Academic Vocabulary Quiz 10 (60 MCQs)

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1. What does the word 'aid' in this sentence mean?"The aim of settlement studies is to aid the understanding and interpretation of ancient principles relating to sensitive and appropriate interaction of the built form and its associated landscape"
2. The factor in an experiment that is kept the same throughout (not changed).
3. One example of evidence is .....
4. How are drama and other forms of literature similar?
5. A literary element that evokes certain feelings in readers through words and descriptions.
6. The author wrote this selection mostly to give information.
7. My sister didn't go to university. She did a ..... course in office management.
8. Keith finished his work. His is the pronoun. Keith is the ..... ?
9. Prohibition in the 1920's was the ..... of alcohol.
10. To include (something) as part of something else
11. Features on the earth's surface that were made by people.
12. The narrator is a character in the story
13. What is the literary/poetic device diction refer to
14. One ..... to tackling the threat of global warming is to tax carbon-producing business.
15. The SYNONYM of awareness is:
16. The lion hadn't eaten for three days and was beginning to look slender.
17. A suffix meaning "full of" OR "having"
18. What is the main idea of a text?
19. The zoo has a (a) of exotic animals.
20. Fewer than sixty ..... of those questioned could identify the current Prime Minister.
21. How the conflict or problem in a story is solved
22. The action of explaining the meaning of something
23. There is more than one way to ..... the problem.
24. A list of characters that appear in the play or drama is called a ..... They are also written in the brochure or program of the play.
25. Characters in the play
26. Various ideas are ideas that are simply .....
27. You have to get good ..... if you want to goto university.
28. What is a pronoun?
29. The main events of a story, play, or other literary work. These events may or may not be told in the order that they occur.
30. The information or the results that you get from your experiment (you organize it into charts and graphs).
31. To say or perform again .....
32. Which of the following means the same as REGULATE?
33. A strong and often bad effect on (something or someone)
34. When writing an essay, you need to ..... your opinion.
35. A tool used to find the meaning of words
36. To quote a famous musician is to .....
37. To uphold or maintain ones point or claim with supporting evidence
38. What is to consider to describe as similar?
39. What is the purpose of 'foreshadowing' in a narrative?
40. The main moral or hidden message of a story or drama. (Hint:remember Disney movies).
41. What does it mean to 'persuade'?
42. At first, Colonial men did not intend to launch a full-scale rebellion against Great Britain.What does the word rebellion mean as it is used in the sentence?
43. A phrase made of a noun and a participle (-ing verb) that modifies an independent clause.
44. Which sentence states a fact?
45. To examine the parts of something in detail
46. The order in which events occur
47. What is author's purpose?
48. What is irrelevant evidence?
49. The best definition of the word "contribute" is .....
50. If you're building a puzzle you can ..... the pieces.
51. The reason an author writes (persuade, inform, entertain, or explain).
52. Simplifying an expression by multiplying a number by each term inside the parenthesis a x (b+c)= (a x b) + (a x c)
53. What is a fable?
54. To decide by reasoning
55. What is the meaning of 'contextualize'?
56. What are scenes in a play?
57. What does point of view mean?
58. Which word is the odd one out?
59. Your teachers announce that subsequent classes will be held in the library. What does that mean?
60. What is it called when an author makes a comparison using 'like' or 'as'?