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Lovin Lit Vocabulary Unit 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the opposite of 'existent'?

a)

Nonexistent

b)

Inexistent

c)

Persistent

d)

Consistent

2.

What is the signature of a famous person called?

a)

Autograph

b)

Signature

c)

Inscription

d)

Monogram

3.

Why is 'irrelevant' information problematic in discussions?

a)

It enhances the understanding of the topic.

b)

It distracts from the main topic and can confuse the audience.

c)

It provides additional context that is helpful.

d)

It makes the discussion more engaging.

4.

What does 'irrelevant' mean?

a)

Not related to the matter at hand; not important.

b)

Related to the topic being discussed.

c)

Of great significance and importance.

d)

A term used to describe something that is very clear.

5.

What term describes something that is not present or real; not existing?

a)

Nonexistent

b)

Inexistent

c)

Imaginary

d)

Fictional

6.

What term refers to something that is not important or relating to what is being discussed?

a)

Relevant

b)

Irrelevant

c)

Significant

d)

Pertinent

7.

What does it mean if something is not normal or usual; not following the usual rules?

a)

Regular

b)

Ordinary

c)

Irregular

d)

Common

8.

What is a common place to find 'graffiti'?

a)

On the sides of buildings or in urban areas.

b)

In rural fields or forests.

c)

Inside private homes or apartments.

d)

On the pages of books or magazines.

9.

What is 'graffiti'?

a)

Art or writing created on public surfaces, often without permission.

b)

A type of sculpture made from metal.

c)

A form of digital art created on computers.

d)

A traditional painting style from the Renaissance.

10.

What is an example of 'graffiti'?

a)

Murals or tags on city walls.

b)

Paintings in museums.

c)

Street art on canvas.

d)

Digital art on social media.

11.

Define 'nonexistent'.

a)

Something that is present and visible.

b)

Something that does not exist or is not present.

c)

A term used to describe something that is very rare.

d)

An object that is temporarily unavailable.

12.

What is the meaning of 'autograph'?

a)

A person's signature, especially a famous person's.

b)

A type of written document.

c)

A form of digital signature.

d)

A style of painting.

13.

How can 'autograph' be used in a sentence?

a)

I asked the celebrity for their autograph after the show.

b)

The artist painted a beautiful landscape.

c)

He wrote a novel about his adventures.

d)

She baked a cake for the party.

14.

What does 'irregular' mean in terms of shape or form?

a)

Not normal or usual; not following a regular pattern.

b)

Following a consistent and predictable pattern.

c)

Having a symmetrical and balanced shape.

d)

Conforming to standard geometric shapes.

15.

What do you call pictures or words painted or drawn on a wall, building, etc.?

a)

Mural

b)

Graffiti

c)

Poster

d)

Billboard