Vocabulary Quiz on Common English Words
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What is the meaning of the word 'considerably'?

  • Slightly
  • Not at all
  • Marginally
  • Significantly (correct)
  • What is the meaning of the phrase 'to put down roots'?

  • To leave home
  • To settle down in one place (correct)
  • To plant a garden
  • To travel to many different places
  • What is the meaning of the word 'privileged'?

  • Uneducated
  • Unlucky
  • Opposed to something
  • Having special advantages (correct)
  • What is the meaning of the word 'confined'?

    <p>Limited (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the meaning of the phrase 'to get on'?

    <p>To start a journey (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the meaning of the word 'ingenious'?

    <p>Clever (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the meaning of the word 'nostalgic'?

    <p>Sentimental about the past (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the meaning of the word 'adequate'?

    <p>Sufficient (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the meaning of the word 'unresolved'?

    <p>Unsolved (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following phrases describes living in one place?

    <p>Being settled in a community (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following words is an antonym for "lacking"?

    <p>Abundant (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phrase is used to describe a house that is small in size?

    <p>A medium-sized house (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these words or phrases is NOT associated with a particular place or location?

    <p>Activities (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phrase is used to describe an area with a lot of people living in it?

    <p>A densely populated area (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the phrase "pick it up" mean in the context of the text?

    <p>Lift something from the ground (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following completes the sentence: "If a vacuum cleaner breaks ___, I sweep the floors."

    <p>out (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which word means "to make something clean"?

    <p>Wipe (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these words is an antonym for "harmful"?

    <p>Beneficial (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which word is used to describe a house with a lot of space?

    <p>Spacious (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Word List

    • Words and phrases can be added to a vocabulary map
    • Three phrases to describe living in one place need to be found
    • Complete phrases with "up" or "down" and check with word list
    • Opposites of words need to be written and checked against the word list
    • Match parts of adjectives and check with word list
    • Find five phrasal verbs and write a short story using them

    Grammar and Vocabulary (6A)

    • Be supposed to do sth: A phrase expressing obligation or expectation
    • Blow your nose: An action related to nasal discharge
    • Chatty (adj): Describing someone talkative
    • Considerably (adv): To a significant degree
    • Duty (n): A moral or legal obligation
    • Embrace the differences: To accept and value diversity
    • Flush a toilet: To use a toilet's mechanism
    • Forbid (v): To prohibit or prevent
    • Jump the queue: To cut in line
    • Marginally (adv): To a very small degree
    • Nothing like: Not similar at all
    • Nowhere near: Well below a certain point
    • Obligation (n): Something you are required to do
    • Oblige (v): To require or compel
    • Pay a fine: To pay a penalty for wrongdoing
    • Permission (n): Authorization or consent
    • Permit (v): To allow or authorize
    • Prohibition (n): An act of forbidding something
    • Punctuality (n): Being on time
    • Settle in (phr v): To become accustomed to a new place
    • Significantly (adv): To a substantial degree
    • Slightly (adv): To a small degree
    • Sniff (v): To inhale air in a quick and short manner
    • Social etiquette (n): Rules of social behavior
    • Stay out (phr v): To remain outside
    • Strict rule: A rigid guideline or regulation
    • Succeed (v): To achieve success

    Listening and Vocabulary (6B)

    • Adopt a lifestyle: To take on a specific way of life
    • Annual holiday: A yearly break
    • Commute (n, v): To travel regularly between home and work
    • Connectivity (n): The ability to connect
    • Co-working space (n): A place for multiple people to work together
    • Digital nomad (n): A person who works remotely
    • Home comforts (n): Things that make a home comfortable.
    • Like-minded (adj): Having similar views or interests
    • Maintain relationships (v): To keep up connections with others.
    • Mobile lifestyle (n): A way of life that allows flexibility in location.
    • Nomad lifestyle: A way of life characterized by traveling.
    • On the move: In motion, changing locations.
    • Put down roots: To establish a home
    • Settle down (phr v): To become established in a place
    • Shared working space: A place designed for shared work
    • Switch off from work (phr v): To stop working
    • Tied down to one place: Limited to a specific location
    • Work remotely: To perform work away from a central office

    Grammar (6C)

    • Cairngorm Mountains: A mountain range in Scotland
    • Conservation expert (n): Someone with knowledge in conservation of nature
    • Danube, the: A river in Europe
    • Go on foot: To walk
    • The Isle of Skye: An island
    • Mediterranean, the: A sea
    • Netherlands, the: A country in Europe
    • Oxford graduate (n): A person who graduated from Oxford
    • Privileged (adj): Having social status, opportunity, or advantage
    • Quit (v): To stop
    • Roundhouse (n): A circular house.
    • Running water: Water that flows
    • Source (v): Origin or beginning

    Reading and Vocabulary (6D)

    • Afford sth (v): To have enough money for sth
    • Airy (adj): Light, spacious, airy
    • Appreciate (v): To value or recognize worth
    • Arrangement (n): A plan, design or order
    • Bedding (n): Items on a bed
    • Capsule (n): Small container or structure.
    • Compact (adj): Small and well-organized
    • Compete for sth (v): To contend or struggle for something
    • Confined (adj): Restricted in movement or space
    • Cram (v): To fill to capacity
    • Cramped (adj): Crowded
    • Craze (n): A trend or fashion
    • Densely populated (adj): Areas with high population density
    • Diameter (n): Distance across a circle or sphere
    • Enclosed (adj): Surrounded or contained within
    • Engage with sth (v): To interact with sth
    • Environmental psychologist (n): A person who studies the nature of people.
    • Environmentally friendly: Having reduced environmental impact
    • Excess (adj): Too much of sth
    • Finding (n): Discoveries.
    • Fold (v): To bend or flex
    • Get on(phr v): To engage or come together
    • Have concerns about sth (v): To be worried about something
    • (Be) tied down to one place: Restricted

    Vocabulary (6E)

    • Arrange (v): To organise or plan sth.
    • Blocked showerhead: A showerhead that is blocked.
    • Break down (phr v): To fail.
    • Brush (n): A tool.
    • Carpet stain (n): A stain on a carpet
    • Carry out (phr v): To complete a task
    • Change a bulb: Replacing a light bulb
    • Clear up (phr v): To remove dirt or rubbish
    • Come off (phr v): To detach
    • Decorate a room: To make a space look attractive
    • Dirt (n): Unclean material
    • Dishcloth (n): A cleaning cloth
    • Dissolve (v): To dissolve or melt.
    • Do up (phr v): To repair or renovate
    • Door handle (n): The part of a door you pull to open it
    • Dustpan (n): A tool for collecting dust.
    • Fade (v): To lose colour
    • Fix (v): To repair
    • Hack (n): A solution or technique
    • Keep up with (phr v): To maintain the level or pace of something
    • Label (v): To mark with a label
    • Leak (v): To leak or have a leak.
    • Leasing pipe: A pipe that has a leak
    • Etc: etc

    Speaking (6F)

    • Assemble (v): To put together components of something
    • Cut out (phr v): To get rid of something.
    • Diagonally (adv): In a diagonal direction
    • DIY/di: ar 'wat: Do-it-yourself
    • Fitting (n): A piece of equipment
    • Flat pack: A product designed to be assembled
    • Follow instructions (v): To understand and carry out set directions
    • Horizontally (adv): In a horizontal matter
    • Personalise (v): To create something specific for a person
    • Put up (phr v): To erect or assemble something
    • Rectangle (n): A four-sided shape with four right angles
    • Slide (v): To move effortlessly.
    • Screw (v): To fix or fasten something using screws
    • Screw driver (n): A tool for twisting screws
    • Switch plate: A cover for a switch
    • Vertically (adv): In a vertical manner
    • Unscrew (v): To remove something that has been screwed in
    • Washi tape: Sticky coloured tape

    Writing (6G)

    • Adequate (adj): Enough or satisfactory
    • AstroTurf (n): Artificial turf
    • Common room (n): A place in a shared house or building
    • Conduct a survey (v): To gather data from a group of people
    • Dećor (n): The decoration style of a place
    • Express a wish/a preference (v): To communicate a desire or preference
    • Facility (n): A practical function or equipment in a building
    • Fast food outlet (n): A place to buy fast food
    • Floorboard (n): A board used to form a floor.
    • Handful (n): A small number or quantity
    • Hang out (phr v): To spend time with others socially
    • Have strong feelings on sth: To strongly feel an opinion about something
    • Loose (adj): Not tight or not firmly fixed
    • Priority (n): A task, concern or thing to give special attention
    • Recreational (adj): Relating to leisure or recreation.
    • Regarding (prep): Concerning
    • Seating (n): A place to sit.
    • Socialise (v): To spend time and interact with others.
    • Storage locker (n): A storage space.
    • Table tennis table: A game table for playing table tennis.
    • Take sth into consideration: To think about something when making a decision
    • Unresolved (adj): Not resolved, unresolved problem or matter
    • Vast majority/Majority: The large part of a whole.
    • Vending machine (n): Automatic machine to buy goods

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    Test your understanding of essential English vocabulary with this quiz. Explore the meanings of words and phrases such as 'considerably', 'privileged', and 'nostalgic'. Challenge yourself to enhance your language skills and comprehension.

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