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It was about time to release another one of our tests, right? We are going back to the vocabulary test, with 20 new words. If you have been reading the blog for a while, you shouldn’t have a problem scoring a 100%! We covered all the words in the past, inside the Word of the Day column.
Here is a teaser:
1. Befuddle means:
- to harass
- to threaten
- to confuse
- to insult
Click here to go to the Vocabulary Test 2 page. Ah, and don’t forget to let us know your score with a comment below.
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85%, not bad for a non-english speaker
Got a 90%.
Good start to the day.
Got 85, but I have to admit that I wasn’t totally sure in some of my apparently correct answers.
80% for me. Not too bad.
90%. Thanks for the test, it’s a nice way to get my brain started before work.
Looks like 85%. I guess my Avatar should bea Bourgeois bromide.
I’ll be the low hanging fruit – 75%.
Yay, vocabulary! I did so-so. For a girl with language lust, I should have done better. Will have to ramp up the vocab lessons on my site…
“My freelance writing experience was one reason why I was hired.”
A reason is THAT, not WHY. “My freelance writing experience was one reason THAT I was hired.”
I got an 85…and in the medical field (my field), a stigma (or stigmata, plural) is usually the definitive mark of some disease, disease process, abnormality etc. In that sense it is usually construed to be something negative, even as a positive finding.
I enjoy the challenge of the vocabulary tests…hoping to keep my mind sharp (or as sharp as it can be, LOL).
90% I’m not ashamed that I didn’t know teraflop, but I could argue that if I don’t understand a problem, it could be either fuzzy or muddy.
OK, I changed muddy.
Fun ~ But, I should have scored higher…
How was #3 a vocabulary question? To me, that was a history question, and a confusing one at that, because, well, they’re STILL building Gothic buildings all over the world!
Oh, and I didn’t know teraflop, either, but, well, technology!
Woo! I got an 80.
Not exactly a hundred, but pretty good.
I only got 70% but enjoyed the test as it gave me an idea for teaching my chinese friends. I can give them the test and discuss the answers.
Maybe your next test could be a slight variation:ask to chose te odd-man- out. Use five alternatives, only one answer incorrect.
I thought trudge was to wade through water noisily and like (as )the others above did not know teraflop.
A grammar inquiry connection would be appreciated as my chinese friends ask me questions I cannot answer orI feel unsure about my answers. Thank you Maotouying
@Deb, number 3 is vocabulary because it is related to the meaning of the word Gothic.
In one of the questions, euphemism was the correct answer, but the adjective preceding the blank was “an”? Would “an euphemism” really be correct?
An euphamism just screams wrongness.
The rule is if the spoken word sounds like it begins with a vowel, you use an, if it doesn’t use a…
Isn’t it?
Egg *sounds* like it starts with an “e”, so “an egg”.
Euphamism sounds like it starts with a y so it should be “a euphamism”?