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Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 56mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The word “found” is closest in meaning to:
a)
lose
b)
establish
c)
remove
d)
hide
2.
The word “various” most nearly means:
a)
similar
b)
limited
c)
different
d)
simple
3.
To “make ends meet” means to:
a)
earn a lot of money
b)
save for the future
c)
manage financially
d)
invest wisely
4.
If someone is “grateful”, they feel:
a)
angry
b)
thankful
c)
nervous
d)
confused
5.
The word “depth” is closest in meaning to:
a)
surface
b)
length
c)
intensity
d)
height
6.
The verb “deepen” most nearly means:
a)
make wider
b)
make longer
c)
make more serious
d)
make shorter
7.
Which sentence correctly uses “prepare for something”?
a)
She prepared the exam carefully.
b)
She prepared for the interview.
c)
She prepared to the test.
d)
She prepared with success.
8.
Choose the correct sentence using “allow V-ing”.
a)
They allow park here.
b)
They allow parking here.
c)
They allow to park here.
d)
They allow parked here.
9.
Choose the correct sentence using “allow sb to V”.
a)
The teacher allowed leaving early.
b)
The teacher allowed students leave early.
c)
The teacher allowed students to leave early.
d)
The teacher allowed to leave early.
10.
Choose the correct usage of “another + singular noun”.
a)
another books
b)
another ideas
c)
another chance
d)
another people
11.
Choose the correct usage of “other + plural countable noun”.
a)
other advice
b)
other information
c)
other options
d)
other furniture
12.
Choose the correct sentence using “others”.
a)
Others students stayed late.
b)
Others information was missing.
c)
Some students left; others stayed.
d)
Others book is mine.
13.
Choose the correct sentence using “the other + noun”.
a)
One class is here; the other class is online.
b)
One student arrived; the other arrived late.
c)
The other arrived late.
d)
Other class is absent.
14.
Choose the correct sentence using “the other” (no noun).
a)
One exam was easy; the other was difficult.
b)
The other students were noisy.
c)
Other was difficult.
d)
The others exam was easy.
15.
“Put up with” is closest in meaning to:
a)
complain about
b)
tolerate
c)
avoid
d)
improve
16.
“Look down on” someone means to:
a)
admire them
b)
respect them
c)
feel superior to them
d)
depend on them
17.
“Look up to” someone means to:
a)
ignore them
b)
criticize them
c)
admire them
d)
compete with them
18.
To “cut down on sugar” means to:
a)
stop eating sugar
b)
replace sugar
c)
reduce sugar intake
d)
increase sugar intake
19.
Choose the correct phrase: (a) water was wasted.
20.
Choose the correct phrase: (a) students have applied.
21.
“Accommodation” most nearly means:
a)
transport
b)
housing
c)
furniture
d)
employment
22.
A “settlement” is best defined as:
a)
a legal punishment
b)
a place where people live
c)
a business contract
d)
a temporary visit
23.
A “certificate” is:
a)
a university degree
b)
official proof of achievement
c)
a driving permit
d)
work experience
24.
“Qualification” refers to:
a)
age requirement
b)
formal ability or skill
c)
personality trait
d)
working habit
25.
The delay was due to bad weather.
a)
because of
b)
despite
c)
instead of
d)
according to
26.
With regard to your application, we need more details.
a)
because of
b)
instead of
c)
concerning
d)
apart from
27.
A compliment is:
a)
a criticism
b)
a polite request
c)
a positive remark
d)
an instruction
28.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
a)
required
b)
welcomed
c)
ignored
d)
expected
29.
The report must be submitted by Friday.
a)
corrected
b)
handed in
c)
discussed
d)
approved
30.
Bare statistics lack:
a)
numbers
b)
accuracy
c)
meaningful context
d)
reliability
31.
A predictable outcome is:
a)
surprising
b)
uncertain
c)
expected
d)
confusing
32.
He walked instead of (a) a taxi.
33.
With regard to your application, we need more details.
a)
because of
b)
instead of
c)
concerning
d)
apart from
34.
The meeting arrangement was changed.
a)
plan
b)
argument
c)
result
d)
rule
35.
A compliment is:
a)
a criticism
b)
a polite request
c)
a positive remark
d)
an instruction
36.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
a)
required
b)
welcomed
c)
ignored
d)
expected
37.
The report must be submitted by Friday.
a)
corrected
b)
handed in
c)
discussed
d)
approved
38.
Academic research aims to:
a)
entertain readers
b)
discover new knowledge
c)
advertise products
d)
record opinions
39.
Clear writing is important because it:
a)
sounds formal
b)
avoids misunderstanding
c)
uses long sentences
d)
impresses teachers
40.
Positive feedback helps students:
a)
feel discouraged
b)
lose motivation
c)
improve confidence
d)
avoid effort
41.
Informative content mainly focuses on:
a)
opinions
b)
emotions
c)
useful facts
d)
storytelling
42.
To put effort into something means to:
a)
avoid work
b)
try hard
c)
give up
d)
delay
43.
They organized a workshop to:
a)
entertain guests
b)
train participants
c)
celebrate an event
d)
collect donations
44.
Catch up with friends means to:
a)
compete
b)
update each other
c)
avoid
d)
criticize
45.
Urban life is typically associated with:
a)
farming
b)
rural villages
c)
cities
d)
forests
46.
Advancements in technology often lead to:
a)
fewer opportunities
b)
social decline
c)
innovation
d)
tradition
47.
Sustainability focuses on:
a)
short-term benefits
b)
economic growth only
c)
long-term balance
d)
resource exhaustion
48.
Environmental footprint refers to:
a)
shoe size
b)
environmental impact
c)
climate zone
d)
population growth
49.
Helping elderly residents can be a rewarding experience.
a)
boring
b)
stressful
c)
satisfying
d)
risky
50.
People may feel lonely when they:
a)
socialize often
b)
lack social interaction
c)
exercise daily
d)
work hard
51.
Artificial intelligence is mainly used to:
a)
replace humans entirely
b)
perform intelligent tasks
c)
increase population
d)
reduce education
52.
An alternative approach means:
a)
traditional method
b)
different method
c)
risky method
d)
expensive method
53.
Practical applications refer to:
a)
theories only
b)
real-world uses
c)
opinions
d)
predictions
54.
Bare statistics lack:
a)
numbers
b)
accuracy
c)
meaningful context
d)
reliability
55.
A recurring problem happens:
a)
once
b)
unexpectedly
c)
repeatedly
d)
rarely
56.
A predictable outcome is:
a)
surprising
b)
uncertain
c)
expected
d)
confusing
57.
As a result, emissions were reduced.
a)
however
b)
therefore
c)
meanwhile
d)
otherwise
58.
Detect factors means to:
a)
ignore causes
b)
identify causes
c)
create problems
d)
remove evidence
59.
The experiment revealed new data.
a)
hid
b)
confirmed
c)
showed
d)
questioned
60.
Clear writing is important because it:
a)
sounds formal
b)
avoids misunderstanding
c)
uses long sentences
d)
impresses teachers
61.
Positive feedback helps students:
a)
feel discouraged
b)
lose motivation
c)
improve confidence
d)
avoid effort
62.
Informative content mainly focuses on:
a)
opinions
b)
emotions
c)
useful facts
d)
storytelling
63.
To put effort into something means to:
a)
avoid work
b)
try hard
c)
give up
d)
delay
64.
They organized a workshop to:
a)
entertain guests
b)
train participants
c)
celebrate an event
d)
collect donations
65.
Catch up with friends means to:
a)
compete
b)
update each other
c)
avoid
d)
criticize
66.
Urban life is typically associated with:
a)
farming
b)
rural villages
c)
cities
d)
forests
67.
Advancements in technology often lead to:
a)
fewer opportunities
b)
social decline
c)
innovation
d)
tradition
68.
Sustainability focuses on:
a)
short-term benefits
b)
economic growth only
c)
long-term balance
d)
resource exhaustion
69.
Environmental footprint refers to:
a)
shoe size
b)
environmental impact
c)
climate zone
d)
population growth
70.
Helping elderly residents can be a rewarding experience.
a)
boring
b)
stressful
c)
satisfying
d)
risky
71.
People may feel lonely when they:
a)
socialize often
b)
lack social interaction
c)
exercise daily
d)
work hard
72.
Artificial intelligence is mainly used to:
a)
replace humans entirely
b)
perform intelligent tasks
c)
increase population
d)
reduce education
73.
An alternative approach means:
a)
traditional method
b)
different method
c)
risky method
d)
expensive method
74.
Practical applications refer to:
a)
theories only
b)
real-world uses
c)
opinions
d)
predictions
75.
Bare statistics lack:
a)
numbers
b)
accuracy
c)
meaningful context
d)
reliability
76.
A recurring problem happens:
a)
once
b)
unexpectedly
c)
repeatedly
d)
rarely
77.
A predictable outcome is:
a)
surprising
b)
uncertain
c)
expected
d)
confusing
78.
As a result, emissions were reduced.
a)
however
b)
therefore
c)
meanwhile
d)
otherwise
79.
Detect factors means to:
a)
ignore causes
b)
identify causes
c)
create problems
d)
remove evidence
80.
The experiment revealed new data.
a)
hid
b)
confirmed
c)
showed
d)
questioned
81.
Diminishing energy resources are those that are:
a)
increasing
b)
unlimited
c)
gradually decreasing
d)
renewable
82.
Expanding renewable energy means it is:
a)
shrinking
b)
becoming more widespread
c)
stopping
d)
unreliable
83.
Energy consumption refers to:
a)
energy production
b)
energy storage
c)
energy use
d)
energy loss
84.
An electricity network is a system that:
a)
stores fuel
b)
distributes electricity
c)
produces coal
d)
measures prices
85.
To optimize power generation means to:
a)
stop production
b)
reduce quality
c)
make it most efficient
d)
delay output
86.
Energy demand refers to:
a)
energy waste
b)
energy supply
c)
need for energy
d)
energy storage
87.
Variable tariffs are prices that:
a)
stay the same
b)
change depending on usage
c)
are illegal
d)
apply only at night
88.
Remote control of energy systems allows operators to:
a)
be on-site only
b)
manage systems from a distance
c)
increase failures
d)
waste energy
89.
Reducing fuel needs helps to:
a)
increase emissions
b)
lower pollution
c)
raise costs
d)
slow innovation
90.
Unpredictable energy supply is one that is:
a)
stable
b)
easy to plan
c)
difficult to foresee
d)
reliable
91.
A system failure may result in:
a)
higher efficiency
b)
stable supply
c)
a blackout
d)
carbon savings
92.
Energy infrastructure includes:
a)
household appliances
b)
power plants and grids
c)
user behavior
d)
tariffs
93.
Implementation of smart grids means:
a)
planning only
b)
cancelling projects
c)
putting plans into action
d)
increasing costs
94.
High energy demand often occurs during:
a)
off-peak hours
b)
power outages
c)
peak times
d)
system failures
95.
Energy storage systems are used to:
a)
waste electricity
b)
store energy for later use
c)
increase demand
d)
reduce supply
96.
Coastal and upland areas are suitable for:
a)
solar panels only
b)
renewable energy projects
c)
urban housing
d)
factories
97.
A technology in development is:
a)
outdated
b)
fully operational
c)
still being improved
d)
cancelled
98.
Feasibility refers to whether something is:
a)
profitable
b)
realistic and possible
c)
expensive
d)
innovative
99.
Smart energy systems can transform lifestyles by:
a)
limiting access
b)
changing daily energy use
c)
increasing pollution
d)
reducing comfort
100.
Smart technology can go a long way in saving energy.
a)
have little effect
b)
be very effective
c)
cause problems
d)
stop progress
101.
Consumer behavior affects:
a)
power plants only
b)
energy demand patterns
c)
infrastructure costs
d)
climate zones
102.
Off-peak electricity use helps to:
a)
increase demand
b)
balance the system
c)
cause blackouts
d)
raise prices
103.
Integration of renewable energy means:
a)
removing old systems
b)
combining energy sources
c)
limiting technology
d)
increasing costs
104.
Smart grids help meet peak demands by:
a)
wasting energy
b)
balancing supply and demand
c)
shutting down systems
d)
increasing tariffs
105.
Operational benefits include:
a)
higher risks
b)
system instability
c)
improved performance
d)
increased pollution
106.
Reducing maintenance costs means:
a)
spending more on repairs
b)
lowering upkeep expenses
c)
delaying repairs
d)
avoiding upgrades
107.
A blackout is caused by:
a)
system success
b)
energy storage
c)
system failure
d)
renewable power
108.
A pilot project is:
a)
a full-scale plan
b)
a small test project
c)
a cancelled project
d)
a theory
109.
Carbon savings refer to:
a)
increased emissions
b)
reduced carbon output
c)
fossil fuel use
d)
higher demand
110.
Sustainable power solutions aim to:
a)
meet short-term needs
b)
harm ecosystems
c)
support long-term energy use
d)
increase pollution
111.
Smart energy systems may revolutionize energy supply by:
a)
limiting access
b)
increasing costs
c)
transforming lifestyles
d)
reducing technology
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