Welcome to English Vocabulary Quiz Part-2, a fun and educational way to expand your English knowledge!
In this quiz, you’ll explore 10 useful English words starting with the letters A to C, including their meanings, examples, and multiple-choice questions to test your understanding. After giving the test, you may also practice the English vocabulary quiz part 1 and then try all parts of the vocabulary quizzes.
Whether you’re a student preparing for exams or want to sound more fluent in conversation, this quiz will help you build confidence and improve comprehension.
English Vocabulary Quiz Part-2
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Examples and Meaning of the English Vocabulary Quiz (Part-2)
1. Abridge
Meaning: To shorten a piece of writing without losing its meaning
Example: The editor decided to ABRIDGE the novel to make it suitable for young readers.
What does “abridge” mean?
A) To lengthen a story
B) To shorten while keeping meaning
C) To delete completely
2. Apathy
Meaning: Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
Example: The crowd’s APATHY toward the election surprised the candidates.
What does “apathy” mean?
A) Strong excitement
B) Lack of interest or feeling
C) Anger or frustration
3. Banish
Meaning: To send someone away as punishment
Example: The king decided to BANISH the traitor from the kingdom forever.
What does “banish” mean?
A) To welcome warmly
B) To make someone stay
C) To send away as punishment
4. Benevolent
Meaning: Kind and generous; showing goodwill
Example: The BENEVOLENT teacher donated her salary to help poor students.
What does “benevolent” mean?
A) Cruel and harsh
B) Kind and generous
C) Lazy and careless
5. Cajole
Meaning: To persuade someone with flattery or gentle urging
Example: She tried to CAJOLE her parents into letting her attend the concert.
What does “cajole” mean?
A) To persuade with flattery
B) To force someone angrily
C) To argue loudly
6. Candor
Meaning: The quality of being open and honest in expression
Example: His CANDOR during the meeting earned him everyone’s respect.
What does “candor” mean?
A) Honesty and openness
B) Silence and secrecy
C) Cleverness and trickery
7. Chide
Meaning: To scold or express mild disapproval
Example: The teacher CHIDED the student for arriving late again.
What does “chide” mean?
A) To praise someone
B) To scold or correct mildly
C) To ignore completely
8. Coax
Meaning: To gently persuade someone to do something
Example: She managed to COAX the cat out from under the bed with some food.
What does “coax” mean?
A) To force by threat
B) To gently persuade
C) To chase away
9. Comply
Meaning: To act according to a command or request
Example: The company must COMPLY with safety regulations to avoid penalties.
What does “comply” mean?
A) To obey or follow rules
B) To refuse a request
C) To argue against something
10. Concur
Meaning: To agree with someone’s opinion or statement
Example: I CONCUR with your idea; it’s the best approach for our project.
What does “concur” mean?
A) To disagree strongly
B) To delay or ignore
C) To agree or share the same opinion
Answers of all vocabulary quizzes
- Abridge — B) To shorten while keeping meaning
- Apathy — B) Lack of interest or feeling
- Banish — C) To send away as punishment
- Benevolent — B) Kind and generous
- Cajole — A) To persuade with flattery
- Candor — A) Honesty and openness
- Chide — B) To scold or correct mildly
- Coax — B) To gently persuade
- Comply — A) To obey or follow rules
- Concur — C) To agree or share the same opinion
FAQs on English Vocabulary Quiz
1. What is the purpose of the English Vocabulary Quiz series?
These quizzes help learners improve vocabulary through examples, meanings, and practical usage, making learning both fun and effective.
2. Who can take this quiz?
Anyone looking to improve their English fluency, vocabulary, or test performance — including students, professionals, and teachers.
3. How can I memorize these words easily?
Use the example sentences, repeat the words aloud, and apply them in your daily conversations or writing.
4. Will there be more quizzes?
Yes! Stay tuned for English Vocabulary Quiz Part-3 — next day.
Conclusion
Vocabulary is the foundation of strong communication. With every quiz you complete, you’re taking one more step toward better speaking, writing, and understanding English.
Keep practicing regularly — and soon, you’ll find these words becoming a natural part of your vocabulary.