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Worksheetscam 17 test 1,2
Total questions: 155
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
childlike
a)
Worldly and experienced in behavior.
b)
Innocent and simple in nature.
c)
Cynical and jaded in perspective.
d)
Mature and complex in nature.
2.
abandon
a)
to leave behind or give up on something
b)
to cherish and hold onto something
c)
to improve or enhance something
d)
to abandon a physical location only
3.
constrain
a)
To ignore or overlook.
b)
To limit or restrict.
c)
To enhance or improve.
d)
To expand or grow.
4.
operate
a)
to cease functioning
b)
to analyze data
c)
to create a plan
d)
to perform a function or action
5.
carry out
a)
perform or execute
b)
halt or stop
c)
abandon or forsake
d)
ignore or neglect
6.
conduct
a)
to restrict or limit an activity
b)
to observe without interference
c)
to perform a task independently
d)
to lead or guide an activity
7.
provenance
a)
Origin or source of something.
b)
Destination of an object.
c)
Historical significance of an item.
d)
Quality or condition of a product.
8.
birth place
a)
The location where a person was born.
b)
The place where a person lives now.
c)
The location of a person's last vacation.
d)
The city where a person currently works.
9.
antonyms of "precise"
a)
ambiguous
b)
vague
c)
exact
d)
accurate
10.
objective
a)
Outcome or result
b)
Goal or purpose
c)
Intention or desire
d)
Aim or target
11.
refrain
a)
persistent
b)
desist
c)
abstain
d)
renounce
12.
preposterous
a)
laughable
b)
ridiculous
c)
silly
d)
monotonous
13.
groundbreaking
a)
Mundane or ordinary.
b)
Outdated or obsolete.
c)
Traditional or conventional.
d)
Innovative or pioneering.
14.
vague
a)
Clear and precise
b)
Specific and detailed
c)
Well-defined and exact
d)
Ambiguous or unclear
15.
quote
a)
Interpretation of context is key.
b)
Interpretation is unnecessary.
c)
Quotes have no meaning.
d)
Context is irrelevant.
16.
fundamentally
a)
Fundamentally means at the most basic level.
b)
Fundamentally is a synonym for complicated.
c)
Fundamentally means something is unimportant.
d)
Fundamentally refers to a superficial aspect.
17.
banal
a)
innovative and exciting
b)
highly original
c)
extremely captivating
d)
lacking originality; boring
18.
ingenious
a)
simple and uncreative
b)
ordinary and dull
c)
common and predictable
d)
clever and inventive
19.
inventive
a)
creative
b)
ordinary
c)
unimaginative
d)
standard
20.
give the lie to
a)
to accept without question
b)
to expose as false
c)
to support as true
d)
to ignore completely
21.
affix
a)
attach
b)
fasten
c)
stick
d)
separate
22.
serendipity
a)
luck
b)
Fortuity
c)
Misfortune
d)
fate
23.
mishap
a)
A minor inconvenience that is easily resolved.
b)
An unfortunate accident or incident.
c)
A fortunate event or celebration.
d)
A planned and successful operation.
24.
coincide
a)
To overlap in meaning only.
b)
To occur at the same time or place.
c)
To be unrelated or separate.
d)
To happen at different times.
25.
antonym of "modification"
a)
Alteration
b)
Adjustment
c)
Change
d)
retention
26.
anticipate
a)
to expect or predict
b)
to remember or recall
c)
to analyze or evaluate
d)
to ignore or overlook
27.
shrewd
a)
Indifferent or apathetic towards problems.
b)
Astute or sharp in practical matters.
c)
Uninformed or lacking knowledge about issues.
d)
Naive or gullible in decision-making.
28.
cunning
a)
Cunning means being simple and unassuming.
b)
Cunning is a term for being naive and gullible.
c)
Cunning refers to being straightforward and honest.
d)
Cunning means being clever and deceitful.
29.
extensive
a)
superficial
b)
limited
c)
large-scale
d)
narrow
30.
methodical
a)
random
b)
systematic
c)
chaotic
d)
haphazard
31.
conduct
a)
to perform a musical piece
b)
to lead a group discussion
c)
to conduct a survey on opinions
d)
to lead or carry out an activity
32.
confer
a)
to summarize or conclude
b)
to refuse or deny
c)
to grant or discuss
d)
to ignore or overlook
33.
stirrup
a)
A device used in riding to support a rider's foot.
b)
A part of a musical instrument.
c)
A type of horse saddle.
d)
A tool for measuring distance.
34.
domain
a)
The graphical representation of a function.
b)
The set of possible input values for a function.
c)
The constant value of a function.
d)
The range of values a function can output.
35.
thrive
a)
to wither or decline
b)
to grow or develop well
c)
to remain stagnant
d)
to be unproductive
36.
flourish
a)
to be ignored by others
b)
to grow or develop successfully
c)
to remain stagnant
d)
to wither and die
37.
prosper
a)
succeed
b)
fail
c)
struggle
d)
decline
38.
pave the way for
a)
to create obstacles for something
b)
to prepare for something or make it easier to happen
c)
to ignore the preparation for something
d)
to complicate a situation
39.
arbitrary
a)
based on majority opinion
b)
fixed or predetermined
c)
influenced by external factors
d)
random or based on personal choice
40.
haphazard
a)
random or careless
b)
organized and meticulous
c)
deliberate and intentional
d)
planned and structured
41.
organism
a)
A type of plant.
b)
A non-living thing.
c)
A fictional character.
d)
A living entity.
42.
glean
a)
to ignore information completely
b)
to collect information all at once
c)
to analyze data without gathering
d)
to gather information or material bit by bit
43.
communal
a)
belonging to an individual
b)
exclusive to a group
c)
private and personal
d)
shared by a community
44.
make something of something/someone
a)
To destroy the significance of something or someone.
b)
To create something from nothing.
c)
To ignore the value of someone or something.
d)
To derive value or significance from someone or something.
45.
conceive
a)
to create a physical object
b)
to form or devise in the mind
c)
to imagine a future event
d)
to understand a concept
46.
conceive
a)
To create a physical object.
b)
To destroy an idea.
c)
To ignore a thought.
d)
To form or devise in the mind.
47.
noteworthy
a)
Not worthy of attention
b)
Noteworthy means deserving attention or notice.
c)
Commonplace and unremarkable
d)
Unimportant and easily overlooked
48.
striking
a)
Striking can mean visually impressive or to hit.
b)
Striking is a term used in cooking.
c)
Striking means to create a sound.
d)
Striking refers to a type of dance.
49.
postulate
a)
A question that requires a detailed answer.
b)
A statement assumed to be true without proof.
c)
A proven theory based on extensive research.
d)
A hypothesis that is widely accepted without evidence.
50.
theorize
a)
to form a theory
b)
to reject a hypothesis
c)
to summarize findings
d)
to analyze data
51.
hypothesize
a)
To propose a tentative explanation or theory.
b)
To reject all previous explanations.
c)
To summarize existing theories.
d)
To provide a definitive answer.
52.
assume
a)
Assumed conclusion based on the given premise.
b)
Assumed facts without evidence.
c)
Concluded without any premises.
d)
Drew a conclusion from unrelated information.
53.
unheralded
a)
not recognized or acclaimed
b)
widely celebrated
c)
publicly acknowledged
d)
famous and well-known
54.
cumulative
a)
aggregate
b)
subtilize
c)
, accumulative
d)
growing
55.
destabilize
a)
undermine
b)
weaken
c)
threaten
d)
corroborant
56.
duly
a)
in a careless manner
b)
without any regard
c)
in a haphazard way
d)
in accordance with what is required or appropriate
57.
monumental
a)
colossal
b)
gigantic
c)
massive
d)
tiny
58.
endeavor
a)
to succeed without effort
b)
to try hard to achieve something
c)
to avoid challenges
d)
to give up easily
59.
the realm of
a)
fame or recognition
b)
knowledge or influence
c)
wealth or status
d)
power or authority
60.
misrepresent
a)
To analyze data without bias.
b)
To summarize information clearly and concisely.
c)
To present false or misleading information.
d)
To provide accurate and truthful information.
61.
pop into one’s head
a)
to suddenly think of something
b)
to plan something in advance
c)
to ignore a thought completely
d)
to forget something important
62.
spontaneously
a)
impulsively
b)
deliberately
c)
naturally
d)
suddenly
63.
pivotal
a)
secondary
b)
crucial or central
c)
unimportant
d)
insignificant
64.
conventional
a)
innovative
b)
traditional
c)
novel
d)
modern
65.
lesser-known
a)
Commonly known and popular
b)
Lesser-known refers to something that is not widely recognized or famous.
c)
Widely recognized and famous
d)
Obscure and unimportant
66.
disregard
a)
ignore
b)
neglect
c)
recognize
d)
acknowledge
67.
exclusive
a)
inclusive
b)
unique
c)
common
d)
exceptional
68.
abstract
a)
An abstract is a full-length article.
b)
An abstract is a detailed analysis of a topic.
c)
An abstract is a summary of a larger work.
d)
An abstract is a list of references for a research paper.
69.
brilliance
a)
outstanding ability
b)
genius
c)
dullness
d)
mastermind
70.
sheer
a)
pure
b)
half-hearted
c)
complete
d)
absolute
71.
inventive
a)
standard
b)
creative
c)
ordinary
d)
unimaginative
72.
pioneering
a)
Traditional or conventional
b)
Outdated or obsolete
c)
Innovative or groundbreaking
d)
Mundane or ordinary
73.
reveal
a)
to hide or conceal
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to confuse or mislead
d)
to make known or visible
74.
expose
a)
to hide or conceal
b)
to ignore or neglect
c)
to complicate or confuse
d)
to reveal or uncover
75.
disclose
a)
to summarize or condense
b)
to hide or keep secret
c)
to ignore or overlook
d)
to reveal or make known
76.
thrive
a)
failure
b)
succeed
c)
prosper
d)
flourish
77.
be catapulted into something
a)
to be launched into a new career
b)
to be thrown into a competition
c)
to be suddenly thrust into a situation
d)
to be placed in a difficult position
78.
have sb’s eye on
a)
to ignore someone completely
b)
to be indifferent to something
c)
to have a casual glance at something
d)
to be interested in someone or something
79.
obscure
a)
not well known or hidden
b)
well known and popular
c)
easily accessible
d)
clearly visible
80.
viable
a)
ineffective in practice
b)
not suitable for use
c)
unable to function
d)
capable of working successfully
81.
compact
a)
flexibility
b)
compressed
c)
solid
d)
dense
82.
mature
a)
ripe
b)
immature
c)
underdeveloped
d)
full-grown
83.
sprawling
a)
spreading
b)
expansive
c)
extensive
d)
limitary
84.
extent
a)
a type of measurement
b)
degree or scope of something
c)
amount of money
d)
a specific location
85.
partial
a)
restricted
b)
incomplete
c)
limited
d)
constrain
86.
devastate
a)
ruin
b)
demolish
c)
destroy
d)
guard
87.
aromatic
a)
perfumed
b)
sweet-smelling
c)
stink
d)
fragrant
88.
cultivate
a)
to decorate land with ornaments
b)
to prepare and use land for crops or to foster growth
c)
to harvest crops from the field
d)
to plant flowers in a garden
89.
probable
a)
improbable
b)
unlikely
c)
doubtful
d)
likely
90.
pigment ( từ này rất hay, sai chép 20 lần )
a)
Pigment is a substance that gives color.
b)
Pigment is a form of energy.
c)
Pigment is a type of animal.
d)
Pigment is a chemical reaction.
91.
antique
a)
ancient
b)
modern
c)
contemporary
d)
historical
92.
sustain
a)
to support or maintain
b)
to confuse or mislead
c)
to ignore or neglect
d)
to destroy or eliminate
93.
reinstate
a)
reintroduce
b)
discontinue
c)
terminate
d)
suspend
94.
assortment
a)
A single item or product.
b)
A random selection of items.
c)
A specific type of item or category.
d)
A collection or variety of items.
95.
mimic ( từ này rất hay, sai chép 20 lần nốt )
a)
To create something new and original.
b)
To imitate or copy someone or something.
c)
To destroy or eliminate something.
d)
To analyze and critique someone's work.
96.
imitate
a)
mimic
b)
duplicate
c)
impersonate
d)
ake off
97.
edible
a)
poisonous
b)
unhealthy
c)
safe to eat
d)
inedible
98.
devastate
a)
to create a sense of calm
b)
to enhance beauty and appeal
c)
to cause severe and overwhelming shock or grief; to cause great destruction or damage.
d)
to promote happiness and joy
99.
resistant
a)
unaffected
b)
delicate
c)
resilient
d)
tolerant,
100.
domestication
a)
Domestication is the act of preserving wild species in their natural habitat.
b)
Domestication refers to the natural evolution of species in the wild.
c)
Domestication is the process of adapting wild species for human use.
d)
Domestication is the process of creating new wild species.
101.
alluring
a)
ordinary or plain
b)
unappealing or dull
c)
repulsive or unattractive
d)
attractive or charming
102.
deliberately
a)
accidentally
b)
unintentionally
c)
randomly
d)
intentionally
103.
rely on
a)
bank on
b)
hinge on ( từ này siêu hay nhé )
c)
depend on
d)
count on
104.
reassemble
a)
reunite
b)
congregate
c)
reconvene
d)
detached
105.
decipher
a)
To convert a coded message into understandable language.
b)
To translate a message into a different language.
c)
To analyze the structure of a language.
d)
To create a secret code for communication.
106.
bargain
a)
negotiate
b)
discuss
c)
reach a deal
d)
deal
107.
institution
a)
organization
b)
establishment
c)
particular
d)
establishment
108.
miscellaneous
a)
scanty
b)
diverse
c)
,assorted
d)
various
109.
acquire
a)
receive
b)
obtain
c)
collect
d)
purchase
110.
rescue
a)
free
b)
ignore
c)
liberate
d)
save
111.
premise
a)
Insufficient information to provide an answer.
b)
The premise is irrelevant to the question.
c)
The premise provides a definitive answer.
d)
The premise is clear and complete.
112.
pillage
a)
To negotiate a peace treaty.
b)
To gather resources for a community.
c)
To celebrate a victory in battle.
d)
To rob or plunder, especially during a conflict.
113.
hoard
a)
Hoard is a term used in mathematics to describe a specific equation.
b)
Hoard is a noun and a verb that means to accumulate and store away valuable items.
c)
Hoard refers to a style of painting popular in the 18th century.
d)
Hoard is a type of fish found in the ocean.
114.
pile
a)
A single item placed on the ground.
b)
A method of cooking food.
c)
A collection of items stacked together.
d)
A type of clothing worn in winter.
115.
asset
a)
An asset is a type of liability.
b)
An asset is a form of debt.
c)
An asset is a non-tangible expense.
d)
An asset is a resource with economic value.
116.
supposedly
a)
apparently
b)
undoubtedly
c)
allegedly
d)
evidently
117.
cache
a)
accumulation
b)
supply
c)
collection
118.
withstand ( sai 20 lần )
a)
to resist or endure
b)
to ignore or avoid
c)
to break or shatter
d)
to forget or dismiss
119.
resist
a)
to withstand or oppose
b)
to embrace or accept
c)
to encourage or support
d)
to ignore or neglect
120.
conjecture
a)
A conjecture is an unproven statement that is believed to be true.
b)
A conjecture is a statement that is always false.
c)
A conjecture is a mathematical theorem that has been verified.
d)
A conjecture is a proven fact that is universally accepted.
121.
carve
a)
to shape or cut something from a material
b)
to decorate a surface with paint
c)
to assemble parts into a whole
d)
to destroy or break apart something
122.
permutation
a)
Permutation refers to the total number of items available.
b)
Permutation is the selection of items without regard to order.
c)
Permutation refers to the arrangement of items in a specific order.
d)
Permutation is a mathematical operation involving addition.
123.
sectarian
a)
rigid
b)
sectional
c)
religious
d)
common
124.
interpretation
a)
The act of explaining or making sense of something.
b)
The act of summarizing a text.
c)
A method of analyzing data.
d)
The process of gathering information.
125.
siege
a)
obstruction
b)
barrier
c)
blockade
d)
hardness
126.
occupant
a)
A person or entity residing in a space.
b)
An organization that manages a building.
c)
A temporary visitor in a location.
d)
A person who owns a property.
127.
devout
a)
Devout is synonymous with skepticism about faith.
b)
Devout means deeply religious or devoted to a particular faith.
c)
Devout refers to a casual interest in spirituality.
d)
Devout means indifferent to religion.
128.
sincere
a)
dishonest
b)
genuine
c)
fake
d)
earnest
129.
prevailing
a)
uncommon or unusual
b)
dominant or most common
c)
temporary or fleeting
d)
rare or least common
130.
dispute
a)
agreement
b)
disagreement
c)
consensus
d)
harmony
131.
constitute
a)
To analyze or interpret data.
b)
To destroy or eliminate something.
c)
To make up or form something.
d)
To create a new law.
132.
comprise
a)
to include
b)
to exclude
c)
to summarize
d)
to consist of
133.
relic
a)
An object of historical or cultural significance that has survived from an earlier time.
b)
A fictional object from a popular movie.
c)
A type of ancient currency used in trade.
d)
A modern artifact with no historical value.
134.
niggle
a)
A slight worry or discomfort.
b)
A minor physical injury.
c)
A major life decision.
d)
A type of food preparation.
135.
do justice to sb/sth
a)
To treat someone with disdain.
b)
To ignore someone's needs completely.
c)
To treat someone or something fairly and with respect.
d)
To evaluate someone based on their appearance.
136.
subterfuge
a)
honesty or transparency
b)
deception or trickery
c)
clarity or straightforwardness
d)
sincerity or truthfulness
137.
deception
a)
artifice
b)
trick
c)
dishonesty
d)
fraud
138.
acquire
a)
purchase
b)
receive
c)
obtain
d)
collect
139.
tantalising
a)
Tantalising means tempting or teasing.
b)
Tantalising is a synonym for boring.
c)
Tantalising refers to a type of fruit.
d)
Tantalising means boring or dull.
140.
regime
a)
A type of economic policy.
b)
A method of cooking food.
c)
A style of painting.
d)
A system of government or management.
141.
fierce
a)
violent
b)
aggressive
c)
brutal
d)
gentle
142.
fugitive
a)
keeper
b)
absconder
c)
runaway
d)
escapee
143.
impartial
a)
One-sided and unfair
b)
Subjective and opinionated
c)
Partial and biased
d)
Fair and unbiased
144.
deftly
a)
awkwardly
b)
skillfully
c)
clumsily
d)
ineptly
145.
steers clear of
a)
embrace
b)
confront
c)
engage
d)
avoid
146.
pass sth on
a)
To transmit or relay information to another person.
b)
To delete information from a database.
c)
To summarize information in a report.
d)
To ignore information completely.
147.
hand sth down
a)
to inherit wealth without any conditions
b)
to refuse to share knowledge
c)
to create new traditions from scratch
d)
to pass on or transmit (knowledge, traditions, possessions) from one generation to another
148.
pull off
a)
to succeed in doing something difficult
b)
to fail at something easy
c)
to remove something from a list
d)
to pull something towards you
149.
appoint
a)
assign a job or role
b)
delegate a task
c)
remove from a position
d)
promote to a higher rank
150.
depict
a)
to confuse or mislead
b)
to represent or show something
c)
to ignore or overlook something
d)
to illustrate a concept
151.
portray
a)
to confuse or mix up
b)
to simplify or reduce
c)
to ignore or overlook
d)
to depict or represent
152.
set in train
a)
to initiate or organize a process
b)
to ignore or overlook a situation
c)
to confuse or mislead someone
d)
to delay or postpone an event
153.
bolt
a)
A type of electrical connector.
b)
A tool for measuring length.
c)
A type of fabric used in clothing.
d)
A fastener used to hold objects together.
154.
appalled
a)
pleased
b)
indifferent
c)
excited
d)
shocked or horrified
155.
beneath your dignity
a)
It describes a situation of great honor.
b)
It signifies a high level of respect.
c)
It indicates a noble action.
d)
It refers to actions or situations unworthy of one's status.
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