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Question 1: The weather is ___ today. Let's go outside! Question 1 options Check answer
'Beautiful' is correct because it describes something very pleasing, especially weather or scenery. 'Angry' means upset, 'tired' means needing rest, and 'hungry' means needing food — none are positive adjectives for weather.
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Question 2: What does the word 'kind' mean? Question 2 options Check answer
'Kind' means friendly and caring towards others. It does not mean 'fast,' 'tall,' or 'loud.'
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Question 3: My sister is very ___. She always helps people. Question 3 options Check answer
'Generous' means willing to give and help others. 'Lazy' means unwilling to work, 'selfish' means caring only about yourself, and 'shy' means nervous around people — none fit someone who always helps.
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Question 4: The adjective 'cheerful' describes someone who is happy and in a good mood. Question 4 options Check answer
True. 'Cheerful' means noticeably happy and optimistic, often spreading positivity to others.
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Question 5: Which word is closest in meaning to 'brave'? Question 5 options Check answer
'Courageous' is the closest synonym to 'brave,' as both mean willing to face danger or difficulty without fear. 'Cautious' means careful, 'gentle' means soft and kind, and 'patient' means able to wait calmly.
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Question 6: Which adjective naturally completes this common English collocation: '___ news'? Question 6 options Check answer
'Wonderful news' is a standard English collocation. While 'handsome,' 'gorgeous,' and 'delicious' are all positive adjectives, they do not naturally pair with 'news.' We say 'handsome man,' 'gorgeous view,' and 'delicious food,' but 'wonderful news' is the natural combination.
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Question 7: She gave a ___ smile that made everyone feel welcome. Question 7 options Check answer
'Warm' collocates naturally with 'smile' to mean friendly and inviting. 'Heavy' describes weight, 'sharp' describes edges or pain, and 'thick' describes density — none naturally describe a welcoming smile.
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Question 8: Match each positive adjective to its definition. Question 8 options loyal
humble
grateful
optimistic
expecting good things to happen
feeling thankful for something
modest and not boastful
faithful and devoted to someone
Select an item on the left, then tap its match on the right.
Check answer
'Loyal' means faithful and devoted. 'Humble' means modest, not proud. 'Grateful' means feeling thankful. 'Optimistic' means expecting good things to happen.
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Question 9: The scientist made a ___ discovery that changed the field of medicine. Question 9 options Check answer
'Remarkable' means worthy of attention or striking, fitting a discovery that changed medicine. 'Fragile' means easily broken, 'distant' means far away, and 'ordinary' means not special — none describe a groundbreaking discovery.
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Question 10: What does the word 'compassionate' mean? Question 10 options Check answer
'Compassionate' means feeling deep sympathy for others who are suffering and wanting to help them. It does not relate to being competitive, organized, or entertaining.
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Question 11: He is a very ___ worker who never gives up on difficult tasks. Question 11 options Check answer
'Diligent' means showing careful and persistent effort in one's work. 'Careless' means without attention, 'reluctant' means unwilling, and 'idle' means doing nothing — only 'diligent' describes someone who never gives up.
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Question 12: Which word is closest in meaning to 'genuine'? Question 12 options Check answer
'Authentic' is the closest synonym to 'genuine,' as both mean real, true, and not fake. 'Artificial' means fake, 'vague' means unclear, and 'temporary' means lasting only a short time.
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Question 13: The word 'witty' describes someone who is strong and muscular. Question 13 options Check answer
False. 'Witty' means clever and humorous in speech or writing, not physically strong. The word for strong and muscular might be 'muscular' or 'athletic.'
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Question 14: The hotel room had a ___ view of the ocean and the sunset. Question 14 options Check answer
'Stunning' means extremely impressive or attractive, perfectly describing a memorable ocean and sunset view. 'Dull' means boring, 'narrow' means not wide, and 'mild' means moderate — none convey the impressive quality of the view.
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Question 15: The manager was ___ about the new project and believed the team would succeed. Question 15 options Check answer
'Enthusiastic' means showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest. 'Indifferent' means not caring, 'skeptical' means doubtful, and 'anxious' means worried — only 'enthusiastic' matches believing the team would succeed.
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Question 16: She has a heart of ___, always putting others before herself. Question 16 options
Check answer
The fixed expression is 'a heart of gold,' meaning someone is very kind and generous. This is a common English idiom using a positive adjective-like phrase.
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Question 17: The teacher praised the student's ___ attitude toward learning new subjects. Question 17 options Check answer
'Proactive' means creating or controlling a situation rather than just responding to it, describing someone who takes initiative. 'Passive' means accepting without resistance, 'hostile' means unfriendly, and 'apathetic' means lacking interest.
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Question 18: Choose the correct word: 'The charity event was a ___ success, raising more money than expected.' Question 18 options Check answer
'Resounding' collocates naturally with 'success' to mean complete and emphatic. 'Feeble' means weak, 'moderate' means average, and 'reluctant' means unwilling — none form a natural collocation with 'success' to convey exceeding expectations.
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Question 19: Which sentence uses 'amiable' correctly? Question 19 options Check answer
'Amiable' means friendly, pleasant, and easy to get along with, describing a person's character. It does not describe food taste, weather, or building architecture.
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Question 20: His ___ demeanour during the crisis reassured the entire team and kept morale high. Question 20 options Check answer
'Composed' means calm and self-controlled, especially in stressful situations, which reassures others. 'Agitated' means anxious, 'volatile' means unpredictable, and 'bewildered' means confused — all are negative and would not reassure a team.
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