Vocabulary Quiz Trivia: MCQ!
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 241
This is a list of vocabulary which has to be used for incomplete sentences. Please complete the sentences using the following words: Stylish, Innovative, Old-Fashioned, Follow, Outstanding, Tailor-Made, Individual, Look. Do attempt all the questions. All the best!
Questions and Answers
- 1.My friend doesn´t like to ___________ trends. He always wants to start something new.
- A.
Follow
- 2.Her style of drawing is very _____________. Her drawings are always unusual and new.
- A.
Innovative
- 3.My brother prefers a casual __________. His clothes are simple and inexpensive.
- A.
Look
- 4.His clothes have a unique, ______________ look.
- A.
Individual
- 5.Wow that dress look ______________ for you. It fits you perfectly.
- A.
Tailor-made
- 6.He is an _______________ student. His grades and all his homework are exellent.
- A.
Outstanding
- 7.Which is a synonym of vituperate?
- A.
Exaggerate
- B.
Berate
- C.
Energize
- D.
Placate
- 8.Which is the best definition of expiating?
- A.
To make amends for
- B.
To renounce
- C.
To return or remove(as a plate)
- D.
To lose vigor and health
- 9.Which is a synonym of alacrity?
- A.
Scrupulousness
- B.
Belligerence
- C.
Wrath
- D.
Promptness
- 10.Which is a synonym of indolent?
- A.
Melancholy
- B.
Frentic
- C.
Lazy
- D.
Philistine
This a PRETEST in Module 7: Lesson 1.
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