Essential English Words Quiz 21 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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📘 Essential English Words – Quiz 21
1. Relax.
A) To rest.
B) A large group of people.
C) To keep going.
D) To move.
2. A thick, solid piece of something.
A) FROM.
B) Soundly.
C) Chunk.
D) Ordeal.
3. Group of things on top of the other.
A) Profound.
B) Seize.
C) Vital.
D) Pile.
4. To think about something carefully.
A) Ponder.
B) Glove.
C) Search.
D) Complicate.
5. Meanwhile, philosophers _____ whether it's right to clone an individual.
A) Depress.
B) Depart.
C) Debate.
D) Fascinate.
6. Invest (v).
A) Invest.
B) Innova.
C) Investor.
D) Investment.
7. To keep someone away from other people.
A) Seclude.
B) Episode.
C) Ranger.
D) Rubble.
8. Acting in an unsafe way.
A) Butler.
B) Mound.
C) Reckless.
D) Dilapidated.
9. Not large enough.
A) Dearth.
B) Dire.
C) Allot.
D) Appall.
10. To push something or move it somewhere.
A) Propel.
B) Unsettle.
C) Etiquette.
D) Suppress.
11. Which one makes better sense?.
A) A landscape may have snow during the winter.
B) It is hard to seek for things when it is sunny.
12. To copy the actions and characteristics of something.
A) Ingenious.
B) Stimulate.
C) Simulate.
D) Innovation.
13. A person who runs a certain department or building.
A) Glamorous.
B) Superintendent.
C) Fuss.
D) Ministry.
14. Something that is extremely important to another thing.
A) Crucial.
B) Exotic.
C) Oxygen.
D) Deposit.
15. To make something more attractive by adding beautiful things to it.
A) Slate.
B) Faucet.
C) Housekeeping.
D) Decorate.
16. A thought about a person or a thing.
A) Reflect.
B) Lie.
C) Opinion.
D) Advise.
17. April Fools' Day celebration takes place every _____ .
A) Year.
B) Monday.
C) Week.
D) Two years.
18. An attitude about an issue that someone states clearly.
A) Scramble.
B) Sergeant.
C) Stance.
D) Sheer.
19. A person who lives alone and does not spend time with others.
A) Hermit.
B) Ponder.
C) Barber.
D) Basement.
20. Something unusual.
A) Joy.
B) Odd.
C) Greet.
D) Profession.
21. To rent property, usually an apartment or land.
A) Tenant.
B) Hygienic.
C) Lease.
D) Bankrupt.
22. To become steadily worse.
A) Monastery.
B) Zip.
C) Profile.
D) Deteriorate.
23. A group of people who interact and share a culture.
A) Society.
B) Standard.
C) Climb.
D) Futher.
24. A large crowd of people that often wants to cause violence.
A) Mob.
B) Premature.
C) Underestimate.
D) Amid.
25. A place where people live and work, and is smaller than a city.
A) East.
B) Popular.
C) Train.
D) Town.