Vocabulary – Exercises 6
Welcome to our Vocabulary – Exercises 6, crafted to help you enhance and broaden your English vocabulary. This quiz covers a variety of vocabulary questions, allowing you to practice and strengthen your word knowledge across different categories.
How It Works:
- You’ll answer 10 multiple-choice questions. Each question offers 4 options. Only one option is correct.
- After each question, you’ll receive real-time feedback.
- Correct answers will appear in green with a ✔ and “Correct.”
- Incorrect answers will show in red with a ✘ and “Wrong! The correct answer is [letter].“
- At the end, you’ll see your final score: “You scored X out of 10!“
You can retake the quiz as often as you like to improve your performance.
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1. Select the antonym for "exaggerate" in this sentence: "There’s no need to exaggerate the issue."
2. Select the synonym for "perplexing" in this sentence: "The instructions were perplexing, causing confusion."
3. The __________ of the monument made it a popular tourist attraction.
4. Select the synonym for "preserve" in this sentence: "The organization worked hard to preserve the environment."
5. Select the antonym for "optimistic" in this sentence: "He remained optimistic despite the challenges."
6. His __________ attitude toward the project led to its failure.
7. The __________ of the problem made it difficult to find a quick solution.
8. The __________ of the speech left the audience motivated and inspired.
9. The __________ of the artwork was undeniable, attracting visitors from all over the world.
10. Select the synonym for "contemplate" in this sentence: "She needed time to contemplate her decision."
Study Also:
Abbreviations Cohesion and Coherence Collocations Comparative Conditionals Frequent Errors Future Continuous Future Perfect Future Perfect Continuous Future Simple Homonyms Interjections Journaling Learn English Linking Words Logical Flow Past Continuous Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous Past Simple Plural Present Continuous Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous Present Simple Pronunciation Question Tags Quiz Quotes Simple Future Simple Past Simple Present Spelling Superlative Transition Words
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