Ultimate Vocabulary Quiz Questions: Exam!
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- 1.Examining something in great detail in order to understand it better or discover more about it.
- A.
Analysis
- B.
Testimony
- C.
Extraction
- D.
Usurpation
- 2.To bring something to an end or close.
- A.
Evince
- B.
Alleviate
- C.
Conclude
- D.
Originate
- 3.The parts of something written or spoken that immediately precede and follow a word or passage and clarify its meaning
- A.
Insurrection
- B.
Rectitude
- C.
Manifestation
- D.
Context
- 4.Elements that help make writing clear and understandable ( spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar)
- A.
Options
- B.
Conventions
- C.
Format
- D.
Conservation
- 5.Stick, attach, or fasten (something) to something else
- A.
Appeal
- B.
Affix
- C.
Eradicate
- D.
Attenuate
- 6.The act or process of growing and moving forward on a course of action.
- A.
Formalization
- B.
Develop ideas
- C.
Edit
- D.
Evolution
- 7.Prepare for publication or presentation by correcting, revising, or adapting.
- A.
Analyze
- B.
Approximate
- C.
Edit
- D.
Compensate
- 8.To explain your thoughts with a lot of detail and precision.
- A.
Verify
- B.
Elaborate
- C.
Infer
- D.
Justify
- 9.Collected data and observations used to prove or disprove something.
- A.
Subset
- B.
Hypothesis
- C.
Evidence
- D.
Transitory details
- 10.A passage is taken from a book, article, etc.
- A.
Letter
- B.
Primary source
- C.
Secondary source
- D.
Excerpt
- 11.To draw a conclusion in a logical sensible way.
- A.
Innovate
- B.
Evaluate
- C.
Infer
- D.
Originate
- 12.A logical interpretation based on prior knowledge and experience.
- A.
Indication
- B.
Inference
- C.
Development
- D.
Identification
- 13.Connected with or related to the matter at hand.
- A.
Distinctive
- B.
Relevant
- C.
Eradicated
- D.
Accommodated
- 14.Evidence that exemplifies the relationship established in the claim.
- A.
Relevant supporting evidence
- B.
Unverified evidence
- C.
Transitory evidence
- D.
Consequential evidence
- 15.The main message, central idea of a work of writing.
- A.
Structure
- B.
Indication
- C.
Potential
- D.
Theme
- 16.A statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.
- A.
Inference
- B.
Thesis
- C.
Prediction
- D.
Preamble
- 17.A writer's attitude toward his or her subject matter revealed through their writing.
- A.
Tone
- B.
Mood
- C.
Theme
- D.
Evocation
- 18.A subject of a text or discussion.
- A.
Matter
- B.
Evidence
- C.
Opinion
- D.
Topic
- 19.Come close or be similar to something in quality, nature, or quantity.
- A.
Contrast
- B.
Analyze
- C.
Petition
- D.
Approximate
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