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Take the Personal Information English Vocabulary Quiz

Boost Your Personal Data English Vocabulary Skills

Difficulty: Moderate
Questions: 20
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This quiz helps you practice personal information English vocabulary - name, address, phone number, and birthday - so you can fill forms and speak with confidence. Answer 15 multiple-choice questions to spot gaps before a class or test. For more practice, try another English vocab quiz or the basic English quiz .

Which term refers to the number and street where someone lives?
Occupation
Phone number
Address
Birthday
An address specifies the street and number of someone's residence. Birthday is a date, phone number is contact information, and occupation is a job title.
Choose the correct spelling of telephone.
telepone
telephone
teliphone
telephne
Telephone is correctly spelled with "phone" at the end. The other options have letter omissions or transpositions.
Please provide your ____ for official documents.
Full name
Job title
Favorite color
Nickname
Official forms require your full legal name for identification. Nicknames, favorite colors, and job titles are not used for formal identity verification.
Which word is a synonym for "last name"?
Surname
Nickname
Forename
Given name
Surname and last name both refer to the family name. Given name or forename means first name, and nickname is an informal alternate name.
Which term refers to the day you were born?
Meeting date
Birthdate
Anniversary
Birthday
Birthday refers to the actual day of birth and its celebration. Birthdate is less commonly used informally, while anniversary and meeting date are unrelated.
Which term refers to your professional role or job?
Occupation
Hobby
Nationality
Address
Occupation denotes a person's job or profession. Hobby is a leisure activity, address is a location, and nationality refers to citizenship.
Which of these words represents the correct term for your place of work?
School
Workplace
Birthplace
Residence
Workplace is where you perform your job. Residence is where you live, birthplace is where you were born, and school is an educational setting.
"May I have your ____ to reach you later?" - Which completes the question correctly?
Phone number
Zip code
Marital status
Job title
Phone number is contact information used to reach someone. Zip code, marital status, and job title do not serve as direct contact methods.
Choose the correct spelling of email address.
email adress
emaill address
e-mail address
email address
The modern standard is "email address" without a hyphen and with double "d." The other options are outdated or misspelled.
My ____ indicates I am from Canada.
Surname
Occupation
Height
Nationality
Nationality specifies a person's country of citizenship. Occupation, surname, and height do not convey country affiliation.
Which number is used for mail delivery in the United States?
Zip code
Telephone number
Passport number
Social Security number
A ZIP code is the postal code used for delivering mail in the U.S. The other numbers serve different identification or contact purposes.
"When traveling abroad, remember to carry your ____."
Bank statement
Passport
License
Recipe
A passport is the essential travel document for international trips. Licenses, bank statements, and recipes are not sufficient for crossing borders.
Which word is defined as "a code used to access a system"?
Password
Postcode
Zip code
Username
A password is a secret code for system access. Postcode and zip code relate to mail, and username is the public identifier, not the secret key.
Which term refers to an informal name a person goes by?
Surname
Forename
Alias
Nickname
A nickname is an informal, often affectionate name. Surname and forename are formal names, and alias may imply a false identity rather than a casual familiar name.
Which phrase is the most formal term for "birthday"?
Date of birth
Natal day
Anniversary
Birthdate
Date of birth is the formal term used in official documents. Anniversary is the yearly recurrence, birthdate is less formal, and natal day is archaic.
Which document shows your full legal name, birthdate, and photograph?
Library card
Passport
Resume
Birth certificate
A passport contains your name, birthdate, photograph, and nationality. A birth certificate has no photo, a resume is a work summary, and a library card may have a photo but not a birthdate.
Which term refers to permission for a non-citizen to live in a country?
Residence
Visa
Migration
Citizenship
A visa is the official authorization for a non-citizen to enter or reside in a country. Residence denotes living somewhere, citizenship is full legal membership, and migration is the process of moving.
To verify identity, please show a valid ____.
Crowbar
Umbrella
Sandwich
ID card
An ID card is used to confirm identity. A crowbar, umbrella, or sandwich have no role in identity verification.
Choose the correct spelling for the personal information field "marital status".
Martial status
Maritial status
Marital status
Maritel status
Marital status is correctly spelled with one "r" and one "i." The other spellings confuse martial (as in warfare) or add extra letters.
Which pair of terms are synonyms?
Forename & middle name
Zip code & postal code
Surname & occupation
Passport & visa
Zip code and postal code refer to the same mail delivery system. The other pairs describe different concepts or roles.
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify common personal information terms in English
  2. Master spelling and usage of personal data vocabulary
  3. Apply context clues to understand information-related words
  4. Analyse sentence examples using personal details vocabulary
  5. Demonstrate correct pronunciation of key information terms
  6. Evaluate differences between similar personal information words

Cheat Sheet

  1. Master Common Personal Information Terms - Dive into the fundamentals by learning key words like "name," "address," and "email." These terms pop up everywhere - from school forms to friendly chats - so grabbing them early makes every conversation smoother. Imagine each word as a character in your daily story to make memorization fun!
  2. Practice Spelling and Usage - Strengthen your memory by writing out personal info terms and using them in simple sentences. For example, jot down "My address is 123 Main Street" or "Her email is jane.doe@example.com." Regular writing helps lock in correct spelling and boosts your writing confidence.
  3. Utilize Context Clues - When you hit an unfamiliar term, peek at the surrounding words to infer meaning. If you see "Please provide your surname," you'll quickly deduce it means "last name." This skill turns every text into a miniature puzzle adventure!
  4. Analyze Sentence Examples - Break down real-life sentences that feature personal information - like "His date of birth is October 10, 2005." Observe how vocabulary fits naturally. By spotting patterns, you'll build a mental toolkit for creating your own accurate sentences.
  5. Practice Pronunciation - Sounding out words correctly helps others understand you and boosts your speaking confidence. Listen to native speakers say "address," "email," and "phone number," then repeat aloud. You can even record yourself and compare - thumbs up for self-coaching!
  6. Differentiate Similar Terms - Some words look alike but carry subtle differences, like "surname" vs. "last name" or "given name" vs. "first name." Clarifying these will keep your communication crystal clear and help you fill out forms without a hitch. Treat each pair like a mini-quiz!
  7. Engage in Role-Playing - Turn study time into playtime by simulating real-life scenarios: pretend you're filling out school forms or introducing yourself at a party. This interactive approach turns nerves into excitement and prepares you for real conversations. Extra points for dramatic flair!
  8. Learn Question Forms - Questions like "What is your phone number?" or "Where do you live?" are everywhere in daily life. Practice both asking and answering them until it feels natural. Soon, you'll be firing off and responding to these questions with ease!
  9. Use Mnemonic Devices - Boost your recall with fun memory tricks: maybe link "DOB" to "Date of Birth" by imagining a birthday cake with candles shaped like D-O-B. The zanier the image, the better it sticks in your brain. Test different mnemonics and pick your favorites!
  10. Review Regularly - Consistency is your secret weapon: set aside a few minutes each day to revisit your personal information vocabulary. Quick weekly quizzes or flashcards can turn short - term memory into long - term knowledge. Celebrate small wins to keep your motivation soaring!
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