C2 Vocabulary Quiz

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Testyour vocabulary with these fun online quizzes. Choose from hundreds of interactive quizzes listed by topic, word class, or graded level. All correct answers are provided and scores are displayed after finishing each quiz.

We invite you to take a short quiz to test your knowledge on some of the vocabulary words we use when talking about The United Methodist Church. Be sure to share the link with friends so you can compare scores later.

The correct answer is acolyte. Typically, the role of acolyte is filled by a young person, and offers a way to participate more fully in church services. Duties often include distributing and collecting offering plates, and lighting and extinguishing candles on the communion or altar table. But adults are allowed to serve as acolytes, too. The local pastor can decide who serves and what duties are appropriate.

The correct answer is apportionment, a long-standing tradition in The United Methodist Church. This method ensures that the important work of the church all over the world is accomplished through connected congregations, accomplishing what no single church, district or annual conference could do alone. The general funds include the World Service Fund, the Ministerial Education Fund, the Episcopal Fund, the Black College Fund, the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund, the Africa University Fund, and the General Administration Fund.

The correct answer is quadrennium. The quadrennium is the four-year period after each General Conference during which the church carries out the policy and plans approved during that General Conference.

The correct answer is candidacy, a discerning and preparatory period of time for the candidate. Those who want to serve as local pastors, deacons or elders use this time to explore their calling. During this time, the candidates are guided and evaluated by their annual conference.

For each quiz, you will see ten words. Below them, you will see ten sets of boxes. Each box contains seven lines of text from published English books and articles*. In the middle of each line is a gap (a blank line). Which word fits in all of the gaps in each set? Use the drop-down menu to make your choice. When you finish, you will see your score. You can do the quizzes in any order. The most frequent words are at the beginning. [PRACTICE QUIZ]

Within the quiz, each vocabulary word is presented in context (meaning, in an excerpt from the book), which takes the student to the part of the text where the word appears. The student reads the excerpt and is then asked to correctly identify the definition of the word.

Words typically chosen for these quizzes are those that students are most likely to find unfamiliar. By helping students to solidify command of words at the upper end of their reading level, the quizzes promote the ability to move on to texts of greater complexity. We take care, though, to ensure that the choice of words is not so challenging that the quiz is frustrating for the student.

The Renaissance content designers who write Vocabulary Practice Quizzes carefully choose words to use based on a formula that generates a list of word candidates from the text. Considerations include the overall book level of the text, the difficulty of the individual word, the number of times the word is used in the text, and more.

Literacy Skills Quizzes include twelve multiple-choice questions from four categories: Literary Analysis, Inferential Comprehension, Initial Understanding, and Constructing Meaning. Questions cover skills such as recognizing conflict and climax, understanding literary devices, comparing and contrasting, deriving word or phrase meaning, and responding to literature.

Spanish-language Reading Practice Quizzes are not simply translations of existing English-language quizzes. Instead, they are written in Spanish by writers who are native speakers. Spanish-language quizzes are created in Mexico City by a team consisting of four permanent members and other writers and editors who join the team as needed. They follow the same careful editorial process that the US team does, ensuring consistency across AR quizzes.

The selection of books for Spanish Reading Practice Quizzes includes translations of popular English-language titles, as well as books written in Spanish by authors from Argentina, Spain, Mexico, and many other countries. Huevos verdes con jamn (Green Eggs and Ham) by Dr. Seuss and Los juegos del hambre (The Hunger Games) by Suzanne Collins are examples of popular books translated from English. La lagartija y el sol by Alma Flor Ada and La casa imaginaria by Pilar Mateos are examples of popular books written in Spanish.

When you're taking a vocabulary quiz on the SpanishDictionary.com website, you can choose between three quiz formats: multiple choice, writing, and speaking. To switch quiz formats, start a quiz and click on the gear in the upper-left corner of your screen to open "Settings." Then, click on the blue text to the right of where it says "Quiz Format" to choose the type of quiz format you'd like to use.

If you use our iOS app, you can also choose between three quiz formats: multiple choice, writing, and speaking. To change the quiz format, start a quiz and then tap on the gear icon in the top right corner of the quiz. A menu will appear where you can select from writing, multiple choice, or speaking. Tap on the option you want and close the menu to return to the quiz.

When you're taking a vocabulary quiz using the SpanishDictionary.com Android app, you have the option to choose between typing your answers and using multiple choice. If the quiz is currently asking you to type your answers, you can click on the little tile icon in the top right corner of the page (next to the audio icon) to switch to multiple choice.

Please note that on our website and in the Android app, the input-method setting is saved with a cookie. If you use a cookie-blocking extension or a browser setting that blocks cookies, the quizzes may reset to the default of multiple choice every time you return to SpanishDictionary.com.

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Our intensive training program offers tailor made learning. The multiple choice quiz provides three levels of difficulty or topic specific instruction, such as business or home life. You will also be able to select German to English or English to German. With the first option you will be shown a German word and provided with four potential English translations. When going from English to German it is the opposite.

The quiz becomes steadily more difficult as you progress. In the beginning easier words are learned and slowly words become more challenging. This helps deepen your overall learning. Words that are incorrectly answered will be reviewed and you will be given the opportunity to study them in more depth. This process helps ensure a firm understanding of the German language.

There are three levels of difficulty. The Beginner level provides an introduction to German and offers a solid foundation to build on. The Intermediate level provides more challenging words. Advanced is for students with a firm understanding of basic German. Any level can be selected and easily switched to a higher level once you feel ready to move forward.

You can also choose to learn German based on specific topics, such as words used in business, hobbies, household items, or school related subjects. Once you have learned topic specific words, you will learn additional words to ensure you have a well-rounded knowledge of the German language.

Why are online vocabulary quizzes so motivating and helpful? For starters, just compare them to an endless test with 50 questions spread over five paper sheets. Even if you want to cover complex lessons, an online vocabulary quiz maker will enable you to segment the content and make it more visually appealing and less intimidating for all language learners.

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