

What is the definition of the word "aspect"?

a)

A complete view of something

b)

A specific part or side of something; a feature

c)

An unrelated detail

d)

A random thought

23.

What does the verb "constitute" mean?

a)

To destroy or break apart

b)

To form or make up a part of something

c)

To ignore or overlook

d)

To complicate or confuse

24.

What does the adjective "adequate" mean?

a)

Insufficient

b)

Satisfactory or acceptable amount

c)

Excessive

d)

Unnecessary

25.

Which of the following is a noun form of "adequate"?

a)

Adequately

b)

Adequacy

c)

Inadequate

d)

Inadequately

26.

What is the adverb form of "inadequate"?

a)

Adequate

b)

Adequacy

c)

Inadequately

d)

Adequately

27.

What does the adjective "consequent" mean?

a)

Happening as a result of something else

b)

Happening randomly

c)

Happening before something else

d)

Happening without reason

28.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "consequently" correctly?

a)

The sun was shining, consequently it was raining.

b)

She studied hard for the exam, consequently she passed with high marks.

c)

He was tired, consequently he ran a marathon.

d)

The cake was delicious, consequently it was burnt.

29.

What is the meaning of the adjective "consequential"?

a)

Unimportant

b)

Trivial

c)

Significant or important

d)

Random

30.

What does the verb "negate" mean?

a)

To support something

b)

To state the opposite of something

c)

To enhance the effectiveness of something

d)

To agree with something

31.

How can taking medication incorrectly affect its impact on an illness?

a)

It can enhance the effects

b)

It can negate the effects

c)

It can have no effect

d)

It can double the effects

32.

What is the definition of the verb "justify"?

a)

To give a good reason or explanation for actions, thoughts, or decisions

b)

To argue without reason

c)

To ignore a problem

d)

To create a new idea

33.

Which of the following is a noun form of "justify"?

a)

Justifiable

b)

Justification

c)

Justifiably

d)

Justified

34.

What part of speech is "justifiably"?

a)

Noun

b)

Verb

c)

Adjective

d)

Adverb

35.

In the sentence "She provided justification for her argument that negated his ideas," what does "justification" mean?

a)

An excuse

b)

A reason or explanation

c)

A complaint

d)

A question

36.

In the sentence, "The way that he was standing turned away with his arms crossed implied that he was not willing to listen," what does "implied" mean?

a)

Directly stated

b)

Strongly suggested

c)

Completely ignored

d)

Clearly explained

37.

What is the definition of the word "component"?

a)

A complete whole

b)

A part that makes up a whole

c)

A type of thesis

d)

A type of essay

38.

What is one component of a good essay?

a)

A long introduction

b)

A clear and interesting thesis

c)

A detailed conclusion

d)

A complex vocabulary

39.

What does the verb "deduce" mean?

a)

To guess randomly

b)

To come to a conclusion based on evidence

c)

To ignore evidence

d)

To make a wild assumption

40.

Which of the following is a noun form related to "deduce"?

a)

Deduction

b)

Deduceable

c)

Deduct

d)

Deductible

41.

What does the word "proceed" mean?

a)

To stop and wait

b)

To begin, move forward, or continue an activity

c)

To go back to the beginning

d)

To pause indefinitely

42.

What does the verb "equate" mean?

a)

To view or describe something as having similar or equal importance or value

b)

To measure the weight of something

c)

To create a mathematical formula

d)

To divide something into parts

43.

Which of the following is a family word related to "equate"?

a)

Equal

b)

Equation

c)

Equator

d)

Equilibrium

44.

What is the definition of the word "apparent"?

a)

Hidden or unclear

b)

Obvious or clearly present

c)

Difficult to see

d)

Uncertain or doubtful

45.

Which of the following is an adverb form of "apparent"?

a)

Apparence

b)

Apparentness

c)

Apparently

d)

Apparent

46.

In the sentence "It is apparent that she was in a hurry since she was running out the door with her shoes in her hand," what does "apparent" mean?

a)

Hidden

b)

Uncertain

c)

Obvious

d)

Confusing

47.

What does the adjective "considerable" mean?

a)

Small in size or amount

b)

Large in size or amount

c)

Average in size or amount

d)

Tiny in size or amount

48.

How is the adverb "considerably" used in a sentence?

a)

To describe something as slightly larger/smaller

b)

To describe something as considerably larger/smaller

c)

To describe something as barely larger/smaller

d)

To describe something as not larger/smaller

49.

What did Mira do with the considerable amount of money she received?

a)

Bought a house

b)

Traveled the world

c)

Paid off her college debt and bought a new car

d)

Donated it to charity

50.

What does the verb "constrain" mean?

a)

To limit or control possibilities, actions, or movement

b)

To encourage or promote freedom

c)

To create new opportunities

d)

To ignore or neglect

51.

Which of the following is the noun form of "constrain"?

a)

Constrained

b)

Constraining

c)

Constraint

d)

Constrainly

52.

How do students often feel according to the example sentence?

a)

Encouraged by all the rules in school

b)

Constrained by all the rules in school

c)

Ignored by all the rules in school

d)

Supported by all the rules in school

53.

What does the verb "convene" mean?

a)

To dismiss a group of people

b)

To meet or bring together a group of people

c)

To argue with a group of people

d)

To entertain a group of people

54.

In the sentence "The whole school convened in the gym for the awards assembly," what does "convened" imply?

a)

The school was dismissed

b)

The school gathered together

c)

The school was entertained

d)

The school was divided

55.

What does the verb "correspond" mean in the context of communication?

a)

To match or be similar

b)

To communicate in writing

c)

To disagree

d)

To ignore

56.

Which of the following is an adjective form of the word "correspond"?

a)

Correspondingly

b)

Correspondence

c)

Correspondent

d)

Correspond

57.

What is the noun form of the word "correspond"?

a)

Correspondingly

b)

Correspondence

c)

Correspondent

d)

Correspond

58.

What is the adjective form of the word that means "connected to the current time, situation, or context"?

a)

Relevance

b)

Relevant

c)

Irrelevance

d)

Irrelevantly

59.

Which of the following words is a noun that means "the state of being connected to the current situation"?

a)

Relevantly

b)

Irrelevant

c)

Relevance

d)

Irrelevantly

60.

What is the adverb form of the word "relevant"?

a)

Relevantly

b)

Relevance

c)

Irrelevancy

d)

Irrelevance

61.

Which word means "not connected to the current time, situation, or context"?

a)

Relevant

b)

Relevance

c)

Irrelevant

d)

Relevantly

62.

What does the verb "amend" mean?

a)

To create something new

b)

To make changes or adjustments to improve, correct, or update something

c)

To destroy something

d)

To ignore something

63.

Which of the following is an adjective form of "amend"?

a)

Amendment

b)

Amendable

c)

Amendation

d)

Amendify

64.

What is the noun form of "amend"?

a)

Amendify

b)

Amendation

c)

Amendment

d)

Amendable

65.

What does the phrase "to make amends" mean?

a)

To ignore a mistake

b)

To do something good to make up for something bad

c)

To repeat a mistake

d)

To forget about a mistake

66.

What is the adjective form of the word that means "meets the requirement; enough; ADEQUATE"?

a)

Sufficiency

b)

Sufficiently

c)

Sufficient

d)

Suffice

67.

What is the opposite meaning of "sufficient"?

a)

Sufficiency

b)

Insufficient

c)

Sufficiently

d)

Suffice

68.

Which of the following is a noun form related to the word "sufficient"?

a)

Sufficiently

b)

Suffice

c)

Sufficiency

d)

Insufficiently

69.

What is the adverb form of the word "insufficient"?

a)

Insufficiency

b)

Insufficiently

c)

Sufficiently

d)

Suffice

70.

What is the plural form of the word "criterion"?

a)

Criterions

b)

Criteria

c)

Criterias

d)

Criterion

71.

What does the term "criteria" refer to?

a)

A single standard

b)

A list of tasks

c)

Specific attributes that help decide if something meets a requirement

d)

A type of measurement

72.

Which of the following is an example of a criterion for a happy life mentioned in the text?

a)

Wealth

b)

Strong friendships

c)

Career success

d)

Good health

73.

What is the definition of "sequence" as a noun?

a)

A random order of items

b)

A logical order of items by pattern, time, or other organizing factor

c)

A collection of unrelated items

d)

A single item in a list

74.

What does the verb "sequence" mean?

a)

To remove items from an order

b)

To put items in a random order

c)

To put items in a logical order

d)

To ignore the order of items

75.

Which of the following is an adjective form of "sequence"?

a)

Sequentially

b)

Sequent

c)

Sequence

d)

Sequencing

76.

What does "subsequent" mean?

a)

Occurring before something else

b)

Occurring at the same time

c)

Occurring after something else

d)

Occurring randomly

77.

What does the verb "integrate" mean?

a)

To separate things into different groups

b)

To come together or to bring things together to form a group

c)

To destroy or dismantle a group

d)

To ignore or overlook a group

78.

Which of the following is the noun form of "integrate"?

a)

Integration

b)

Integrate

c)

Integrated

d)

Integrating

79.

In the sentence, "Once the covid threat was adequately negated, people emerged from their residences and integrated back into society," what does "integrated" imply?

a)

People stayed isolated

b)

People formed new groups

c)

People came together again

d)

People ignored each other

80.

What is the definition of the word "parameters"?

a)

A limit that controls or describes how something should be done

b)

A detailed plan for achieving success

c)

A random set of rules

d)

A method of solving problems

81.

What do wise students do to recognize clear parameters for completing a task successfully?

a)

Ignore the instructions

b)

Study the examples, instructions, and rubric

c)

Ask their friends for help

d)

Wait until the last minute

82.

What is another vocab word that has a common meaning with "parameters"?

a)

Guidelines

b)

Freedom

c)

Chaos

d)

Guesswork