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BASIC VOCAB: EDUCATION

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Laptops are excellent learning.................... ; we can store information, take notes and write essays.

a)

utensils

b)

gadgets

c)

engines

d)

tools

2.

Students are encouraged to take .............of Chat GPT to do assignments.

a)

opportunity

b)

chance

c)

advantage

d)

duty

3.

His academic performance has improved significantly since he changed his learning ..............

a)

target

b)

ambition

c)

strategy

d)

attention

4.

In ...................classrooms, we can receive instant support from teachers and classmates.

a)

face-to-face

b)

immediate

c)

imaginary

d)

worthy

5.

It’s advisable for students to.............. lessons before class.

a)

revise

b)

prepare

c)

decide

d)

employ

6.

More students could attend university if tuition fees were more .................

a)

worthy

b)

available

c)

practical

d)

reasonable

7.

We can ..................comments and ideas with our classmates in online classes.

a)

deliver

b)

distribute

c)

exchange

d)

transit

8.

You need a valid high school ...............to gain university admission.

a)

licence

b)

degree

c)

résumé

d)

diploma

9.

Many university students struggle to ...............living expenses while working part-time.

a)

manage

b)

cover

c)

assess

d)

access

10.

Integrating virtual reality into history classes can stimulate students’ .............

a)

creativity

b)

dominance

c)

organisation

d)

responsibility

11.

Teachers can ...............students’ problem-solving skills by exposing them to complex issues.

a)

generate

b)

gather

c)

nurture

d)

establish

12.

We aim to provide a(n) .................learning experience to students by making use of AI.

a)

accessible

b)

traditional

c)

various

d)

interactive

13.

Some students.................. of the amount of homework they’re given, finding it unfair to do so much work before tests.

a)

disapprove

b)

influence

c)

depend

d)

consider

14.

Students should always be allowed to.................. their academic progress

a)

attach

b)

evaluate

c)

relate

d)

respond

15.

............vocational education instead of attending university after high school is no longer considered a stigma.

a)

Achieving

b)

Conducting

c)

Performing

d)

Pursuing

16.

Having consulted his parents and teachers, James made a .................decision about his future.

a)

minimal

b)

flexible

c)

respective

d)

sensible

17.

Not having formal.............. can make candidates less employable.

a)

qualifications

b)

purposes

c)

activities

d)

appointments

18.

An increasing number of school- ................ choose to take a gap year after graduation.

a)

guests

b)

leavers

c)

clients

d)

assistants

19.

Students need to ...................necessary skills to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

a)

appeal

b)

control

c)

acquire

d)

assume

20.

Several teens are under significant .................. to meet their parents’ expectations.

a)

relation

b)

pressure

c)

quality

d)

material

21.

With ..................... to the Internet and electronic devices, students can become successful independent learners.

a)

access

b)

habit

c)

agreement

d)

experience

22.

Taking a gap year between finishing school and starting university holds much ....................for students.

a)

requirement

b)

occassion

c)

demand

d)

appeal

23.

Higher education is suitable for those who want to get an academic .................

a)

degree

b)

licence

c)

paper

d)

certificate

24.

He was disappointed because he failed to meet all the ...............requirements for the university.

a)

path

b)

entry

c)

entrance

d)

passage

25.

University graduates who have an excellent record of academic performance are more likely to have an............. when applying for a job.

a)

assessment

b)

advantage

c)

achievement

d)

attainment

26.

Students can ....................practical work experience through an internship programme.

a)

process

b)

inform

c)

satisfy

d)

gain

27.

Susan was delighted when she was admitted to a prestigious educational .............

a)

vocation

b)

institution

c)

character

d)

journey

28.

Swimming should be made ...................at school so that students can learn basic swimming techniques.

a)

optional

b)

complicated

c)

serious

d)

compulsory

29.

Serving his apprenticeship at the local repair shop gave Jimmy ...............experience.

a)

hands-on

b)

high-paying

c)

good-looking

d)

well-prepared

30.

Using electronic gadgets in classrooms .................students from their lessons.

a)

focuses

b)

contrasts

c)

distracts

31.

Students’ ............thinking skills can be nurtured by encouraging open-ended questions.

a)

vocational

b)

critical

c)

informative

d)

successful

32.

Many students opt to pursue a bachelor’s ............... after finishing high school.

a)

certificate

b)

degree

c)

licence

d)

report

33.

Vocational training equips students with the practical skills needed to succeed in a particular ............

a)

plan

b)

sight

c)

trade

d)

line

34.

Thanks to her outstanding academic performance, Clare won a ............... to study in the UK.

a)

academy

b)

internship

c)

apprentice

d)

scholarship

35.

Through hard work, he managed to ..................a place at the university of his choice.

a)

protect

b)

establish

c)

secure

d)

form

36.

Taking a gap year before attending university helps................. students’ perspectives.

a)

broaden

b)

widen

c)

lengthen

d)

quicken

37.

It’s advisable for students to consult their parents and teachers about their careers so that they can make decisions.

a)

terrible

b)

informed

c)

affordable

d)

engaged

38.

Higher education’s qualifications are usually.................in many countries.

a)

realised

b)

developed

c)

appreciated

d)

contributed

39.

The school has made it ................for students to wear uniforms every day.

a)

reasonable

b)

professional

c)

traditional

d)

mandatory

40.

He ...............to one of the best universities in the country, but he was not successful.

a)

accepted

b)

applied

c)

denied

d)

approved

41.

Taking students on field trips provides them with the opportunity to.................their horizons.

a)

review

b)

gather

c)

expand

d)

reflect

42.

Distance learning offers great............ , making it a viable option for many students.

a)

comparison

b)

flexibility

c)

achievement

d)

origin

43.

The first few weeks at the college can be ............ , but with determination, freshmen can quickly feel more at ease.

a)

daunting

b)

interesting

c)

engaging

d)

fascinating

44.

Due to a tight budget, the school had no choice but to ................field trips.

a)

permit

b)

disapprove

c)

propose

d)

eliminate

45.

One of the primary goals of our training programme is to cultivate a ................ for learning among students.

a)

independence

b)

passion

c)

concentration

d)

trend

46.

Many parents hesitate to............... their children in the local school due to its poor reputation.

a)

appoint

b)

collect

c)

prepare

d)

enrol

47.

Students need to acquire ................knowledge and skills for higher education.

a)

dependent

b)

convenient

c)

popular

d)

essential

48.

Extracurricular activities students ..............with important skills such as teamwork and problem-solving.

a)

equip

b)

realise

c)

arrange

d)

invent

49.

The encouraging words from the teacher ....................the students’ confidence.

a)

reflected

b)

boosted

c)

acquired

d)

employed

50.

Educators believe that the primary..................of field trips is to offer students a unique learning experience.

a)

range

b)

awareness

c)

purpose

d)

effect

51.

Despite her old age, my grandmother continues to demonstrate her ................ to personal development by attending adult education classes.

a)

attendance

b)

performance

c)

domination

d)

commitment

52.

The library is an ideal place for self-study due to the minimal ..................compared to home.

a)

distractions

b)

aspects

c)

qualities

d)

influences

53.

Adults who decide to embark on their learning journey again often face many ................

a)

hardships

b)

attitudes

c)

incidents

d)

requirements

54.

Participating in field trips............... students’ learning experiences.

a)

values

b)

acquires

c)

prefers

d)

enriches

55.

As people age, .................. motivation for learning becomes increasingly challenging.

a)

broadening

b)

informing

c)

maintaining

d)

revising

56.

Becoming an independent learner requires a lot of ................and motivation.

a)

self-study

b)

self-discipline

c)

self-image

d)

self-employment

57.

Lifelong learners may occasionally feel................., but with determination, they can swiftly regain their confidence.

a)

discouraged

b)

comfortable

c)

pleasant

d)

reliable

58.

In virtual classes, students can readily receive ..................support from their teachers.

a)

capable

b)

original

c)

immediate

d)

advanced

59.

Today’s education emphasises the importance of enabling students to learn at their own.............

a)

rate

b)

beat

c)

pace

d)

range

60.

Lifelong learning is entirely............... , yet without self-discipline, learners can quickly lose motivation.

a)

potential

b)

voluntary

c)

creative

d)

competitive