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ESL FT1 Vocab Revision 1

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the closest synonym?
crucial

a)

A. unimportant

b)

B. necessary

c)

C. confusing

d)

D. temporary

2.

What is the closest synonym?
recovered

a)

improved

b)

disappeared

c)

weakened

d)

stopped

3.

What is the closest synonym?

surroundings

a)

animals

b)

buildings

c)

environment

d)

temperature

4.

What is the closest synonym?

spectacle

a)

event

b)

view

c)

disaster

d)

part of a flower that holds the petal

5.

What is the closest synonym?

access

a)

entrance

b)

permission

c)

road

d)

warning

6.

What is the closest synonym?

POLLUTION

a)

brightness

b)

OH NO!

c)

contamination

d)

decoration

7.

What is the closest synonym?

VALUABLE

a)

A. unhelpful

b)

B. important

c)

C. dangerous

d)

D. cheap

8.

What is the closest synonym?

SAFEGUARDS

a)

destroys

b)

protects

c)

hides

d)

changes

9.

What is the closest synonym?

CONCENTRATION

a)

energy

b)

focus

c)

excitement

d)

memory

10.

What is the closest synonym?

AMBIANCE

a)

activities

b)

friends

c)

environment

d)

tools

11.

What is the closest synonym?

REMINDERS

a)

alarms

b)

notes

c)

decorations

d)

tells

12.

What is the closest synonym?

CHALLENGING

a)

boring

b)

difficult

c)

easy

d)

relaxing

13.

What is the closest synonym?

DISCOURAGE

a)

inspire

b)

persuade

c)

prevent

d)

disappoint

14.

What is the closest synonym?

ANXIOUS

a)

relaxed

b)

worried

c)

confused

d)

lazy

15.

What is the closest synonym?

PRODUCTIVE

a)

efficient

b)

noisy

c)

tired

d)

patient

16.

What is the closest synonym?
STRAIGHTFORWARD

a)

complicated

b)

simple

c)

strange

d)

surprising

17.

What is the closest synonym?

RECOGNISABLE

a)

unfamiliar

b)

noticeable

c)

artificial

d)

selective

18.

What is the closest synonym?

VITAL

a)

optional

b)

doubtful

c)

essential

d)

moderate

19.

What is the closest synonym?

SUFFICIENT

a)

limited

b)

adequate

c)

uncertain

d)

rare

20.

What is the closest synonym?

BURROWS

a)

shelters

b)

pathways

c)

barriers

d)

traps

21.

What is the closest synonym?

EMERGE

a)

retreat

b)

appear

c)

sink

d)

rotate

22.

What is the closest synonym?

PREDATORS

a)

protectors

b)

hunters

c)

observers

d)

challengers

23.

What is the closest synonym?

RELATIVELY

a)

approximately

b)

unusually

c)

quite

d)

exactly

24.

What is the closest synonym?

DESIRABLE

a)

unattractive

b)

complicated

c)

sought-after

d)

rare

25.

What is the closest synonym?

SOCIAL

a)

isolated

b)

friendly

c)

structured

d)

outgoing

26.

What is the closest synonym?

CERTAIN

a)

specific

b)

doubtful

c)

accidental

d)

unknown

27.

What is the closest synonym?

HABITAT

a)

personality

b)

behaviour

c)

natural environment

d)

physical condition

28.

The purpose of writing a report is to give information and suggestions to the reader

a)

True

b)

False

29.

What will you write first in a report?

a)

Key features

b)

Introduction

c)

Title

d)

Conclusion

30.

Reports should be written in _________ language.

a)

Descriptive

b)

Persuasive

c)

Formal

d)

Informal

31.

A good report should use sub-headings to make the writing clear to the reader

a)

True

b)

False

32.

In a report, the writer is presenting his/her findings inorder to suggest that something could be changed or improved

a)

True

b)

False

33.

What does IGCSE stand for?

a)

International GSCE certificate of Secondary Education

b)

International General Certification of Second Education

c)

International General Certificate of Secondary Education

34.

Your IGCSE ESL report will be a mixture of...

a)

Facts and opinions

b)

Facts only

c)

Opinions only

d)

Opinions and suggestions

e)

Suggestions only

35.

What will be the register of a report?

a)

slightly formal

b)

very informal

c)

informal

d)

neutral

36.

Should an IGCSE ESL report have a title?

a)
No.
b)
Yes
37.

A report conclusion should include_________________

(check all that apply)

a)

Thesis

b)

Recommendations

c)

Solutions

d)

Suggestions

e)

Tangents

38.

Formal reports should include:

a)

Linking words

b)

Contractions

c)

Correct grammar and punctuation

d)

Slang

39.

The purpose of writing a report is to give information and suggestions to the reader

a)

True

b)

False

40.

What is the word limit for writing a report?

a)

120-150

b)

100-150

c)

150-200

d)

200-250

41.

What is a title?

a)

A few words that grab reader's attention

b)

A paragraph

c)

The name of the author

42.

Reports should be..

a)

Objective

b)

Subjective

c)

Neither objective nor subjective

d)

Both objective and subjective

43.

What are the key concepts to consider in report writing?

a)

Understanding the audience, defining the purpose, structuring the report, using clear language, providing evidence, and proofreading.

b)

Ignoring the purpose, using complex language, skipping proofreading

c)

Not structuring the report, providing vague evidence, using jargon

d)

Overlooking the audience, using informal language, not providing evidence

44.

Choose the phrases that may be used in writing an INTRODUCTION for you ESL Report Writing.

a)
  • This report aims to outline…

b)
  • The main purpose of this report is to examine…

c)
  • This report was requested by…

d)
  • Information was gathered through a questionnaire / interview / observation.

45.

Choose the phrases that may be used in writing an INTRODUCTION for you ESL Report Writing.

a)
  • This report aims to outline…

b)
  • The main purpose of this report is to examine…

c)
  • This report was requested by…

d)
  • Information was gathered through a questionnaire / interview / observation.

46.

Choose the phrases that may be used in writing FINDINGS for your ESL Report Writing.

a)
  • The majority of students reported that…

b)
  • A significant number mentioned that…

c)
  • Almost half of the respondents stated…

d)
  • Only a small minority said…

47.

Choose the phrases that may be used in DESCRIBING PROBLEMS for your ESL Report Writing.

a)
  • Several issues were identified.

b)
  • Many students complained that…

c)
  • The main concern raised was…

d)
  • Participants suggested that…

48.

Choose the phrases that may be used in GIVING SUGGESTIONS for your ESL Report Writing.

a)
  • It was recommended that…

b)
  • Participants suggested that…

c)
  • Some students proposed improving…

d)
  • To address these problems, the organisation could…

49.

Choose the phrases that may be used in GIVING RECOMMENDATIONS for your ESL Report Writing.

a)
  • It is recommended that the school should…

b)
  • I would strongly suggest…

c)
  • To address these problems, the organisation could…

d)
  • The main concern raised was…

50.

What parts should you include in your report?

a)

introduction

b)

body

c)

conclusion

d)

recommendation

e)

all of these parts

51.

What phrases could you use in the conclusion?

Choose two phrases.

a)

All things considered, I believe that ...

b)

On the whole I found that ...

c)

The main aim of the report ...

d)

In the first place ...

52.

What phrases can you use in the recommendation section?

Choose three phrases.

a)

I would like to suggest ...

b)

I recommend...

c)

I therefore suggest ...

d)

To conclude ...

53.

Subheadings in reports are not important as they confuse the reader.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

There is always more than _______ way to look at an idea

a)

two

b)

many

c)

one

d)

solution

55.

The ___________ to build a cinema has many ____________

a)

advantages, proposal

b)

suggestion, concern

c)

idea, positives

d)

proposal, advantages

56.

Building a cinema __________ us with many great opportunities

a)

will give

b)

would give

c)

will provide

d)

would provide

57.

_______ the other hand

a)

In

b)

On

c)

Over

d)

Through

58.

_____________ a sports centre is also a good suggestion

a)

Build

b)

Building

c)

To build

d)

Construct

59.

In this article, ___________ to explore the different points of view

a)

I´d like

b)

I´m going

c)

I would like

d)

I will

60.

Some people _____________ a cinema because

a)

would prefer

b)

will prefer

c)

preferred

d)

like

61.

Other inhabitants _____________ with this idea because

a)

disagree

b)

would disagree

c)

reject

d)

don´t want

62.

Let´s _____________ some of the benefits

a)

consider

b)

think

c)

look at

d)

explore

63.

A cinema _____________ provide a great opportunity to

a)

would

b)

will

c)

wouldn´t

d)

give

64.

Some sports fans argue that staying healthy is _______________

a)

essential

b)

more important than watching films

c)

less important than going to the cinema

d)

an important lifestyle choice

65.

One ______________ would be

a)

benefit

b)

nice thing

c)

positive aspect

d)

advantage

66.

Experts say that we need to _____________ more

a)

buy

b)

sleep

c)

relax

d)

eat

67.

Going to the cinema is _____________ and _______________

a)

unnecessary, expensive

b)

sociable, fun

c)

joyful, interesting

d)

strange, unpopular

68.

Sports centres are an excellent place to ______________

a)

meet friends

b)

learn a new skill

c)

practice a sport regularly

d)

lower our blood pressure

69.

Personally, I ________________ to have a new sports centre because

a)

would love

b)

will love

c)

love

d)

prefer

70.

_____________ people should also be encouraged to

a)

Depending on

b)

Building

c)

However

d)

Unlikely

71.

Sport helps us with our ___________ health too

a)

brain

b)

lifestyle

c)

mind

d)

mental

72.

What are the 5ws?

a)

Who, What, Went, Where, Weather

b)

What, Went, Where, Weather, When

c)

Who, What, When, Where, Why

d)

Who, What, When, What ever, Went

73.

What are the 5ws?

a)

Who, What, Went, Where, Weather

b)

What, Went, Where, Weather, When

c)

Who, What, When, Where, Why

d)

Who, What, When, What ever, Went

74.

What will you write in the first paragraph?

a)

people involved, chief guest, feedback

b)

who, what, where and when

c)

how and why