CAN YOU ACE THIS VOCABULARY TEST? English Vocabulary Test - 19. Synonyms quiz.

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[korbinjohnson]

As a native English speaker whenever I want a boost in my mood I take this test.

[christopherharris]

This was easier than I anticipated. 10/10

[im_calling_you_out]

9/10
I've never really thought of "tedious" being a synonym for "boring." But after looking at the definition of "tedious, " I guess it technically is.

[Heinkey]

The difficulty depends of your native language. For example, in Portuguese "Tédio" or "Tedioso" means Boring, so "Tedious" its, for us, very easy to identify. In Brazil, lawyers use "novel diploma" to designate a "new law", we also have the "novelas", Brazilian Tv Shows that daily release a new episode.

[Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for this test. Got 9/10. Didn't know that novel is new.

[hilariousjr.l.dawing]

6 out of 10
my wrong is #3, 5, 7, 8
but atleast i've learned a Lot😇
ThankYou Admin/mentors💓

[MicheleBohmke]

10/10 Easy! I've been a word nerd and a bookworm all my life.

[Krencher]

10/10, much easier than I expected to be honest

[cvlzation]

I judge you IMPISH!!! The office helped with that one lol

[kanwarjitsinghsohal]

Thanks for test we eagerly waiting for test daily 🙏

[thelonebraincell]

This was harder than I expected, still managed a 9/10 I've never heard prying in that manner

[everythinggirly]

This has lots of words I didn't know! Thank you, I want to extend my vocabulary 👍

[StaticBlaster]

tall - lanky
sure - definite
nosy - prying
thin - slender
usual - customary
naughty - impish
hard - demanding
boring - tedious
change - alter
new - novel

[jagmannenarbrand]

10/10, it’s easy I just used context clues and general social knowledge

[christophersmith]

10/10 I like these things and it wasn’t for a Harvard graduate bioengineering major

[madwhitehare]

I’m so grateful that English is my mother tongue. I feel for folks who have to learn it…😩

[niilhilism]

9/10
Got usual incorrectly by choosing monotonous from customary but am proud of the results as a Filipino.

[Sableye]

10/10 Easier than expected, but still fun!

[Skincarvr]

9/10 but only because I thought that monotonous was more similar in nature to usual than customary (like "I have a monotonous routine")

[butterflymagicwithhottea]

10/10. I inferred the colloquialism used in question #7 to select the correct answer. "hard" does not mean "demanding". "Hard" means solid and firm. It's about density of matter. "Difficult" refers to a degree of challenge. If you intend to teach viewers essentials of basic vocabulary, it may help to separate synonyms from colloquialisms.