Grammar Quiz

Future Tense Vocabulary Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Future Tense Vocabulary

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someone wearing glasses

A. Overreacting

B. Bespectacled

C. Apprentice

D. Merely


to be sick to your stomach

A. Minutiae

B. Overreacting

C. Alertly

D. Nauseatingly


a small or trivial detail about something

A. Bespectacled

B. Manipulative

C. Minutiae

D. renew


to be aware of something

A. mimic

B. alertly

C. seeping

D. manufactured


just or only; barely

A. Bespectacled

B. merely

C. renew

D. dominated


not paying attention as well as you should

A. Nauseatingly

B. Avoid

C. Distracting

D. Bespectacled-


an extremely small amount

A. manufactured

B. relieved

C. Minutiae

D. Iota


Apprentice

A. someone who helps and learns from someone more knowledgeable

B. someone who helps and learns from someone more knowledgeable

C. to have a commanding influence over something or someone

D. to stay away from something or keep away from something


Dominated

A. something that is in your way

B. to have a commanding influence over something or someone

C. having control of the situation or someone not in a good way

D. a small or trivial detail about something


Sensation

A. not paying attention as well as you should

B. just or only; barely

C. a weird physical feeling 

D. having control of the situation or someone not in a good way


to imitate or do the same thing as someone else

A. Bespectacled

B. mimic

C. Nauseatingly

D. Apprentice


to resume or start again after an interruption of some kind

A. psyched

B. Iota

C. renew

D. Minutiae


Overreacting

A. feeling better after feeling anxious or worried

B. to respond more emotionally than what is called for in a situation

C. to have a commanding influence over something or someone

D. to stay away from something or keep away from something


Relieved

A. someone who helps and learns from someone more knowledgeable

B. to imitate or do the same thing as someone else

C. feeling better after feeling anxious or worried

D. having control of the situation or someone not in a good way


excited and full of anticipation

A. obstacle

B. avoid

C. sensation

D. psyched


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