Test on Practical English Vocabulary for Learners

Question 1: The individual in the study materials never feels a bit down after a holiday.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The study materials state: 'I always feel a bit down after a holiday.' Therefore, the statement that the individual never feels a bit down is incorrect.

Question 2: Based on the provided study materials, which of the following statements about personal feelings related to chocolate and crime is accurate?

A. The study materials indicate that chocolate makes people feel less prone to crime.

B. The study materials suggest that eating chocolate leads to feelings of remorse for past crimes.

C. The study materials imply that chocolate could be a secret weapon in the fight against crime, but do not describe personal feelings linked to this idea.

D. The study materials state that people feel happy when chocolate is used to fight crime.

Explanation: The study materials only state that 'Chocolate could become a secret weapon in the fight against crime.' No information is provided about any personal feelings related to chocolate's role in combating crime, or about how chocolate affects criminal tendencies or remorse.

Question 3: The vocabulary list for 'MONEY' includes 'coin', 'credit card', and 'bank account' as examples of money types and accounts.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The vocabulary bank 'MONEY' lists 'coin' as a type of money, 'credit card' as a payment method related to money, and 'bank account' as an account for money.

Question 4: Which of the following words or phrases from the study materials describe a financial state?

A. debt

B. invest

C. broke

D. borrow

Explanation: Debt is defined as owing money, which is a financial state. Broke is an adjective meaning having no money, also a financial state. Invest and borrow are actions related to money, not descriptions of a financial state.

Question 5: The phrase 'burst into tears' is listed as an expression related to emotions in the study materials.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The study materials include 'burst into tears' with the example 'When I finished the race I burst into tears.', indicating it is an expression.