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Test Your English Level: 60 Questions With Answers & Explanations

Test Your English Level: 60 Questions With Answers & Explanations

English Quiz – Part 2 (Questions 21–40)

Welcome to the second part of the quiz.

These questions are a little more difficult and will test your deeper knowledge of English.

Many learners find this section much harder.

Take your time and read each explanation carefully.

🧠 English Quiz Challenge – Part 2

Welcome to the second part of the English quiz. Answer the next 20 questions and continue testing your vocabulary, meanings, and common English expressions.

⚡ Medium Level • 20 Questions • Vocabulary & Common English

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🧠 English Vocabulary Quiz – Part 2 (Questions 21–40)

Question 21

What is the meaning of the word “ancient”?

A) Very old ✅ Correct Ancient describes something from a very long time ago.
B) Very new ❌ Wrong Ancient is the opposite of new.
C) Very fast ❌ Wrong Ancient relates to age, not speed.
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Question 22

Which word is closest in meaning to “quick”?

A) Fast ✅ Correct Fast and quick have similar meanings.
B) Slow ❌ Wrong Slow is the opposite of quick.
C) Late ❌ Wrong Late refers to time.
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Question 23

What is the opposite of “cheap”?

A) Expensive ✅ Correct Expensive means costing a lot of money.
B) Free ❌ Wrong Free means without cost.
C) Small ❌ Wrong Small refers to size.
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Question 24

What does the word “borrow” mean?

A) Take something and return it later ✅ Correct Example: I borrowed a book from my friend.
B) Buy something ❌ Wrong Buying means paying money for something.
C) Throw something ❌ Wrong Borrow has nothing to do with throwing.
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Question 25

Which word means “very tired”?

A) Exhausted ✅ Correct Exhausted means extremely tired.
B) Hungry ❌ Wrong Hungry means needing food.
C) Angry ❌ Wrong Angry describes emotion.
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Question 26

What is the meaning of “crowded”?

A) Full of people ✅ Correct A crowded place has many people.
B) Very quiet ❌ Wrong Crowded places are usually noisy.
C) Very empty ❌ Wrong Empty is the opposite of crowded.
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Question 27

Which word is closest in meaning to “begin”?

A) Start ✅ Correct Start and begin mean the same thing.
B) Finish ❌ Wrong Finish is the opposite of begin.
C) Stop ❌ Wrong Stop means ending something.
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Question 28

What does the word “generous” mean?

A) Willing to give to others ✅ Correct Generous people like to help and share.
B) Very lazy ❌ Wrong Lazy means not wanting to work.
C) Very shy ❌ Wrong Shy relates to personality.
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Question 29

What is the opposite of “strong”?

A) Weak ✅ Correct Weak means not strong.
B) Tall ❌ Wrong Tall refers to height.
C) Loud ❌ Wrong Loud refers to sound.
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Question 30

What does the word “repair” mean?

A) Fix something broken ✅ Correct Repair means fixing something damaged.
B) Destroy something ❌ Wrong Destroy means breaking something completely.
C) Throw something ❌ Wrong Repair is about fixing.
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Question 31

What does the word “polite” mean?

A) Showing good manners ✅ Correct Polite people are respectful and well mannered.
B) Very angry ❌ Wrong Angry describes emotion.
C) Very loud ❌ Wrong Polite behavior is calm.
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Question 32

Which word means “very large”?

A) Huge ✅ Correct Huge means extremely big.
B) Tiny ❌ Wrong Tiny means very small.
C) Short ❌ Wrong Short refers to length.
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Question 33

What is the opposite of “early”?

A) Late ✅ Correct Late means after the expected time.
B) Fast ❌ Wrong Fast refers to speed.
C) Loud ❌ Wrong Loud relates to sound.
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Question 34

What does the word “famous” mean?

A) Known by many people ✅ Correct Famous people are well known.
B) Very young ❌ Wrong Young refers to age.
C) Very tired ❌ Wrong Famous relates to popularity.
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Question 35

Which word means “not safe”?

A) Dangerous ✅ Correct Dangerous means something can cause harm.
B) Friendly ❌ Wrong Friendly means kind.
C) Calm ❌ Wrong Calm refers to emotion.
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Question 36

What does the word “honest” mean?

A) Telling the truth ✅ Correct Honest people do not lie.
B) Very angry ❌ Wrong Angry describes emotion.
C) Very rich ❌ Wrong Honest relates to truth.
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Question 37

What does the word “calm” mean?

A) Relaxed and peaceful ✅ Correct Calm people feel relaxed.
B) Very angry ❌ Wrong Angry is the opposite.
C) Very loud ❌ Wrong Calm usually means quiet.
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Question 38

What does the word “friendly” mean?

A) Kind and nice to people ✅ Correct Friendly people are pleasant and kind.
B) Very angry ❌ Wrong Angry is the opposite.
C) Very quiet ❌ Wrong Friendly refers to personality.
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Question 39

What does the word “discover” mean?

A) Find something for the first time ✅ Correct Discover means finding something new.
B) Lose something ❌ Wrong Lose means not having something anymore.
C) Break something ❌ Wrong Discover is about finding.
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Question 40

What is the opposite of “ancient”?

A) Modern ✅ Correct Modern means new or recent.
B) Old ❌ Wrong Old is similar to ancient.
C) Slow ❌ Wrong Slow relates to speed.

🔥 Final English Challenge

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