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3.2 Vocabulary Practice #1

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Before you turn in your science project, make sure to ___________ your data.

a)

pacify

b)

harmonize

c)

alleviate

d)

verify

2.

The music teacher helped the choir ___________ their voices so they would sound better together.

a)

pacify

b)

harmonize

c)

alleviate

d)

verify

3.

The invention will ___________ electricity when it spins.

a)

pacify

b)

harmonize

c)

alleviate

d)

generate

4.

The doctor gave medicine to ___________ the patient’s pain.

a)

pacify

b)

harmonize

c)

alleviate

d)

verify

5.

Which word means to make something worldwide or affect the whole world?

a)

fabricate

b)

globalize

c)

synchronize

d)

harmonize

6.

If two clocks are set to show the exact same time, you have ___________ them.

a)

alleviate

b)

pacify

c)

synchronize

d)

generate

7.

Which word means to make something up or invent something that isn’t true?

a)

fabricate

b)

verify

c)

principal

d)

formerly

8.

If you did something in a very official or proper way, you did it ___________.

a)

formerly

b)

formally

c)

principal

d)

principle

9.

What does the word "formally" mean?

a)

Something that happened in the past

b)

Doing something in an official or proper way

c)

Speaking calmly to pacify a group

d)

Verifying information before sharing it

10.

What does the word "formerly" mean?

a)

Doing something in an official or proper way

b)

Verifying information before sharing it

c)

Something that happened in the past

d)

Offering a fun alternative to calm a group

11.

What is an important step before sharing information?

a)

Pacifying a group of upset students

b)

Verifying the information to avoid spreading false rumors

c)

Wearing a suit to a ceremony

d)

Saying you lived in another city

12.

Fill in the blank: The company aimed to __________ its products so they could be sold in countries around the world.

a)

globalize

b)

minimize

c)

localize

d)

privatize

13.

Fill in the blank: The scientist needed to __________ her findings with additional experiments before publishing her report.

a)

verify

b)

ignore

c)

complicate

d)

misinterpret

14.

The two tech companies worked to __________ their systems so data could be transferred seamlessly.

a)

globalize

b)

verify

c)

synchronize

d)

pacify

15.

The diplomat’s speech was designed to __________ tensions between the disagreeing nations.

a)

globalize

b)

verify

c)

synchronize

d)

pacify

16.

The board discussed the organization’s most important _________, which guides every major decision.

a)

principal

b)

principle

17.

If a story is __________, it means it was made up or not based on fact.

a)

alleviated

b)

fabricated

c)

generated

d)

harmonized

18.

The orchestra worked for months to __________ their playing for the concert.

a)

pacify

b)

harmonize

c)

verify

d)

generate

19.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses both 'principal' and 'principle' in different contexts?

a)

The principal of the school explained the principle of honesty to the students.

b)

The principle of the school greeted the principal of honesty.

c)

The principal reason for the principle is the school.

d)

The principle teacher taught the principal lesson.

20.

What can happen if a news reporter fails to verify a source and reports incorrect information?

a)

It can improve public trust.

b)

It can damage someone's reputation and misinform the public.

c)

It can lead to technological innovation.

d)

It can preserve local traditions and languages.

21.

What is the difference between "principal" and "principle" as explained in the text?

a)

Principal refers to a rule, and principle refers to a person in authority.

b)

Principal refers to a person in authority, and principle refers to a rule or belief.

c)

Principal refers to honesty, and principle refers to innovation.

d)

Principal refers to a tradition, and principle refers to a language.