Testing your knowledge Chapter 5

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Testing your knowledge Chapter 5

Part 1 Synonyms: The law

1. What is a synonym?

1. A word that has the opposite meaning of another word
2. A word that has the same or a similar meaning as another word
3. A word that sounds the same as another word
4. A word with no meaning

2. Which of the following is a synonym of "legal"?

1. Allowed (by law)
2. Criminal
3. Dishonest
4. Unjust

3. Which of the following is a synonym of "fair"?

1. Biased
2. Reasonable
3. Corrupt
4. Partial

4. Which of the following is a synonym of "optional"?

1. Mandatory
2. Compulsory
3. Voluntary
4. Obligatory

5. Which of the following is a synonym of "obligatory"?

1. Compulsory
2. Optional
3. Elective
4. Voluntary

6. Which of the following is a synonym of "restrictive"?

1. Unlimited
2. Limiting
3. Free
4. Open

7. Which of the following is a synonym of "prohibited"?

1. Allowed
2. Permissible
3. Illegal
4. Encouraged

Part 2 Modal verbs

8. What are modal verbs?

1. Verbs that indicate actions in the past
2. Verbs that express necessity, ability, or permission
3. Verbs that describe emotions
4. Verbs that are used only in passive sentences

9. Under which category of modal verbs do "can/can't" fall?

1. Obligation
2. Permission
3. Advice
4. Necessity

10. Under which category of modal verbs do "have to/don't have to" fall?

1. Certainty
2. Obligation
3. Possibility
4. Permission

11. Under which category of modal verbs do "may/may not" fall?

1. Ability
2. Advice
3. Permission
4. Obligation

12. Under which category of modal verbs do "must/mustn't" fall?

1. Advice
2. Prohibition
3. Past action
4. Uncertainty

13. What is the difference between "must" and "have to"?

1. "Must" is stronger than "have to"
2. "Have to" expresses external obligation, while "must" expresses internal obligation
3. They have the same meaning and can always be used interchangeably
4. Must" is only used in past tense