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Academic Vocabulary Quiz 18 (60 MCQs)

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1. If asked to compare something, what kind of things should you be talking about?
2. What is inner dialogue?
3. To come into possession of something
4. What is it called when words or lines of a poem are repeated?
5. What does it mean to cite something?
6. What does survive mean?
7. Her opponent in the match has won three championships in a row.
8. To show how things are different
9. To make a logical guess based on evidence
10. Be or become completely proficient or skilled in
11. My grandfather still owns a ..... car that he treasures dearly.
12. In literature, what is the term for a struggle between opposing forces?
13. The ballet dancers moved gracefully across the stage in perfect step with each other.
14. In order for a summary to be objective, it must
15. If a text is asking you to recognize something then it's requiring you to .....
16. What is a "conclusion" ?
17. Shape and Refine
18. Academic language .....
19. Which of the following is NOT a type of "literary conflict" ?
20. To form an opinion, a judgment; the end or to bring to an end
21. Which word means the order in which events occur?
22. To distinguish something in a text is to .....
23. COOPERATION is a ..... that means .....
24. If you have the opportunity to obtain a job you have the chance to
25. Some people have a different 3 ..... about global warming.
26. What is the meaning of the word 'synthesize' in an academic context?
27. The key ..... of the human liver is to cleanse the blood.
28. What is the purpose of foreshadowing in a story?
29. Annotating is a type of
30. What is the definition of academic vocabulary?
31. What is "dialogue" in a story?
32. A person or group of individuals an author considers when writing a text. This person or group often determines the details and words an author uses when composing.
33. What compares two things using the words "like" or "as" ? Ex. I want you to run away from danger like a cheetah in the jungle.
34. In academic writing, which of the following is considered a good practice?
35. An idea or action intended to deal with a problem or situation
36. In a play, the author's purpose is to:
37. A newspaper reports on a problem in your community. What would be included in an objective article?
38. Information collected by using the senses
39. To accept to be true without proof / to take on a job, duties, or responsibilities
40. Use the context in the paragraph to figure out the unknown world.
41. A word that has nearly the same meaning as another word
42. Longer plays are divided into smaller sections called-
43. An expression that does not have a literal meaning. Ex:It's raining cats and dogs.
44. To "reflect" on one's childhood means .....
45. To tell how two or more things are different
46. What means the same as INHABIT?
47. In a science report, which word is a more academic way to say "a smart guess" ?
48. Figurative Meaning
49. To be almost the same as something or someone else
50. Carry out research to discover facts or information
51. Central to-The ending of the story "Amigo Brothers" is central to the theme of the story.
52. To make something clear or easier to understand
53. In a science experiment, what is a 'hypothesis'?
54. To say the opposite of something someone else has said
55. A change that results from a cause is a(n) .....
56. A type of writing that tells what the author thinks or feels about a topic and gives reasons to support their thinking
57. Which of the following sentences is most appropriate for academic writing?
58. What does the prefix ir-mean?
59. Which word means to remember a fact, event, or situation?
60. If all this extra water is diverted directly into a stream channel, several important changes will occur.What is the meaning of the word diverted as it is used in the sentence?
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