Academic Vocabulary Quiz 23 (60 MCQs)

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1. Many governements aim to ..... goals about reducing Carbon Dioxide levels by 2045
2. What does it mean to derive by reasoning; conclude or judge from premises or evidence.
3. This is used to create imagery and express things non-literally; it can help to make an idea more emotive, vivid & convincing. This definition applies to which term?
4. Titles, subheadings, sidebars, and captions are examples of .....
5. What means the same as PRESERVE?
6. The order in which things happen is the .....
7. If something is "notable, " it means it is .....
8. What is this question really asking?"The sensory language in paragraph 1 helps the reader imagine-"
9. Words that describe nouns and answer "What kind?" and "How many?"
10. Items (such as objects, numbers, etc.) arranged in rows and columns
11. To change for the better; improve.
12. What does it mean to CLARIFY something?
13. What does "undermine" mean in this sentence? "Criticizing your teammate in public can undermine their confidence."
14. What is the term for the use of vivid and descriptive language to add depth to a literary work?
15. The tone of a poem refers to
16. What is a synonym for "homogeneous" ?
17. A way you do something is a .....
18. To confirm the truth of something.
19. What means the same as ASSEMBLE?
20. Grandma stepped around the toys and books that were on the floor. She asked, "Why is there so much clutter in your room?"
21. What is a struggle between two opposite character or forces?
22. What does the term 'juxtaposition' mean in literature?
23. In math, what is a "multiple?
24. What is traditional literature?
25. The main idea of an entire work.
26. Repeat of a test
27. Choose the word that matches all three meanings below. *a hole with water*satisfactorily*healthy
28. In which sentence could subjective fill in the blank?
29. A prefix meaning "not" or "Without"
30. The reason the author has for writing a story
31. What is the primary purpose of using academic vocabulary in research writing?
32. To decide (something) especially because of evidence or facts; to establish (something) exactly
33. This made voting easier for African Americans.
34. The perspective of the author
35. To give reasons in favor of or against something is to .....
36. A letter or word that is repeated over and over in a poem.
37. This text structure gives the reader a mental picture. This is called .....
38. Whole, or to finish.
39. A person who is knowledgeable about a topic
40. Governments and individuals can 10 ..... that they care about the environment by recycling.
41. What does the vocabulary word selection mean?
42. To decide by reasoning / to reach a conclusion after a discussion
43. The artist used many ..... colors to complete his painting.
44. When the findings of your empirical investigation are different from a certain study, it means that your results ..... the previous research.
45. A book or written work
46. To look at something carefully by attention to its parts
47. The verbal interaction between two or more characters in a dramatic or narrative work
48. I support the ..... that health care should be free for all members of society.
49. To express the opposite of something
50. Not related to the concrete properties of an object; pertaining to ideas, concepts, qualities instead of physical attributes.
51. What is the definition of lesson?
52. What is it called when an author gives human like qualities to everyday objects?
53. Having or providing as much as is needed:enough
54. Recognize what makes (someone or something) different.
55. No one has lived in the vacant house on the hill for about 15 years.
56. Which word or phrase is a synonym for anticipate?
57. Clues in a text that help you figure out the meaning of an unknown word
58. To make sense of and assign meaning to the data
59. Words that have opposite meanings
60. At the end of the meeting there were still a number of unresolved .....