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Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"Distinguish" means:

a)

Compare two things to find similarities

b)

Recognize or show the difference between things

c)

Make things look the same

d)

Ignore the difference between things

2.

"Entrenched" means:

a)

Recently created and easy to change

b)

Hidden but flexible

c)

Firmly established and difficult to change

d)

Slightly known but temporary

3.

"Price volatility" refers to:

a)

Stable and fixed prices

b)

Prices that stay constant for long periods

c)

The degree to which prices move up and down

d)

Prices that never change

4.

"Adverse" describes something:

a)

Positive and beneficial

b)

Negative or harmful

c)

Easy and natural

d)

Random and uncertain

5.

"Counter-intuitively" means:

a)

In a usual or expected way

b)

In a way opposite to what you would expect

c)

In a simple or direct way

d)

In a clear and logical way

6.

An "advert" is:

a)

A short form of advertisement

b)

A newspaper article

c)

A conversation

d)

A social meeting

7.

To "advertise" means to:

a)

Talk privately with customers

b)

Promote a product or service to the public

c)

Sell goods in secret

d)

Buy products from others

8.

"Underlying causes of" means:

a)

The main reasons behind a problem

b)

The results of a situation

c)

The solutions to a conflict

d)

The possible outcomes of change

9.

To "cause" something means:

a)

Stop it from happening

b)

Make something happen

c)

Explain it clearly

d)

Prevent it carefully

10.

"Drivers of" means:

a)

Factors or forces that influence something

b)

People who drive vehicles

c)

Workers in the field

d)

Obstacles preventing progress

11.

"Dependence" means:

a)

Freedom from others

b)

The state of relying on something

c)

The ability to control others

d)

A chance to lead people

12.

"Dependency" is:

a)

A short-term connection

b)

A long-term reliance

c)

A temporary need

d)

A chance to lead others

13.

What does "dependency" mean?

a)

A personal relationship

b)

Excessive or unhealthy reliance on something

c)

The act of working independently

d)

The act of working together

14.

A "dependent" person is someone who:

a)

Manages everything alone

b)

Needs support from others to survive

c)

Refuses help

d)

Lives completely isolated

15.

What does "transfer" mean?

a)

The act of moving something from one place to another

b)

A way to end communication

c)

A plan for the future

d)

The result of a project

16.

What is a "subsidy"?

a)

Tax collected from farmers

b)

Government financial support to lower costs

c)

Money given by banks for profit

d)

Insurance for expensive goods

17.

What does "compensate" mean?

a)

Avoid paying for loss

b)

Take something without permission

c)

Give money or goods to make up for damage

d)

Refuse to help after an accident

18.

What does "stranglehold" mean?

a)

Complete control that limits freedom

b)

A friendly partnership

c)

An open competition

d)

A peaceful agreement

19.

Who is a "beneficiary"?

a)

Receives advantages or profits from something

b)

Provides help to others

c)

Works as a volunteer

d)

Manages an organization

20.

Who is a "landowner"?

a)

A farmer working on rented land

b)

A person who owns land or property

c)

A government employee

d)

A construction worker

21.

Who are "non-farmer traders"?

a)

Farmers who grow crops

b)

People who buy and sell but don’t farm

c)

Local farm assistants

d)

Village landowners

22.

What is a "commodity"?

a)

A free service shared online

b)

A small personal item used daily

c)

A product or raw material that can be bought and sold

d)

A policy written by the government

23.

What does "finance" mean?

a)

The study of farming tools

b)

A rule about employee behavior

c)

The management of money or funds for business or personal use

d)

The exchange of ideas between companies

24.

What does "financial" describe?

a)

Related to physical strength

b)

Concerning social relationships

c)

Related to money, banking, or investment

d)

Focused on family connections

25.

What does "Financialised" mean?

a)

Made simple and easy to understand

b)

Affected by environmental change

c)

Made overly dependent on financial markets or systems

d)

Removed from financial control

26.

What does "Excessive" mean?

a)

Necessary and sufficient

b)

Too much or more than reasonable

c)

Limited or moderate

d)

Small but useful

27.

What does "Excessively" mean?

a)

Slightly or mildly

b)

To a degree that is too much or unreasonable

c)

In a calm and slow way

d)

To a fair and acceptable level

28.

What does "Insecurity" refer to?

a)

Confidence and stability

b)

Lack of safety or stability

c)

A system of protection

d)

A guarantee of success

29.

What does it mean to have "emphasised" something?

a)

Gave special importance or attention to it

b)

Repeated it many times without reason

c)

Ignored it during a discussion

d)

Removed it from the plan

30.

What does "Transparency" mean?

a)

Keeping plans secret from others

b)

Writing in a complex and confusing way

c)

Being open, honest, and easy to understand

d)

Avoiding all public discussions

31.

What does "Evidence" mean?

a)

An opinion shared by friends

b)

A list of instructions to follow

c)

Facts or information that show something is true

d)

A habit repeated over time

32.

What does "Evident" mean?

a)

Hidden and unclear

b)

Clear and easy to see or understand

c)

Sudden and surprising

d)

Hard to identify or define

33.

What does "Adequate" mean?

a)

Enough or satisfactory for a purpose

b)

More than necessary in quantity

c)

Poor in quality or amount

d)

Useless or incomplete

34.

What does "Contended" mean?

a)

To ask politely for help

b)

To argue or state strongly as a fact

c)

To stay silent and agree

d)

To stop trying in a discussion

35.

What does "Agribusiness" mean?

a)

Trade in digital products

b)

Companies that sell machinery only

c)

The business of producing and distributing farm goods

d)

Government aid for small industries

36.

What does "To be held responsible for" mean?

a)

To be praised for achievements

b)

To be officially accountable for something

c)

To be blamed for mistakes

d)

To be rewarded for success

37.

"Side effects" are:

a)

Main positive results of an action

b)

Unintended or secondary negative results

c)

Early signs of improvement

d)

Hidden benefits after success

38.

"Magnitude" means:

a)

The size, extent, or importance of something

b)

The smallest possible detail

c)

A change in position or movement

d)

A short and minor event

39.

"Frequency" refers to:

a)

The ability to measure distance

b)

The rate at which something happens or is repeated

c)

The number of people in an event

d)

The total weight of materials used

40.

"Unpredictability" means:

a)

The quality of being impossible to know in advance

b)

The ability to plan ahead easily

c)

The act of making accurate forecasts

d)

The result of a careful calculation

41.

"Resilient" means:

a)

Easily damaged and weak

b)

Always calm and quiet

c)

Able to recover quickly from difficulties

d)

Slow to respond to change

42.

An "executive" is:

a)

A person who performs on stage

b)

A person with senior managerial responsibility

c)

A worker who does basic labor

d)

A customer who buys goods

43.

A "peasant" is:

a)

A city merchant

b)

A poor farmer or smallholder

c)

A rich landowner

d)

A local politician

44.

To "diversify" means to:

a)

Limit all activities to one area

b)

Make or become more varied in type or range

c)

Stop producing different products

d)

Focus only on one goal

45.

"Autonomy" means:

a)

Support from outside control

b)

Shared leadership among groups

c)

The right or condition of self-government or independence

d)

Responsibility given by superiors

46.

"Autonomous" describes someone who:

a)

Relies fully on other people

b)

Acts without planning or thought

c)

Is independent and able to make decisions freely

d)

Works under direct supervision

47.

A "strategy" is:

a)

A sudden reaction to a problem

b)

A random method used once

c)

A plan designed to achieve a goal

d)

A way to avoid making decisions

48.

What does "cooperation" mean?

a)

Competing to win a reward

b)

Working together for a common purpose

c)

Acting without communication

d)

Doing work alone without help

49.

What does "cooperative" mean?

a)

Refusing to help others

b)

Involving mutual assistance and teamwork

c)

Relating to money and investment

d)

Unwilling to share responsibility

50.

What is a "co-operative"?

a)

A store run by government workers

b)

An organization owned and managed by its members

c)

A company without any employees

d)

A project controlled by one leader

51.

What does "enhance" mean?

a)

Hide or reduce something’s value

b)

Maintain something at the same level

c)

Improve or increase the quality or strength of something

d)

Stop something from growing further

52.

Who are "small-scale producers"?

a)

People who manage big corporations

b)

Traders who work in large markets

c)

Farmers who operate on a small family-based level

d)

Companies importing products from abroad

53.

What does "synchronise" mean?

a)

Separate two actions completely

b)

Make things happen at the same time or work together smoothly

c)

Delay one activity until later

d)

Mix things randomly without order

54.

What does "strengthen" mean?

a)

Make something stronger or more effective

b)

Change something to make it weaker

c)

Remove support from a system

d)

Leave something unfinished or incomplete

55.

What does "political" relate to?

a)

Sports and entertainment

b)

Education and art

c)

Government, power, or public affairs

d)

Family traditions and values

56.

What does "economic" relate to?

a)

Trade, industry, or money

b)

Music, arts, or culture

c)

Emotions and relationships

d)

Climate and geography

57.

What does "bargaining power" mean?

a)

The ability to remain silent in an argument

b)

The right to vote in public elections

c)

The ability to negotiate better terms or conditions

d)

The strength to compete physically

58.

What does "civil society" refer to?

a)

Government institutions

b)

Groups and organizations that represent citizens’ interests

c)

Military or police departments

d)

Large business corporations

59.

What is an "intermediary"?

a)

A person or group acting as a link between others

b)

Large business corporations

c)

Military or police departments

d)

A group of people working together

60.

What does the term "purchaser" mean?

a)

Someone who rents equipment

b)

A person who buys something

c)

A worker who sells items

d)

A visitor checking prices

61.

What does "to purchase" mean?

a)

Exchange gifts or favors

b)

Buy something for money

c)

Borrow something for free

d)

Store something safely

62.

What does "take advantage of" mean?

a)

Support others equally and fairly

b)

Use a situation or person unfairly for benefit

c)

Avoid helping people in need

d)

Miss a good opportunity

63.

What is an "advantage"?

a)

A problem that causes delay

b)

A loss in competition

c)

A favorable condition that helps success

d)

A risk that causes harm

64.

What does "to dictate" mean?

a)

Ask politely for advice

b)

Control or influence something by giving orders

c)

Suggest ideas without confidence

d)

Refuse to give any opinion

65.

What is a "subscription"?

a)

A letter sent by post

b)

An arrangement to receive something regularly for payment

c)

A one-time purchase of a product

d)

A free service provided by the government

66.

What does "to subscribe" mean?

a)

Write articles for a newspaper

b)

Pay to receive a service or publication regularly

c)

Deliver mail to companies

d)

Organize events for business

67.

What is a "guarantee"?

a)

A possibility that something might fail

b)

A promise that something will happen or be true

c)

A question about a business decision

d)

A suggestion without evidence

68.

What does "vulnerability" mean?

a)

The power to control others

b)

The state of being easily hurt or affected

c)

The skill of defending oneself strongly

d)

The habit of ignoring emotions