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An infant is best described as:
A) A child between 4–12 years old
B) A baby under one year old
C) A teenager
D) A preschooler
An infant is best described as:
A) A child between 4–12 years old
B) A baby under one year old
C) A teenager
D) A preschooler
A toddler is:
A) An adult who acts childish
B) A small child learning to walk
C) A newborn
D) A primary school student
A toddler is:
A) An adult who acts childish
B) A small child learning to walk
C) A newborn
D) A primary school student
During adolescence, people often:
A) Experience emotional and physical changes
B) Retire from work
C) become an adult
D) get to middle-age
During adolescence, people often:
A) Experience emotional and physical changes
B) Retire from work
C) become an adult
D) get to middle-age
Someone with bushy eyebrows has eyebrows that are:
A) Very thin and light
B) Thick and full
C) Hardly visible
D) Carefully shaped
Someone with bushy eyebrows has eyebrows that are:
A) Very thin and light
B) Thick and full
C) Hardly visible
D) Carefully shaped
If someone seems unaffected by criticism, they:
A) Are deeply hurt by it
B) Don’t appear emotionally impacted
C) Immediately react angrily
D) Become defensive
If someone seems unaffected by criticism, they:
A) Are deeply hurt by it
B) Don’t appear emotionally impacted
C) Immediately react angrily
D) Become defensive
An envious person feels:
A) Humble
B) Jealous of others’ achievements
C) Grateful
D) Indifferent
An envious person feels:
A) Humble
B) Jealous of others’ achievements
C) Grateful
D) Indifferent
An inventive student is:
A) Very creative and able to think of new solutions
B) Lazy but talented
C) Focused only on theory
D) Disorganized
An inventive student is:
A) Very creative and able to think of new solutions
B) Lazy but talented
C) Focused only on theory
D) Disorganized
A person’s distinguishing features are:
A) Common traits everyone shares
B) Unique characteristics that make them recognizable
C) Temporary flaws
D) Hidden qualities
A person’s distinguishing features are:
A) Common traits everyone shares
B) Unique characteristics that make them recognizable
C) Temporary flaws
D) Hidden qualities
A resourceful traveller is someone who:
A) Gives up easily
B) Solves problems creatively
C) Relies on luck
D) Depends on others
A resourceful traveller is someone who:
A) Gives up easily
B) Solves problems creatively
C) Relies on luck
D) Depends on others
An amiable colleague is likely to be:
A) Friendly and pleasant
B) Rude and arrogant
C) Has a lot of ideas
D) does not follow authority
An amiable colleague is likely to be:
A) Friendly and pleasant
B) Rude and arrogant
C) Has a lot of ideas
D) does not follow authority
If someone inspires you to do something, they:
A) Pressure you into it
B) Motivate and encourage you
C) Prevent you from doing it
D) Judge you
If someone inspires you to do something, they:
A) Pressure you into it
B) Motivate and encourage you
C) Prevent you from doing it
D) Judge you
If someone feels insecure about their appearance, they:
A) Are confident
B) Lack confidence
C) Are arrogant
D) Are indifferent
If someone feels insecure about their appearance, they:
A) Are confident
B) Lack confidence
C) Are arrogant
D) Are indifferent
A timid student might:
A) Volunteer for every presentation
B) Avoid speaking in front of others
C) Interrupt constantly
D) Dominate discussions
A timid student might:
A) Volunteer for every presentation
B) Avoid speaking in front of others
C) Interrupt constantly
D) Dominate discussions
If you admire someone, you:
A) Feel superior to them
B) Respect and look up to them
C) Envy them
D) Ignore them
If you admire someone, you:
A) Feel superior to them
B) Respect and look up to them
C) Envy them
D) Ignore them
If you’re ignorant of a fact, you:
A) Are aware of it
B) Don’t know it
C) Reject it
D) Invent it
If you’re ignorant of a fact, you:
A) Are aware of it
B) Don’t know it
C) Reject it
D) Invent it
A suggestible person:
A) Is easily influenced by others
B) Refuses to listen
C) Challenges every idea
D) has good suggestions
A suggestible person:
A) Is easily influenced by others
B) Refuses to listen
C) Challenges every idea
D) has good suggestions
If someone stutters, they:
A) Speak fluently
B) Repeat sounds or pause involuntarily
C) Shout constantly
D) Whisper words
If someone stutters, they:
A) Speak fluently
B) Repeat sounds or pause involuntarily
C) Shout constantly
D) Whisper words
Someone reliant on public transport:
A) Drives everywhere
B) Depends on buses or trains
C) Avoids driving their car
D) Prefers walking
Someone reliant on public transport:
A) Drives everywhere
B) Depends on buses or trains
C) Avoids driving their car
D) Prefers walking
If a news story is barely believable, it’s:
A) Completely reliable
B) Hard to believe
C) Well documented
D) Common knowledge
If a news story is barely believable, it’s:
A) Completely reliable
B) Hard to believe
C) Well documented
D) Common knowledge
A family that struggles to make ends meet:
A) Earns more than enough
B) Has trouble covering expenses
C) doesn't have enough money to live
D) Refuses to work
A family that struggles to make ends meet:
A) Earns more than enough
B) Has trouble covering expenses
C) doesn't have enough money to live
D) Refuses to work
If you dwell on a mistake, you:
A) Keep thinking about it for too long
B) Forget it instantly
C) Learn and move on
D) Laugh about it
If you dwell on a mistake, you:
A) Keep thinking about it for too long
B) Forget it instantly
C) Learn and move on
D) Laugh about it
If something is highly unlikely, it is:
A) Almost impossible
B) Somewhat probable
C) Likely to happen
D) Inevitable
If something is highly unlikely, it is:
A) Almost impossible
B) Somewhat probable
C) Likely to happen
D) Inevitable
A contemporary artist is:
A) From ancient history
B) Living or working in the present time
C) Outdated
D) From the Renaissance
A contemporary artist is:
A) From ancient history
B) Living or working in the present time
C) Outdated
D) From the Renaissance
A task described as fairly straightforward is:
A) Quite simple
B) Complicated and confusing
C) Impossible to finish
D) Very easy
A task described as fairly straightforward is:
A) Quite simple
B) Complicated and confusing
C) Impossible to finish
D) Very easy
When you put up with noisy neighbors, you:
A) Tolerate them patiently
B) Argue daily
C) Confront them
D) Ignore them completely
When you put up with noisy neighbors, you:
A) Tolerate them patiently
B) Argue daily
C) Confront them
D) Ignore them completely
To pronounce a word correctly means to:
A) Spell it perfectly
B) Say it properly
C) Define it well
D) Write it down correctly
To pronounce a word correctly means to:
A) Spell it perfectly
B) Say it properly
C) Define it well
D) Write it down correctly
An unremarkable event is:
A) So-so
B) Ordinary and not impressive
C) Life-changing
D) Extraordinary and impressive
An unremarkable event is:
A) So-so
B) Ordinary and not impressive
C) Life-changing
D) Extraordinary and impressive
A remarkable achievement is:
A) Ordinary
B) Worthy of attention and admiration
C) Slightly disappointing
D) Barely noticeable
A remarkable achievement is:
A) Ordinary
B) Worthy of attention and admiration
C) Slightly disappointing
D) Barely noticeable
To cut out caffeine means:
A) Reduce slightly
B) Stop consuming it entirely
C) Start drinking more
D) Avoid water
To cut out caffeine means:
A) Reduce slightly
B) Stop consuming it entirely
C) Start drinking more
D) Avoid water
To cut down on sugar means:
A) Eat less sugar
B) Stop eating completely
C) Increase sugar intake
D) Substitute it with salt
To cut down on sugar means:
A) Eat less sugar
B) Stop eating completely
C) Increase sugar intake
D) Substitute it with salt
If something doesn’t happen in a vacuum, it:
A) Is influenced by other factors
B) Happens independently
C) Has no context
D) Is fictional
If something doesn’t happen in a vacuum, it:
A) Is influenced by other factors
B) Happens independently
C) Has no context
D) Is fictional
To understand something vital means:
A) Recognize something unimportant
B) Grasp something essential
C) Forget key information
D) Doubt what’s obvious
To understand something vital means:
A) Recognize something unimportant
B) Grasp something essential
C) Forget key information
D) Doubt what’s obvious
If a shortage happens owing to bad planning, it occurs:
A) Because of it
B) Despite it
C) Accidentally
D) Without reason
If a shortage happens owing to bad planning, it occurs:
A) Because of it
B) Despite it
C) Accidentally
D) Without reason
If someone is blissfully unaware of danger, they:
A) Are happily ignorant
B) Are very cautious
C) Are nervous
D) Are pretending
If someone is blissfully unaware of danger, they:
A) Are happily ignorant
B) Are very cautious
C) Are nervous
D) Are pretending
If you’re astonished by news, you are:
A) Extremely surprised
B) Slightly annoyed
C) Calm and neutral
D) Totally indifferent
If you’re astonished by news, you are:
A) Extremely surprised
B) Slightly annoyed
C) Calm and neutral
D) Totally indifferent
An inventive engineer is known for:
A) Creative problem-solving
B) Ignoring innovation
C) Following tradition only
D) Copying others’ work
An inventive engineer is known for:
A) Creative problem-solving
B) Ignoring innovation
C) Following tradition only
D) Copying others’ work