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(GEP7a) REX:Vocabulary Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does victory mean?

a)

The achievement of success or triumph.

b)

A state of confusion or defeat.

c)

An expression of disappointment or failure.

d)

The process of losing a competition.

2.

Who is a competitor?

a)

A person who only observes market trends.

b)

A group that organizes community events.

c)

An entity that provides financial advice.

d)

An individual or organization that competes in the same market.

3.

What does it mean to participate?

a)

To take part in an activity or event.

b)

To avoid involvement in any activities.

c)

To lead a discussion or event.

d)

To observe without engaging in any way.

4.

What is a bonus?

a)

A bonus is an additional payment or reward.

b)

A bonus is a mandatory tax payment.

c)

A bonus is a penalty for poor performance.

d)

A bonus is a type of investment strategy.

5.

What does responsible mean?

a)

Being accountable and trustworthy in one's actions and decisions.

b)

Acting without regard for consequences or others.

c)

Being careless and indifferent in one's actions.

d)

Making decisions based solely on personal gain.

6.

What does it mean to establish something?

a)

To ignore or overlook something entirely.

b)

To confuse or misinterpret something in a casual way.

c)

To dismantle or remove something from existence.

d)

To set up or create something in a recognized and accepted manner.

7.

What is discrimination?

a)

Discrimination is the process of evaluating individuals based on their skills and qualifications.

b)

Discrimination is the unfair treatment of individuals based on characteristics such as race, gender, or age.

c)

Discrimination refers to the promotion of diversity in workplaces and communities.

d)

Discrimination is the equal treatment of all individuals regardless of their background.

8.

What does it mean to defeat someone?

a)

To collaborate with someone in a project or task.

b)

To ignore someone in a conversation or discussion.

c)

To support someone in achieving their goals.

d)

To overcome or win against someone in a competition or conflict.

9.

What is a colonist?

a)

A colonist is a person who studies historical artifacts.

b)

A colonist is a person who leads a military campaign.

c)

A colonist is a person who explores ancient ruins.

d)

A colonist is a person who settles in a new territory.

10.

What does universal mean?

a)

Limited to certain situations.

b)

Relevant to specific cases only.

c)

Applicable to all cases or situations.

d)

Applicable in a few instances.

11.

What does 'denote' mean?

a)

To indicate or represent something.

b)

To confuse or mislead someone.

c)

To clarify or explain a concept.

d)

To ignore or overlook something.

12.

What is a 'fundamental' idea?

a)

An opinion that varies from person to person.

b)

A temporary idea that lacks permanence.

c)

A basic, essential concept that serves as a foundation.

d)

A complex theory that requires extensive study.

13.

Who is a 'mate'?

a)

A form of transportation.

b)

A friend or companion.

c)

A type of animal.

d)

A cooking utensil.

14.

What is a 'notion'?

a)

A type of measurement or scale.

b)

A method of communication or expression.

c)

A physical object or item.

d)

A concept or idea.

15.

What does 'attractive' mean?

a)

Pleasing or appealing in appearance or character.

b)

Uninteresting or unappealing in nature or design.

c)

Unpleasant or unattractive in appearance or character.

d)

Boring or dull in personality or style.

16.

How can you 'enhance' something?

a)

By reducing costs, limiting access, or simplifying processes.

b)

By improving quality, adding features, or refining elements.

c)

By complicating designs, removing features, or downgrading quality.

d)

By ignoring feedback, avoiding changes, or maintaining status quo.

17.

What does it mean to 'adjust' something?

a)

To modify or change something slightly.

b)

To completely destroy something.

c)

To ignore or overlook something.

d)

To create something new from scratch.

18.

What does it mean to 'generate' ideas?

a)

To 'generate' ideas means to memorize existing concepts without alteration.

b)

To 'generate' ideas refers to the process of evaluating past thoughts critically.

c)

To 'generate' ideas involves simply repeating what others have said before.

d)

To 'generate' ideas means to create or produce new thoughts or concepts through creative thinking.

19.

How do you 'differentiate' between two things?

a)

Identify unique characteristics and compare features.

b)

List similarities and ignore differences.

c)

Focus on emotional responses and opinions.

d)

Assess the overall quality without specifics.

20.

What does it mean to 'fade'?

a)

To gradually disappear or lose intensity.

b)

To remain unchanged over time.

c)

To become more vibrant and colorful.

d)

To suddenly appear or gain strength.