WorksheetsUnit 8 RW - Vocab & Meaning in context
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
"The beautiful marble sculpture had an impressive appearance because of its solid material."
What is a SYNONYM for the noun 'appearance'?
Smell
Look
Sound
Taste
"During the large cultural event, the audience watched the traditional folk dance on the stage."
What is a SYNONYM for the noun 'audience'?
Performers
Organizers
Spectators
Architects
A new project aims to encourage people with a disability by giving them an opportunity to learn painting.
What is a SYNONYM for the verb 'encourage'?
Criticize
Support
Disappear
Last
"The musician used a traditional instrument to perform a lively piece of music."
What is an ANTONYM (opposite) for the adjective 'lively'?
Active
Fun
Quiet
Recent
"I watched a recent documentary about Islamic art."
What is a synonym for the adjective 'recent'?
Old
New
Traditional
Permanent
"She used bright material to decorate her room in a permanent way."
What is an antonym (opposite) for the adjective 'permanent'?
Solid
Temporary
Forever
Public
"I use art as a way to escape from a difficult situation; it's a temporary relief."
What is an antonym (opposite) for the adjective 'temporary'?
Solid
Permanent
Forever
Public
"I use art as a way to escape from a difficult situation; it's a temporary relief."
What is a synonym for the verb 'escape'?
Avoid
Argue
Protect
Connect
"The skills of traditional calligraphy are passed from one generation to the next, which means the art form is being learned constantly."
What is a synonym for the adverb 'constantly'?
Rarely
Quietly
Continuously
Suddenly
A message written in sand will only last for a short time and then disappear.
What is a synonym for the verb 'disappear'?
Appear
Continue
Be gone
Solidify
It is important to treat all cultural material with respect in a public setting.
What is an antonym (opposite) for the adjective 'public'?
International
Solid
Private
Traditional
What is the correct noun form of the adjective 'able' (to mean the power or skill to do something)?
Ablement
Ableous
Ability
Ableive
The noun for how well-liked something is, from the adjective 'popular':
A. Popularent
B. Populous
C. Popularity
D. Popularment
What is the correct noun form of the adjective 'possible'?
Possiblement
Possibleness
Possibility
Possibous
The noun that means the state of being accountable for something, from the adjective 'responsible':
Responsiblement
Responsibility
Responsibleness
Responsibous
What is the correct noun form of the adjective 'similar' (meaning the state of being like something else)?
Similarment
Similarness
Similarity
Similative
"The artist finished the portrait in only one hour; it was a piece of cake."
What does the idiom 'piece of cake' mean?
It was expensive.
It was a dessert.
It was very easy.
It was delicious.
"The student has a big exam tomorrow, so he needs to hit the books tonight."
What does the idiom 'hit the books' mean?
To buy new books.
To throw books.
To study hard.
To close the books.
"I'm sorry, I cannot go to the art event today. I feel under the weather."
What does the idiom 'feel under the weather' mean?
To be very happy.
To be outside.
To feel sick.
To feel excited.
"Everyone was on cloud nine after their team won the international sports event."
What does the idiom 'on cloud nine' mean?
To be stressed.
To be extremely happy.
To be in the sky.
To be temporarily sad.
"I was so excited to buy the new sculpture, but the seller told me to hold your horses because it wasn't ready yet."
What does the idiom 'hold your horses' mean?
Wait and be patient.
Hurry up.
Buy a horse.
Run away quickly.
"My grandfather is so kind and generous; he truly has a heart of gold."
Hint: القلب الأبيض
What does the idiom 'a heart of gold' mean?
To be rich.
To be cold and unfriendly.
To be very kind and good.
To be brave.
"The municipality decided to turn a deaf ear to the public's complaints about traffic."
Hint: أذن من طين وأذن من عجين
What does the idiom 'turn a deaf ear' mean?
To listen carefully.
To refuse to listen or ignore.
To be very noisy.
To hear a secret.
"He doesn't need to work hard because he was born with a silver spoon in their mouth."
Hint: ياكل بملعقة من ذهب
What does the idiom 'born with a silver spoon in their mouth' mean?
To be a great cook.
To be born into a rich family.
To be very hungry.
To be a silver collector.
"You should stay inside today! Look outside, it's raining cats and dogs!"
What does the idiom 'raining cats and dogs' mean?
Only a little rain.
Raining very heavily.
The sun is shining.
It is snowing.
"Don't try to have a conversation with him; he's a cold fish and won't answer you."
What does the idiom 'he's a cold fish' mean?
He loves to swim.
He is always sick.
He is unfriendly.
He is very kind.
________ the artist was traveling in Europe, she found inspiration for her next sculpture.
While
During
When she was
For
"The museum was closed for three years. _____________, the entire building was decorated with new paintings."
When
During that time
Since
First
"I learned about the importance of traditional instruments ________ a young student."
when I was
since
while I
during that time
"The art event was very long. The students took a break ________ the presentation was happening."
while
during
after
in
"________ my grandfather was an engineer, he loved to paint pictures of his old instrument."
Before
So
But
During
Tottenham won the Europa League _______ more than 10 years without a trophy.
before
after
when
during that time
