Unit 6: Vocabulary - Practice Quiz

1 A person who treats sick animals is called a:

2 Which place is used for conducting scientific experiments?

3 The amount of money reduced from the original price during a sale is called a:

4 A place where people go to watch films is called a:

5 Which of the following is a piece of fitness equipment used for running indoors?

6 Which nutrient is mainly found in bread, rice, and pasta?

7 The official document that allows you to travel to foreign countries is a:

8 Which word describes a person who is very tall and thin?

9 What is the capital city of Japan?

10 Choose the correct collocation: 'to ___ a decision'.

11 The business idiom 'in the red' means a company is:

12 A person who designs buildings is called an:

13 The person at the shop who takes your payment is the:

14 A live performance of music by a band or singer is called a:

15 Which sport is played with a bat, a ball, and wickets?

16 Which of these is a dairy product?

17 The place where you wait to board an aeroplane is the:

18 Which word describes hair that is tightly twisted into waves?

19 The Eiffel Tower is located in which city?

20 If a project 'gets the green light', it means it is:

21 Riya just started working but is still learning the role under supervision. Which word best describes her current position?

22 A student needs to borrow a research journal for an assignment. Which place in the school should they visit?

23 At a store, the sign reads "Buy one, get one free." What does this phrase mean?

24 Which word correctly completes the sentence: "The movie received great _____ from critics for its direction."?

25 A person does gentle stretches before running to prepare their muscles. This activity is called a _____.

26 Which word best describes a diet that includes a wide variety of nutrients in correct amounts?

27 At the airport, where should a traveller go to hand over their large bags before a flight?

28 Which word best completes the sentence: "My grandfather has a thick grey _____ on his chin."?

29 Which option correctly matches a country with its capital city?

30 Which verb correctly collocates with the noun in the sentence: "I need to _____ a decision before tomorrow."?

31 In a meeting, your manager says, "Let's touch base next week." What does this mean?

32 Which term refers to the money paid to an employee every month for their work?

33 A customer wants to return an item and get their money back. What are they asking for?

34 Which word best completes the sentence: "The band gave a live _____ in front of thousands of fans."?

35 Which word correctly describes the ability to continue physical activity for a long time without getting tired?

36 Which word completes the sentence: "After the surgery, the doctor advised plenty of rest to help him _____."?

37 A document that officially allows you to enter a foreign country for a limited time is called a _____.

38 Which adjective collocates correctly: "She felt _____ pain in her back after lifting the box."?

39 Your colleague says a new strategy is "a win-win situation." What does this mean?

40 Which word best describes a person who is tall and thin with little body fat?

41 In a quarterly review, a manager says: "We need to touch base before we move the needle on this account." What is the manager primarily asking the team to do?

42 Which sentence uses a grammatically and idiomatically correct collocation?

43 A job advertisement states the role is "remuneration commensurate with experience." What does this most precisely communicate to applicants?

44 A nutrition label describes a snack as "nutrient-dense but calorie-sparse." Which food best fits this description?

45 A store sign reads: "All clearance items are final sale." What does a careful shopper correctly conclude?

46 During negotiations a partner remarks, "Let's not put all our eggs in one basket; we should keep our options open." What strategy is being recommended?

47 Which description most accurately portrays a person who is "stocky with a receding hairline and a weathered complexion"?

48 A traveller's itinerary notes a "layover" of three hours and a "stopover" of two days. What distinguishes these terms?

49 A film review calls a movie a "sleeper hit that garnered a cult following." What does this mean?

50 A trainer advises an athlete to focus on "endurance" rather than "explosive power." Which activity best matches the recommended focus?

51 A university memo refers to a student's "extenuating circumstances" affecting an exam. What does this phrase indicate?

52 Choose the option where all collocations with "heavy" are standard and natural in English.

53 Which pairing correctly matches a city to its country, where the city is not the capital?

54 A CEO warns that a rival's new product could be a "game changer" that leaves competitors "behind the curve." What is the combined meaning?

55 A doctor advises a patient with high cholesterol to reduce "saturated fats" and increase "soluble fibre." Which meal best follows this advice?

56 An employee is told they are being "made redundant" rather than "dismissed for cause." What is the key difference?

57 A product is advertised as "RRP $80, now $48." If a shopper also uses a 25% off coupon on the sale price, what is the final cost?

58 A tourist is told their visa is "valid for multiple entries" but has a "maximum stay of 30 days per entry." Which statement is correct?

59 A critic writes that a play "relies on slapstick rather than satire." What distinction is being drawn?

60 A fitness plan prescribes "HIIT" sessions to improve cardiovascular health efficiently. What does this term describe?