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WorksheetsESL FT1 Vocab Revision 1
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is the closest synonym?
crucial
A. unimportant
B. necessary
C. confusing
D. temporary
What is the closest synonym?
recovered
improved
disappeared
weakened
stopped
What is the closest synonym?
surroundings
animals
buildings
environment
temperature
What is the closest synonym?
spectacle
event
view
disaster
part of a flower that holds the petal
What is the closest synonym?
access
entrance
permission
road
warning
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POLLUTION
brightness
OH NO!
contamination
decoration
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VALUABLE
A. unhelpful
B. important
C. dangerous
D. cheap
What is the closest synonym?
SAFEGUARDS
destroys
protects
hides
changes
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CONCENTRATION
energy
focus
excitement
memory
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AMBIANCE
activities
friends
environment
tools
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REMINDERS
alarms
notes
decorations
tells
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CHALLENGING
boring
difficult
easy
relaxing
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DISCOURAGE
inspire
persuade
prevent
disappoint
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ANXIOUS
relaxed
worried
confused
lazy
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PRODUCTIVE
efficient
noisy
tired
patient
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STRAIGHTFORWARD
complicated
simple
strange
surprising
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RECOGNISABLE
unfamiliar
noticeable
artificial
selective
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VITAL
optional
doubtful
essential
moderate
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SUFFICIENT
limited
adequate
uncertain
rare
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BURROWS
shelters
pathways
barriers
traps
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EMERGE
retreat
appear
sink
rotate
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PREDATORS
protectors
hunters
observers
challengers
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RELATIVELY
approximately
unusually
quite
exactly
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DESIRABLE
unattractive
complicated
sought-after
rare
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SOCIAL
isolated
friendly
structured
outgoing
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CERTAIN
specific
doubtful
accidental
unknown
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HABITAT
personality
behaviour
natural environment
physical condition
The purpose of writing a report is to give information and suggestions to the reader
True
False
What will you write first in a report?
Key features
Introduction
Title
Conclusion
Reports should be written in _________ language.
Descriptive
Persuasive
Formal
Informal
A good report should use sub-headings to make the writing clear to the reader
True
False
In a report, the writer is presenting his/her findings inorder to suggest that something could be changed or improved
True
False
What does IGCSE stand for?
International GSCE certificate of Secondary Education
International General Certification of Second Education
International General Certificate of Secondary Education
Your IGCSE ESL report will be a mixture of...
Facts and opinions
Facts only
Opinions only
Opinions and suggestions
Suggestions only
What will be the register of a report?
slightly formal
very informal
informal
neutral
Should an IGCSE ESL report have a title?
A report conclusion should include_________________
(check all that apply)
Thesis
Recommendations
Solutions
Suggestions
Tangents
Formal reports should include:
Linking words
Contractions
Correct grammar and punctuation
Slang
The purpose of writing a report is to give information and suggestions to the reader
True
False
What is the word limit for writing a report?
120-150
100-150
150-200
200-250
What is a title?
A few words that grab reader's attention
A paragraph
The name of the author
Reports should be..
Objective
Subjective
Neither objective nor subjective
Both objective and subjective
What are the key concepts to consider in report writing?
Understanding the audience, defining the purpose, structuring the report, using clear language, providing evidence, and proofreading.
Ignoring the purpose, using complex language, skipping proofreading
Not structuring the report, providing vague evidence, using jargon
Overlooking the audience, using informal language, not providing evidence
Choose the phrases that may be used in writing an INTRODUCTION for you ESL Report Writing.
This report aims to outline…
The main purpose of this report is to examine…
This report was requested by…
Information was gathered through a questionnaire / interview / observation.
Choose the phrases that may be used in writing an INTRODUCTION for you ESL Report Writing.
This report aims to outline…
The main purpose of this report is to examine…
This report was requested by…
Information was gathered through a questionnaire / interview / observation.
Choose the phrases that may be used in writing FINDINGS for your ESL Report Writing.
The majority of students reported that…
A significant number mentioned that…
Almost half of the respondents stated…
Only a small minority said…
Choose the phrases that may be used in DESCRIBING PROBLEMS for your ESL Report Writing.
Several issues were identified.
Many students complained that…
The main concern raised was…
Participants suggested that…
Choose the phrases that may be used in GIVING SUGGESTIONS for your ESL Report Writing.
It was recommended that…
Participants suggested that…
Some students proposed improving…
To address these problems, the organisation could…
Choose the phrases that may be used in GIVING RECOMMENDATIONS for your ESL Report Writing.
It is recommended that the school should…
I would strongly suggest…
To address these problems, the organisation could…
The main concern raised was…
What parts should you include in your report?
introduction
body
conclusion
recommendation
all of these parts
What phrases could you use in the conclusion?
Choose two phrases.
All things considered, I believe that ...
On the whole I found that ...
The main aim of the report ...
In the first place ...
What phrases can you use in the recommendation section?
Choose three phrases.
I would like to suggest ...
I recommend...
I therefore suggest ...
To conclude ...
Subheadings in reports are not important as they confuse the reader.
True
False
There is always more than _______ way to look at an idea
two
many
one
solution
The ___________ to build a cinema has many ____________
advantages, proposal
suggestion, concern
idea, positives
proposal, advantages
Building a cinema __________ us with many great opportunities
will give
would give
will provide
would provide
_______ the other hand
In
On
Over
Through
_____________ a sports centre is also a good suggestion
Build
Building
To build
Construct
In this article, ___________ to explore the different points of view
I´d like
I´m going
I would like
I will
Some people _____________ a cinema because
would prefer
will prefer
preferred
like
Other inhabitants _____________ with this idea because
disagree
would disagree
reject
don´t want
Let´s _____________ some of the benefits
consider
think
look at
explore
A cinema _____________ provide a great opportunity to
would
will
wouldn´t
give
Some sports fans argue that staying healthy is _______________
essential
more important than watching films
less important than going to the cinema
an important lifestyle choice
One ______________ would be
benefit
nice thing
positive aspect
advantage
Experts say that we need to _____________ more
buy
sleep
relax
eat
Going to the cinema is _____________ and _______________
unnecessary, expensive
sociable, fun
joyful, interesting
strange, unpopular
Sports centres are an excellent place to ______________
meet friends
learn a new skill
practice a sport regularly
lower our blood pressure
Personally, I ________________ to have a new sports centre because
would love
will love
love
prefer
_____________ people should also be encouraged to
Depending on
Building
However
Unlikely
Sport helps us with our ___________ health too
brain
lifestyle
mind
mental
What are the 5ws?
Who, What, Went, Where, Weather
What, Went, Where, Weather, When
Who, What, When, Where, Why
Who, What, When, What ever, Went
What are the 5ws?
Who, What, Went, Where, Weather
What, Went, Where, Weather, When
Who, What, When, Where, Why
Who, What, When, What ever, Went
What will you write in the first paragraph?
people involved, chief guest, feedback
who, what, where and when
how and why
