MISC Vocabulary
Comparison Adjectives
Past Continuous
Vocabulary - crime, people and crime
Adverbs of Manner
100
Name each direction 
North, East, South, West
100
Which is correct? "English is _______ Japanese."
A. easier
B. more easy
C. easier than
C. Easier than
100
_____ you still working at 7pm last night?
Were
100
A person who steals.
thief
100
We waited _______ for the bus to arrive.
A. patiently
B. promptly
C. punctually
A. Patiently
200
Which word does not belong with the rest? Why?
A. Peaceful
B. Frightening
C. Pleasant
D. Ideal
B. Frightening
200
Which is correct? "This year the weather is ______ than last year."
A. badder
B. worse
C. worser
B. Worse
200
At 8.30am today I _____ driving to work.
Was
200
Objects, documents, official statements, etc. that are used to prove something is true or not true
evidence
200
I couldn't hear him because he was speaking too _______ .
A. softly
B. silently
C. gently
A. Softly
300
What is this?
A cliff
300
Which is the comparative form? "I'm strong, but my brother is _______ ."
A. strongest
B. stronger
C. as strong
B. stronger
300
We _____ sleeping when the police came. (negative)
weren't
300
A person thought to be guilty of a crime or offence.
suspect
300
If you're telling the police exactly what happened, you're speaking _______ .
A. rightfully
B. exactly
C. truthfully
C. Truthfully
400
A father's son's son is his?
Grandson
400
Which is correct? "Do you think Michelle is _______ than Melinda?"
A. prettier
B. more pretty
C. more prettier
A. prettier
400
I was reading a detective story _____ I heard a noise.
when
400
A person who produces fraudulent copies or imitations.
forger
400
Choose the best adverb: The ballerina moved _______ as she danced.
A. softly
B. politely
C. gracefully
C. Gracefully
500
Explain the weather today in comparison to yesterday. Use comparative form.
Open answer: use cold, rain, wet, cloudy, etc.
500
7. Which is not a comparative form of the adjective "clever"?
A. cleverer
B. cleverrer
C. more clever
B. cleverrer
500
They ________ TV when I arrived.
were watching
500
To take over something, like a vehicle or plane, illegally and usually by force.
hijack
500
Which is the opposite of "accidentally"?
A. deliberately
B. cautiously
C. carefully
A. Deliberately