Quiz: Why You’re Not Sounding Fluent (And How Collocations Fix It!)

Test your understanding of specific collocations, vocabulary levels, and word combinations covered in this detailed vocabulary lesson

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Q1 Beginner 1 pts

According to the video, which of these is NOT a correct collocation for the word 'vocabulary'? Video Reference:
"if you tell me something like, I would like to raise my vocabulary, I understand you, it's grammatic..."

Timestamp: 0:30

build your vocabulary raise your vocabulary develop your vocabulary expand your vocabulary

Q2 Intermediate 2 pts

What are the correct verb collocations with 'feedback' mentioned in the video? Video Reference:
"you may give feedback or provide feedback or even offer feedback..."

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give feedback tell feedback provide feedback offer feedback

Q3 Intermediate 2 pts

According to the video, which adjective-noun collocations are correct for the word 'controversial'? Video Reference:
"Maybe you're going to debate a controversial issue or say that someone made a controversial decision..."

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controversial issue controversial decision controversial figure controversial speech

Q4 Advanced 3 pts

What does the speaker explain about 'conventional wisdom'? Video Reference:
"if we're talking about conventional wisdom, it refers to opinions or theories that have existed for ..."

Recent popular opinions Opinions or theories that have existed for a long time and most people agree with Scientific knowledge Personal wisdom gained through experience

Q5 Intermediate 2 pts

What are the correct adverb-adjective collocations with 'deeply' that have negative connotations? Video Reference:
"You may say that you are deeply worried about something or deeply concerned about something... you m..."

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deeply worried deeply concerned deeply flawed deeply sorry

Q6 Beginner 1 pts

The video states that learning collocations is a shortcut to building vocabulary. Video Reference:
"Building your vocabulary is something that may take a considerable amount of time, but learning coll..."

True

False

Q7 Beginner 1 pts

According to the video, what vocabulary levels are covered in the lesson? Video Reference:
"I want to start out with words that are at a B2, C1, and C2 level..."

A1 to B1 B2 to C2 A2 to B2 C1 to C2 only

Q8 Advanced 3 pts

What specific verb collocations does the video mention for the word 'call' in its official context? Video Reference:
"to call a meeting or more specifically to call an emergency meeting... You could call for a strike o..."

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call a meeting call an emergency meeting call for a strike call for an election

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Quiz: Why You’re Not Sounding Fluent (And How Collocations Fix It!)

According to the video, which of these is NOT a correct collocation for the word 'vocabulary'? Video Reference: "if you tell me something like, I would like to raise my vocabulary, I understand you, it's grammatic..." Timestamp: 0:30

What are the correct verb collocations with 'feedback' mentioned in the video? Video Reference: "you may give feedback or provide feedback or even offer feedback..."

According to the video, which adjective-noun collocations are correct for the word 'controversial'? Video Reference: "Maybe you're going to debate a controversial issue or say that someone made a controversial decision..."

What does the speaker explain about 'conventional wisdom'? Video Reference: "if we're talking about conventional wisdom, it refers to opinions or theories that have existed for ..."

What are the correct adverb-adjective collocations with 'deeply' that have negative connotations? Video Reference: "You may say that you are deeply worried about something or deeply concerned about something... you m..."

The video states that learning collocations is a shortcut to building vocabulary. Video Reference: "Building your vocabulary is something that may take a considerable amount of time, but learning coll..."

According to the video, what vocabulary levels are covered in the lesson? Video Reference: "I want to start out with words that are at a B2, C1, and C2 level..."

What specific verb collocations does the video mention for the word 'call' in its official context? Video Reference: "to call a meeting or more specifically to call an emergency meeting... You could call for a strike o..."

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According to the video, which of these is NOT a correct collocation for the word 'vocabulary'? Video Reference:
"if you tell me something like, I would like to raise my vocabulary, I understand you, it's grammatic..."

Timestamp: 0:30

What are the correct verb collocations with 'feedback' mentioned in the video? Video Reference:
"you may give feedback or provide feedback or even offer feedback..."

According to the video, which adjective-noun collocations are correct for the word 'controversial'? Video Reference:
"Maybe you're going to debate a controversial issue or say that someone made a controversial decision..."

What does the speaker explain about 'conventional wisdom'? Video Reference:
"if we're talking about conventional wisdom, it refers to opinions or theories that have existed for ..."

What are the correct adverb-adjective collocations with 'deeply' that have negative connotations? Video Reference:
"You may say that you are deeply worried about something or deeply concerned about something... you m..."

The video states that learning collocations is a shortcut to building vocabulary. Video Reference:
"Building your vocabulary is something that may take a considerable amount of time, but learning coll..."

According to the video, what vocabulary levels are covered in the lesson? Video Reference:
"I want to start out with words that are at a B2, C1, and C2 level..."

What specific verb collocations does the video mention for the word 'call' in its official context? Video Reference:
"to call a meeting or more specifically to call an emergency meeting... You could call for a strike o..."