ALCPT Vocabulary 4 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: The plan was 'effective.' What does 'effective' mean?
- complicated and unclear
- producing the desired result (Correct answer)
- too expensive to use
- difficult to understand
Correct answer: producing the desired result
'Effective' means something that works well and produces the intended result.
Question 2: Which word means 'to make something better'?
- worsen
- improve (Correct answer)
- repeat
- observe
Correct answer: improve
'Improve' means to make or become better in quality or condition.
Question 3: The mission required 'immediate' action. What does 'immediate' mean?
- planned in advance
- done without delay (Correct answer)
- requiring careful thought
- optional and flexible
Correct answer: done without delay
'Immediate' means happening or done at once, without delay.
Question 4: She was 'confident' before the test. What does 'confident' mean?
- nervous and afraid
- sure of oneself (Correct answer)
- unprepared and worried
- confused and uncertain
Correct answer: sure of oneself
'Confident' means feeling certain about one's abilities or the outcome.
Question 5: Which word means 'to move from one place to another'?
- remain
- transfer (Correct answer)
- refuse
- announce
Correct answer: transfer
'Transfer' means to move or convey something from one location to another.
Question 6: The report described an 'obstacle' in the path. What does 'obstacle' mean?
- a clear route forward
- something that blocks or hinders progress (Correct answer)
- a tool for navigation
- a scheduled rest stop
Correct answer: something that blocks or hinders progress
'Obstacle' refers to something that stands in the way and makes progress difficult.
Question 7: He was asked to 'respond' to the message. What does 'respond' mean?
- ignore the message
- send a reply or reaction (Correct answer)
- delete the message
- forward it to others
Correct answer: send a reply or reaction
'Respond' means to give an answer or reaction to something.
The plan was 'effective.' What does 'effective' mean?