Vocabulary: Non-Living Objects in Our Surroundings
Learn the definitions and meanings of common non-living objects, tools, and items found in everyday surroundings including kitchen tools, household items, and accessories.
Questions
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
She checked her class schedule to see if she had gym the next day.
- notice board
- black board
- time table
- syllabus
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
The rich mayor threw his daughter’s birthday party on his private yacht.
- kind of boat
- aircraft
- hotel
- mansion
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He used a grater to grate the cheese on the pizza.
- a tool for cutting food into small flakes
- a tool for cutting food into small pieces
- a tool for cutting food into big pieces
- a tool for mixing food
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
She picked up the pastries with the help of tongs.
- a kitchen tool with four stems
- a kitchen tool with three stems
- a kitchen tool with two stems
- a kitchen tool with one stem
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
The president is the head of the federal government, whereas a governor is the head of a state government.
- false
- central
- local
- universal
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
The plumber used a wrench to tighten the loose nut that is securing the metal strap around the water pipe.
- a kind of a tool
- a kind of a cleaner
- a kind of a utensil
- a kind of a pot
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He got a mansion on Carter Road as a gift from his uncle on his birthday. Isn’t he lucky?
- a big bungalow
- a small house
- a kind of a hut
- a village
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He has started a new business; so I gifted him with a vault.
- something for visitors to sit
- a directory for names and addresses
- something to keep valuables
- something to keep visiting cards
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He got custom-made cuff links for his new shirt.
- removable buttons
- pair of neckties
- pair of yokes
- pair of brooches
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He gifted a vanity box on her birthday.
- a sweet box
- a lady’s purse
- a make up box
- a colour box
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
I need a hammer to fix these nails.
- made from ham
- a tool for driving nails
- a tool with a spring
- screw driver
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
My mother always wears an apron while cooking food in the kitchen.
- cloth to be worn around front part of the body
- cloth to be worn around back part of the body
- a long overcoat
- small flat cap
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He used shears to cut the overgrowing branches of the tree.
- kind of an axe
- big scissors
- lawn mower
- hacksaw
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
The maid has washed the sauce pan; let’s cook some pasta now.
- a saucer
- utensil for pouring sauce
- a pan for cooking
- a pressure cooker
Directions: Choose the nearest meaning to the word in bold.
He roasted the chicken on the barbeque.
- microwave oven
- simple oven
- cookware with grill
- kind of a utensil