Vocabulary of Grade-8 English Unit-7 | Tikaram Khadka | - Free Printable

Let's solve this vocabulary test step by step. We are given a list of words in a box, and we need to match each definition (meaning) with the correct word from the box.

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Words in the Box:

- Astronaut
- Heartbroken
- Bravely
- Pass away
- Mourn
- Giant leap
- Lunar
- Fascinated
- Aviation
- Tunnel
- Wink at
- Bereaved
- Significant
- Recalled
- Complications
- Etched
- Surgery
- Commanded
- Collected
- Cardiovascular

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Now, let's go through each clue and find the matching word:

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1. Full of sorrow → Heartbroken
*(Heartbroken means deeply sad or full of sorrow.)*

2. Feel sad → Mourn
*(To mourn means to feel sadness, especially for someone who has died.)*

3. A person who goes into space → Astronaut
*(An astronaut is someone trained to travel in space.)*

4. Die → Pass away
*(“Pass away” is a polite way to say “die.”)*

5. In a bold manner → Bravely
*(Bravely means courageously or boldly.)*

6. A jump like a demon → Giant leap
*(This is a metaphorical expression; "giant leap" refers to a large, dramatic advancement — often used in context like "one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.")*

7. Blink → Wink at
*(To wink at means to blink one eye, usually playfully or as a signal.)*

8. Attracted → Fascinated
*(If you're fascinated, you are strongly attracted or interested in something.)*

9. Flight → Aviation
*(Aviation refers to the science or practice of flying aircraft.)*

10. A hole underground → Tunnel
*(A tunnel is an underground passage.)*

11. Written → Etched
*(“Etched” means carved or written permanently; often used metaphorically.)*

12. Remembered → Recalled
*(Recalled means brought back to memory.)*

13. Difficulties → Complications
*(Complications are problems or difficulties that arise.)*

14. Gathered → Collected
*(Collected means gathered together.)*

15. Controlled → Commanded
*(Commanded means to give orders or control over something.)*

16. Related to the heart & blood vessels → Cardiovascular
*(Cardiovascular relates to the heart and blood vessels.)*

17. Operation → Surgery
*(Surgery is a medical operation.)*

18. Of the moon → Lunar
*(Lunar means relating to the moon.)*

19. That can break one's heart → Heartbroken
*(Wait — but "heartbroken" is already used in #1. Let's double-check.)*

Actually, "heartbroken" means *feeling* broken-hearted, not *something that breaks the heart*. But among the options, the best fit might be "bereaved", which means someone who has lost a loved one and is grieving.

But the phrase is: "That can break one's heart" — meaning something that causes heartbreak.

Looking at the box: "Heartbroken" is the state of being broken-hearted, but it doesn't mean *the thing that causes heartbreak*.

However, since all other meanings must use words from the box, and "heartbroken" is already used, perhaps there’s a better choice?

Wait — actually, "bereaved" means someone who has lost someone close — so they are heartbroken. But the clue says "that can break one's heart", i.e., a cause.

But none of the words directly mean “cause of heartbreak.”

Re-examining: The word "bereaved" means *to have lost someone*, which is what breaks the heart.

So: "That can break one's heart" → Bereaved? That doesn’t make sense grammatically.

Wait — maybe it's "Heartbroken" again? But we can’t reuse.

Let's check: Is there a better word?

Actually, "Heartbroken" is the feeling — so if the clue is “full of sorrow”, that’s heartbroken. But “that can break one's heart” — this could refer to a situation, event, or person.

But no word in the box fits perfectly.

Wait — perhaps "bereaved" is meant here? Because being bereaved (having lost someone) is what breaks the heart.

But “bereaved” is the person, not the thing that breaks the heart.

Hmm. Maybe the intended answer is "Heartbroken" — but it’s already used.

Alternatively, "complications"? No.

Wait — perhaps "pass away"? No.

Let's recheck: Is there any word that means "something that breaks the heart"?

None directly. But "bereaved" is the closest in meaning — because being bereaved is the state caused by heartbreak.

But the clue is: “That can break one's heart” → likely referring to a cause, like a death, loss, etc.

But the only related word is "bereaved", which is the result.

Alternatively, "heartbroken" might be acceptable even if reused? But probably not.

Wait — perhaps the intended answer is "bereaved", as in “being bereaved” is what breaks the heart.

But that’s circular.

Alternatively, maybe "pass away"? Death can break one's heart.

But “pass away” is the event.

But “pass away” is not a noun that describes something that breaks the heart — it's the action.

Let's look again at the clues.

Perhaps the answer is "bereaved" — but that's the state.

Alternatively, maybe "heartbroken" is meant for both 1 and 19?

But we can’t reuse.

Wait — perhaps the clue 19. That can break one's heart > is meant to be matched with "bereaved", because losing someone (being bereaved) breaks the heart.

But "bereaved" is the person, not the thing.

Alternatively, maybe "complications"? No.

Another idea: "etched"? No.

Wait — perhaps the clue is poorly phrased, but the intended answer is "heartbroken".

But we already used it.

Let’s go back: Clue 1: Full of sorrow → Heartbroken

Clue 19: That can break one's heart → ?

Perhaps the intended answer is "bereaved", meaning the condition of having lost someone — which is what breaks the heart.

But that's still not ideal.

Alternatively, "pass away" — death can break one's heart.

But “pass away” is the act.

Still not perfect.

Wait — maybe "wink at"? No.

I think the most logical choice is "bereaved", as it implies a deep emotional pain.

But let’s see if any other word fits.

What about "complicated"? No.

Actually, "heartbroken" is the only word that directly relates to heartbreak.

But since it's already used, maybe the test allows reuse? Unlikely.

Wait — perhaps I made a mistake earlier.

Let’s reevaluate clue 1: Full of sorrow → Heartbroken ✔

Clue 19: That can break one's heart → This is asking for something that causes heartbreak.

The only word in the box that could be interpreted as causing heartbreak is "bereaved" — but that's the result.

Or "pass away" — death causes heartbreak.

But “pass away” is a verb phrase.

But it's listed as a noun-like term.

In context, "pass away" could be considered the event that breaks the heart.

But the clue is “that can break one's heart” — a noun.

So "pass away" is the event.

But "bereaved" is the person.

Maybe "complications"? No.

Wait — perhaps "heartbroken" is the answer, even though it's used.

But that would be wrong.

Alternatively, maybe the word "bereaved" is meant for clue 19.

But clue 1 is “full of sorrow” — which is exactly heartbroken.

So heartbroken is best for clue 1.

Then clue 19: “That can break one's heart” → perhaps "bereaved" is not right.

Wait — another possibility: "mourn" — to mourn is to feel sad, but not necessarily break the heart.

No.

Perhaps the intended answer is "heartbroken", and it's allowed to be used twice? But unlikely.

Let’s skip and come back.

20. Important → Significant ✔

So now, let’s try to assign all uniquely.

Let’s list the clues and possible matches:

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Final Matching:

1. Full of sorrow → Heartbroken ✔
2. Feel sad → Mourn ✔
3. A person who goes into space → Astronaut ✔
4. Die → Pass away ✔
5. In a bold manner → Bravely ✔
6. A jump like a demon → Giant leap ✔
7. Blink → Wink at ✔
8. Attracted → Fascinated ✔
9. Flight → Aviation ✔
10. A hole underground → Tunnel ✔
11. Written → Etched ✔
12. Remembered → Recalled ✔
13. Difficulties → Complications ✔
14. Gathered → Collected ✔
15. Controlled → Commanded ✔
16. Related to the heart & blood vessels → Cardiovascular ✔
17. Operation → Surgery ✔
18. Of the moon → Lunar ✔
19. That can break one's heart → Bereaved ✘? or Heartbroken? But used.

Wait — maybe "bereaved" is the answer, because being bereaved is the state of heartbreak.

But the clue says “that can break one's heart” — so it's the cause.

So the cause is "pass away" — the death of someone.

So perhaps "pass away" is the answer.

But “pass away” is the action, not a noun.

But in the box, it's listed as a phrase.

Alternatively, "bereaved" is the person who is heartbroken.

But the clue is “that can break one's heart” — so the thing that causes it.

So "pass away" is the event that breaks the heart.

So "pass away" is the best fit.

But we already used it for “die”.

Clue 4: Die → Pass away ✔

So cannot reuse.

So "pass away" is used.

Then clue 19: “That can break one's heart” — perhaps "bereaved" is not the cause.

Wait — perhaps "heartbroken" is the answer, even though it's used.

But that’s not logical.

Wait — maybe the word "complications"? No.

Another idea: "wink at"? No.

Perhaps the intended answer is "bereaved", meaning the condition of being without someone — which breaks the heart.

But that’s stretching.

Alternatively, maybe the clue is misphrased.

But let’s assume the test allows some flexibility.

Wait — perhaps "heartbroken" is the answer for clue 19, and clue 1 is also “full of sorrow” — so same word.

But that would be invalid.

Unless it's allowed.

But in standard tests, words are used once.

So let’s check: How many words are in the box? 20 words.

There are 20 clues.

So each word is used once.

Therefore, "heartbroken" cannot be used twice.

So clue 1: Full of sorrow → Heartbroken ✔

Then clue 19: That can break one's heart → must be a different word.

What word in the box means “something that can break one's heart”?

Only possibilities: "bereaved", "pass away", or "complications".

But "bereaved" is the person.

"pass away" is the event.

But “pass away” is already used for “die”.

So conflict.

Wait — perhaps "bereaved" is not used yet.

We used:
- Heartbroken (1)
- Mourn (2)
- Astronaut (3)
- Pass away (4)
- Bravely (5)
- Giant leap (6)
- Wink at (7)
- Fascinated (8)
- Aviation (9)
- Tunnel (10)
- Etched (11)
- Recalled (12)
- Complications (13)
- Collected (14)
- Commanded (15)
- Cardiovascular (16)
- Surgery (17)
- Lunar (18)

Left: Bereaved, Heartbroken (used), wait — Heartbroken used.

List of unused words:
- Bereaved
- Heartbroken → used
- Others are used.

Wait — let’s list all 20 words:

1. Astronaut ✔
2. Heartbroken ✔ (clue 1)
3. Bravely ✔
4. Pass away ✔
5. Mourn ✔
6. Giant leap ✔
7. Lunar ✔
8. Fascinated ✔
9. Aviation ✔
10. Tunnel ✔
11. Wink at ✔
12. Bereaved ✔ (left)
13. Significant ✔ (not used yet?)
14. Recalled ✔
15. Complications ✔
16. Etched ✔
17. Surgery ✔
18. Commanded ✔
19. Collected ✔
20. Cardiovascular ✔

Wait — Significant is in the box but not used yet.

Ah! I missed it.

So Significant is not used.

And Bereaved is not used.

So far, I used:

- Heartbroken (1)
- Mourn (2)
- Astronaut (3)
- Pass away (4)
- Bravely (5)
- Giant leap (6)
- Wink at (7)
- Fascinated (8)
- Aviation (9)
- Tunnel (10)
- Etched (11)
- Recalled (12)
- Complications (13)
- Collected (14)
- Commanded (15)
- Cardiovascular (16)
- Surgery (17)
- Lunar (18)

Used: 18 words.

Left: Significant, Bereaved

Now clues left: 19 and 20.

Clue 19: That can break one's heart
Clue 20: Important

So clue 20: Important → Significant ✔

Then clue 19: That can break one's heart → Bereaved

But “bereaved” means “having lost someone” — so it's the state, not the cause.

But perhaps it's acceptable.

Alternatively, is there another word?

No — only two left.

So Bereaved must be the answer for clue 19.

Even though it's not perfect, it's the only option.

Alternatively, maybe "heartbroken" was meant for clue 19, but then clue 1 has no answer.

But clue 1: “Full of sorrow” — heartbroken is perfect.

So heartbroken must be for clue 1.

Thus, clue 19: That can break one's heart → Bereaved

Even though it's not ideal, it's the best available.

Because being bereaved is what happens when your heart is broken.

So it's acceptable.

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Final Answers:

1. Full of sorrow → Heartbroken
2. Feel sad → Mourn
3. A person who goes into space → Astronaut
4. Die → Pass away
5. In a bold manner → Bravely
6. A jump like a demon → Giant leap
7. Blink → Wink at
8. Attracted → Fascinated
9. Flight → Aviation
10. A hole underground → Tunnel
11. Written → Etched
12. Remembered → Recalled
13. Difficulties → Complications
14. Gathered → Collected
15. Controlled → Commanded
16. Related to the heart & blood vessels → Cardiovascular
17. Operation → Surgery
18. Of the moon → Lunar
19. That can break one's heart → Bereaved
20. Important → Significant

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✔ All words used exactly once.

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Summary of Answers:

| No. | Meaning | Word |
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| 1 | Full of sorrow | Heartbroken |
| 2 | Feel sad | Mourn |
| 3 | A person who goes into space | Astronaut |
| 4 | Die | Pass away |
| 5 | In a bold manner | Bravely |
| 6 | A jump like a demon | Giant leap |
| 7 | Blink | Wink at |
| 8 | Attracted | Fascinated |
| 9 | Flight | Aviation |
| 10 | A hole underground | Tunnel |
| 11 | Written | Etched |
| 12 | Remembered | Recalled |
| 13 | Difficulties | Complications |
| 14 | Gathered | Collected |
| 15 | Controlled | Commanded |
| 16 | Related to the heart & blood vessels | Cardiovascular |
| 17 | Operation | Surgery |
| 18 | Of the moon | Lunar |
| 19 | That can break one's heart | Bereaved |
| 20 | Important | Significant |

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Explanation:

Each answer is chosen based on the closest synonym or definition match from the provided word bank. The key insight is that "bereaved" (meaning someone who has lost a loved one) is the emotional state that results from heartbreak, making it the best available choice for clue 19, even though it's not a direct synonym. Similarly, "significant" means important, which fits clue 20 perfectly.

All words are used exactly once, satisfying the drag-and-drop requirement.

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✔ Test Solved!