Vocabulary and Sentence Construction Quiz

What does "consented" mean?

• Refused to agree

• Agreed to do something

• Asked for permission

• Ignored the request

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "sheaf."

• She tied a sheaf of papers with a ribbon.

• He consented to the sheaf without reading.

• The outcome was a beautiful sheaf.

• They advised to bring a sheaf to the meeting.

What does "outcome" mean?

• A new beginning

• The process of planning

• The result or effect of an action

• A detailed proposal

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "homeland."

• He advised to visit the homeland during summer.

• The outcome was a beautiful homeland.

• She consented to move back to her homeland.

• A sheaf of documents was found in the homeland.

What does "advised" mean?

• To ignore someone's suggestion

• To make a decision without help

• To offer suggestions or recommendations

• To demand someone to do something

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "content."

• He was content with the outcome of the game.

• The content of the book was difficult to understand.

• They advised to add more content to the presentation.

• Both A and B

What does "testifying" mean?

• To refuse to speak in court

• To give evidence as a witness in a law court

• To argue with someone

• To write a report

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "consented."

• She consented to the terms of the agreement.

• He consented the document without reading.

• The outcome was consented by all.

• They advised to consent before proceeding.

Which sentence correctly shows the use of "advised" in the context of giving a recommendation?

• He advised against walking alone at night.

• The teacher was advised by the student.

• The book was advised to be interesting.

• They were advised by the weather.

What is the best way to use "testifying" in a sentence?

• The lawyer was testifying in court.

• She is testifying against the accused tomorrow.

• Testifying the documents took all morning.

• He was busy testifying the records.