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Worksheets1.3 and 1.4 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
inherit (v)
To receive money, property, or a title as an heir at the death of the previous holder.
To give away money or property to someone before death.
To borrow money or property from someone temporarily.
To sell money, property, or a title to someone else.
effective (adj)
Successful and working in the way that was intended.
Ineffective and unproductive.
Confusing and unclear.
Temporary and unreliable.
amateur (adj)
doing something as a hobby
a professional in a field
someone who is very skilled
a person who works for money
accessible (adj)
easy to obtain or use
difficult to reach
not available to everyone
hard to understand
revive (v)
to make something from the past exist again
to destroy something completely
to create something new
to forget about something
used to emphasize a surprising event that is about to be mentioned
astonishment
surprise
disappointment
anticipation
efficient (adj)
Someone or something that works well without wasting time, money, or energy.
Someone who is always busy and never takes breaks.
Something that is fast but not necessarily effective.
Someone who takes a long time to complete tasks.
pass on (pv)
to give something to someone else, especially after receiving it or using it yourself
to keep something for yourself without sharing
to throw something away without using it
to return something to its original owner
craft (n)
an activity in which you make something using a lot of skill, especially with your hands
a type of art that involves painting and drawing
a method of cooking that requires precision
a sport that involves physical strength
evolve (v)
to develop and change gradually over a long period of time
to remain unchanged over time
to become extinct
to adapt instantly to new environments
alternative (n)
An idea, plan, etc. that is different from the one you have and can be used instead.
A method of doing something that is widely accepted.
A choice that is made without considering other options.
A situation where no options are available.
unreliable (adj)
Not reliable; unable to be trusted or depended on.
Consistently dependable and trustworthy.
Able to be relied upon for accuracy.
Frequently accurate and trustworthy.
lo and behold (phrase)
Image of a surprising or unexpected event
A common greeting
A type of exclamation
A phrase used to express disappointment
DIY (do-it-yourself) (n)
What does DIY mean?repairing and making things yourself instead of paying someone to do it
hiring professionals to complete tasks
purchasing ready-made items from stores
following instructions from a manual
to get (a personal quality, interest, etc.) because of the influence or example of your parents or other relatives
inherit
acquire
adapt
emulate
to receive (money, property, etc.) from someone when that person dies
inherit
bequeath
donate
acquire
pass down (pv)
To give or teach something to people who are younger than you or who will live after you (the next generation).
To throw something down from a height.
To pass a test or examination successfully.
To transfer ownership of an object to someone else.
coworker (n)
A person that works with you in the same workplace; colleague.
A person who manages a team of employees.
A person who works independently without any colleagues.
A person who is employed in a different company.
bring back (pv)
To start using or doing things that were used or done in the past; reintroduce.
To discard or eliminate something completely.
To create something new and innovative.
To maintain the status quo without changes.
preserve (v)
to treat food in a particular way so it can be kept for a long time
to make something more valuable or important
to destroy food to prevent spoilage
to cook food quickly at high temperatures
