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Chapter 8

Vocabulary Test
Directions: In each of the following questions
four words are given of which two are most nearly
the same or opposite in meaning. Find the two
words which are most nearly the same or opposite
in meaning and find the number of the correct
letter combination.
1.
(A) Enthralling
(B) Respecting
(C) Projecting
(D) Alluring
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-D
5) B-D
Enthrall

Allure

2.

(A) Swoop
(C) Plump
1) A-D
4) B-D

= to capture the whole of somebodys

attention; to interest or entertain
somebody greatly
= the quality of being attractive or
charming

5.

Fallacy
Adage
Dictum
Endorse

6.

Frugal
Exult

Swoop

3.

Elegant
Indifferent

Indecorous

4.

Lam ent

7.

(A) Concise
(B) Elegant
(C) Indifferent
(D) Indecorous
1) B-C
2) A-C
3) A-B
4) C-D
5) B-D
Concise

(A) Acquit
(C) Forbid
1) B-C
4) B-D
Acquit
Defend

For bid
Condemn

= brief; giving a lot of information in

few words
= graceful
and
attractive
in
appearance or manner
= having no interest in somebody/
something; not caring about
somebody/something
= showing a lack of dignity, good
manners or good taste

(B) Adage
(D) Endorse
2) C-D
3) B-C
5) A-B
= a false or mistaken belief.
= a traditional phrases expressing a
general truth.
= a s hort, of ten well -known,
statement; a saying.
= to give ones approval or support to
a claim, statement, course of action.

(B) Frugal
(D) Lament
2) A-B
3) B-C
5) A-D
= to raise somebody/something to a
higher place or rank.
= using as little as poss ible of
something especially money or food.
= to show or feel great joy because of
something that has happened.
= to feel or express great sorrow or
regret for somebody/something.

(A) Surreptitious
(B) Taciturn
(C) Exaggerate
(D) Covert
1) A-D
2) A-B
3) A-C
4) B-D
5) C-D
Surreptitious = done or acting secretly or in a way
that one does not want others to
notice.
Taciturn
= saying very little; not communicating
a lot.
Exaggerate = to make something seem larger,
better, worse etc than it really is.
Covert
= concealed or secret; not open.

8.

(B) Defend
(D) Condemn
2) A-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= to declare somebody to be not guilty
of crime etc.
= to act, speak or write in support of
somebody/something; to protect
somebody/something from harm; to
guard somebody/something
= to order s omebody not to do
something
= to say that one disapproves strongly
of somebody/something; to criticize
somebody/something

(A) Elevate
(C) Exult
1) C-D
4) B-D
Elevate

(B) Perturb
(D) Boil
2) B-C
3) A-C
5) C-D

= to come down suddenly with a

rushing movement
Plump down = to fall or drop something suddenly
and heavily
Perturb
= to make somebody very worried; to
disturb somebody

(A) Fallacy
(C) Dictum
1) B-D
4) A-D

(A) Handy
(B) Sparse
(C) Redundant
(D) Exhausted
1) A-C
2) B-C
3) B-D
4) C-D
5) A-B
Handy
Sparse
Redundant
Exhausted

9.

(A) Timid
(C) Humane
1) A-C
4) A-D
Timid
Conceit
Humane

=
=
=
=

useful; convenient
in small amounts; thin and scattered
no longer needed
very tired

(B) Conceited
(D) Modest
2) B-D
3) B-C
5) C-D
= easily frightened; shy
= excessive pride in oneself or in
ones powers; abilities etc.
= having or showing sympathy,
kindness and understanding.

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Modest

10.

(A) Desecrate
(C) Damage
1) B-C
4) A-D
Desecrate
Descent

12.

(A) Asinine
(C) Intelligent
1) B-C
4) A-B
Asinine
Profound

13.

(A) Vivacious
(C) Rabid
1) A-B
4) C-D
Vivacious
Weird
Rabid
Fanatic

14.

(A) Feed
(C) Hoick
1) B-D
4) A-D
Hoick

Eschew

15.

2) C-D
5) A-B

(B) Describe
(D) Descent
3) A-C

= very stupid or foolish

= having or showing great knowledge
or understanding of a subject; deep;
intense; very great

(B) Weird
(D) Fanatical
2) B-C
3) B-D
5) A-C
= having or showing a lively attractive
personality.
= odd; not usual or conventional.
= (of feeling or opinions) violent or
extreme.
= a person who is too enthusiastic
about something.

Sham bles

17.

(A) Prophetic
(C) Poor
1) A-B
4) A-D
Sterling

19.

20.

= a scene of complete disorder

(B) Strange
(D) Sterling
2) C-D
3) B-D
5) B-C
= of excellent quality; reliable; genuine

(A) Debility
(C) Prosperity
1) A-C
4) B-C
Debility

21.

(A) Audacious
(C) Abstruse
1) A-C
4) A-B
Audacious
Venture
Abstruse

22.

(A) Encomium
(C) Eulogise
1) A-B
4) A-D

(B) Grouch
(D) Despise
2) A-C
3) A-D
5) B-D
= a sudden violent move.
= bad-tempered or complaining.
= to complain or protest in a badtempered way, usually not loudly; a
complaint or protest.
= to feel contempt for somebody/
something.

(B) Interesting
(D) Marathon
2) B-C
3) B-D
5) A-B
= dull; not romantic
= a task, event etc that lasts a long
time and requires a lot of effort or
patience.

(B) Strength
(D) Sociability
2) A-B
3) B-D
5) A-D
= physical weakness especially as a
result of illness.

(B) Venturous
(D) Silent
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= showing a willingness to take risks.
= to take the risk of losing or failing in
something.
= difficult to understand.

(B) Extol
(D) Euphemism
2) B-C
3) B-D
5) C-D

Encomium

= a speech or piece of writing that

prais es s omeone or something
highly.
Extol
= praise enthusiastically.
Eulogise
= to praise somebody/something
highly in speech or writing.
Euphemism = an expression that is gentler or less
direct than the one normally used
to refer to something unpleasant or
embarrassing.

= to lift or pool something in a specified

direction es peciall y with quick
sudden movement
= to keep away f rom something
deliberately; to avoid something.

(B) Flexible
(D) Organised
2) B-C
3) A-C
5) A-B

(A) Prosaic
(C) Stupid
1) A-C
4) C-D
Prosaic
Marathon

(B) Avoid
(D) Eschew
2) A-B
3) A-C
5) C-D

(A) Stupendous
(B) Calm
(C) Livid
(D) Pretentious
1) B-D
2) A-D
3) A-B
4) A-C
5) B-C

(A) Shambles
(C) Periodic
1) A-D
4) C-D

Despise

= to treat a sacred thing or place badly

or without respect
= a coming or going down

(B) Profound
(D) Cruel
2) B-D
3) A-C
5) A-D

(A) Plunge
(C) Grumble
1) A-B
4) B-C
Plunge
Grouchy
Grumble

= to stop something/doing something

= the action or act of stopping; a pause

Stupendous = extremely great or large

Livid
= extremely angry
Pretentious = claiming importance, value or style,
especially without good cause.

16.

18.

(A) Conversion
(B) Desistance
(C) Substitution
(D) Cessation
1) A-B
2) C-D
3) A-D
4) B-D
5) A-C
Desist
Cessation

11.

= not taking much or boasting about

ones abilities.

23.

(A) Recluse
(B) Pandemic
(C) Transparent
(D) Opaque
1) A-B
2) C-D
3) A-C
4) A-D
5) B-D
Recluse
Pandemic

24.

= a person who lives alone and likes

to avoid other people
= (of a disease) occurring over a whole
country or the whole world.

(A) Diminutive
(B) Intelligent
(C) Large
(D) Prolific
1) B-D
2) C-D
3) A-C
4) A-B
5) C-B
Diminutive
Prolific

= extremely or unusually small

= producing many work

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(A) Enormous
(C) Absorb
1) A-C
4) B-D
Enormous
Malign
Slander

26.

Meagre

(B) Malign
(D) Slander
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D

33.

= very large, huge

= harmful
= a false spoken statement intended
to damage somebodys reputation.

(A) Concentration
(B) Dissociation
(C) Distraction
(D) Deliberation
1) A-D
2) B-C
3) A-C
4) C-D
5) D-B

Prune

34.

Dissociate

= to say that one does not agree with

or support somebody/something; to
separate people or things in ones
thought or feelings
Distraction = a thing that prevents somebody from
concentrating on what they are
doing or thinking about.
Deliberation = careful consideration or discussion

27.

(A) Exaggeration
(B) Reiteration
(C) Imagination
(D) Repetition
1) A-D
2) B-D
3) C-D
4) B-C
5) A-B

Indelible

36.

= to repeat something that has already

been said especially for emphasis.
Exaggeration = the action of making something
seem larger, better, worse etc than
it really is.

Reiterate

28.

(A) Implies
(C) Confirms
1) C-B
4) D-C
Imply
Connote

29.

(A) Surfaced
(C) Created
1) B-A
4) C-D
Nurture

30.

(A) Expanded
(C) Shrunk
1) A-D
4) B-C
Facilitate
Proclaim

31.

= to suggest something indirectly

rather than stating it indirectly
= to suggest something in addition to
the main meaning.

(B) Nurtured
(D) Developed
2) B-C
3) C-A
5) B-D
= to help the
something

devel opment

(A) Intangible
(C) Vast
1) C-A
4) B-A
Intangible

37.

(A) Withstand
(C) Hot
1) A-B
4) B-D

38.

(A) Perky
(C) Honest
1) A-B
4) B-D

39.

(A) Reverie
(C) Serene
1) A-D
3) C-D
4) A-B

Withstand

(B) Long
(D) Interfering
B-C
3) C-D
B-D
(B) Steady
(D) Outlandish
B-D
3) C-D
A-C

(B) Climate
(D) Surrender
2) B-C
3) A-D
5) C-D
= to resist something

(B) Lively
(D) Kind
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-C
= lively and cheerful

(B) Stirring
(D) Fascination
2) B-D
5) B-C

Serene
Stirring
Reverie

= calm and peaceful

= very exciting
= a state in which one ignores what is
happening around one and has
pleasant thoughts.
Fascination = a very strong attraction

40.

(A) Pandemonium
(B) Scramble
(C) Wriggle
(D) Order
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-D
5) A-C
Pandemonium = wil d and nois y disorder or
confusion.
Scramble
= an act of walking or climbing with
difficulty or over rough ground.
Wriggle
= to twist and turn with quick short
movements.

= that cannot be rubbed out or

removed

= difficul t to define; that has no

physical existence

= not easily bent, folded, moved,

changed in shape etc
= that cannot be rubbed out or
removed

= tending to move in an unsteady way

from side to side
Outlandish = looking or sounding strange

(B) Proclaimed
(D) Facilitated
2) B-D
3) C-D
5) A-C

(B) Restless
(D) Meagre
2) C-D
3) C-B
5) B-D

(B) Stiff
(D) Soapy
2) A-D
3) A-C
5) C-D

Wobbly

of

= to make something especially an

action or a process easy or easier
= to announce something

= to trim the shape of a tree, bush etc

by cutting away some of the
branches etc es pecial ly to
encourage new shoots to grow.

(A) Interminable
(C) Endless
1) A-C
2)
4) A-B
5)
(A) Wobbly
(C) Slight
1) A-B
2)
4) B-C
5)

Perky

(A) Indelible
(B) Erasable
(C) Insignificant
(D) Temporary
1) A-C
2) C-B
3) A-B
4) B-D
5) C-D
Indelible

32.

(B) Leads
(D) Connotes
2) A-D
3) B-A
5) D-B

(A) Fixed
(C) Indelible
1) A-B
4) B-C
Stiff

35.

= small in quantity and poor in quality

(A) Cutting
(B) Establishing
(C) Transferring
(D) Pruning
1) A-B
2) C-D
3) B-C
4) A-C
5) A-D

41.

(A) Stimulate
(C) Facilitate

(B) Apprehend
(D) Understand

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1) A-B
4) B-D
Stimulate
Facilitate
Apprehend

2) B-C
5) C-D

3) A-C

= to make somebody/something more

active or alert
= to make something especially an
action or a process easy or easier
= to
understand
somebody/
something

42.

(A) Dense
(C) Pristine
1) B-C
4) A-C

43.

(A) Prolixity
(B) Brevity
(C) Agreement
(D) Proposition
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) A-D

Pristine

49.

(B) Graze
(D) Fresh
2) C-D
3) B-A
5) B-D

50.

= Fresh and clean

51.

= using too many words and therefore

boring.
Brevity
= the quality of using few words when
speaking or writing
Proposition = an idea or a plan of action that is
suggested, especially in business.

(A) Suffuse
(C) Fight
1) B-C
4) A-D
Suffuse
Deplete

45.

(A) Forensic
(C) Leaflike
1) A-C
4) B-C
Forensic

Delectable

46.

= to s pread al l over or through

somebody/something
= to reduce something by a large
amount so that there is not enough
left.

(B) Delectable
(D) Charming
2) B-D
3) A-D
5) A-B
= connected with the scientific tests
used by the police when trying to
solve a crime.
= extremely pleasant to taste, smell
or look at.

(A) Benevolent
(B) Alarming
(C) Charitable
(D) Stupendous
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Benevolent = kind, helpful and generous
Stupendous = extremely l arge or impres sive,
especially greater or better than you
expect.

47.

(A) Convenient
(B) Intolerant
(C) Enduring
(D) Protestant
1) A-B
2) A-C
3) B-C
4) B-D
5) C-D
Enduring

48.

(A) Eject
(C) Mark
1) B-D
4) A-B
Spout
Eject

Flourish

= to be succes sf ul , active
widespread; to prosper

(A) Refuse
(C) Lurk
1) A-C
4) B-C
(A) Delirious
(C) Curt
1) A-B
4) B-D

Curt

Gracious

52.

53.

(A) Doleful
(C) Laughable
1) A-C
4) C-D
Doleful
Slothful
Terrible
Laughable

54.

or

(B) Discourage
(D) Hide
2) C-D
3) B-D
5) A-D
= to be or stay hidden especially when
waiting to attack or appear.

(B) Confluent
(D) Gracious
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= extremely excited and happy
= the place where two rivers flow
together and become one
= (of a persons manner or behaviour)
appearing rude because very few
words are used, or becaus e
something is done in a very quick
way
= (of people or behaviour) kind, polite
and generous , es pecial ly to
somebody of a lower social position

(A) Punishment
(B) Divergence
(C) Confluence
(D) Confidence
1) B-C
2) B-D
3) C-D
4) A-B
5) A-C
Diverge

= to separate and go in different

directions

(B) Slothful
(D) Terrible
2) B-C
3) B-D
5) A-D
= sad; miserable
= lazy
= very unpleasant or serious causing
one to feel very unhappy or upset
= causing people to laugh; ridiculous

(A) Dormant
(B) Active
(C) Inconsequential
(D) Antiquated
1) A-B
2) A-C
3) A-D
4) B-C
5) C-D
Inconsequential = unimportant or irrelevant; trivial
Antiquated
= old-fashioned and no longer
appropriate

55.

= lasting for a long time

(B) Spread
(D) Spout
2) A-C
3) B-C
5) A-D
= a stream of liquid coming out of
somewhere with great force.
= to push something out suddenly and
with a lot of force.

= to become and continue to be

successful, strong, healthy etc.

Delirious
Confluence

(B) Deplete
(D) Delay
2) C-D
3) A-C
5) A-B

(B) Thrive
(D) Arrange
2) A-D
3) C-D
5) B-D

Thrive

Lur k

Prolix

44.

(A) Push
(C) Flourish
1) A-C
4) B-C

(A) Ailing
(B) Pessimist
(C) Indispensed
(D) Stylish
1) C-D
2) B-C
3) A-B
4) A-C
5) B-D
Ailing
Pessimist

56.

= ill and not improving

= a person who expects the worst to
happen

(A) Transferable
(B) Unimpressive
(C) Estimable
(D) Equitable
1) A-B
2) B-D
3) B-C
4) A-D
5) C-D

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Estimable
Equitable

57.

(A) Prompt
(C) Finery
1) A-B
4) A-D

= worthy of great respect

= fair and just; reasonable

64.

(B) Doubtful
(D) Doctrinaire
2) B-D
3) C-D
5) B-C

= colourful and elegant clothes or

decoration
Doctrinaire = strictly applying or insisting on a
theory in all circums tances ,
regardless of practical problems or
disagreement

(A) Articulate
(C) Senseless
1) C-B
4) D-C
Decipher

Finery

58.

(A) Census
(B) Censure
(C) Reprimand
(D) Universe
1) A-B
2) A-D
3) A-C
4) B-C
5) C-D
Censure
Reprimand

59.

(A) Reason
(C) Valid
1) A-D
4) C-D
Discernible
Perceptible

60.

61.

Alleviate

62.

(B) Discernible
(D) Perceptible
2) B-C
3) A-C
5) B-D

66.

= an open area forming part of a

building or large group of buildings,
where people can walk about.

= to make something less severe,

violent or painful
= to make something less severe; to
ease something

Vital

(A) Defer
(C) Prefer
1) B-C
4) B-D
Defer
Dispute

68.

69.

70.

(A) Waive
(C) Pursue
1) A-B
4) C-A
Waive

Reiterate

63.

(A) Refurbish
(C) Innovate
1) C-A
4) B-A
Refurbish

Innovate
Renovate

(B) Furnish
(D) Renovate
2) C-D
3) C-B
5) A-D
= to restore and decorate a building
etc; to develop and improve
something
= to make changes; to introduce new
ideas, methods etc.
= to get old buildings back into good
condition

Speculate
Pursue

71.

= requiring great effort or energy;

making great efforts; energetic

(B) Trivial
(D) Site
2) B-D
3) A-C
5) B-C
= of little importance; concerned with
unimportant things.
= essential to the existence, success
or operation of something

(B) Dispute
(D) Challenge
2) A-C
3) B-A
5) C-D
= to delay something until a later time;
to postpone something
= to question whether something is
true or valid

(A) Consequence
(C) Influence
1) D-C
2)
4) A-C
5)
(A) Rebuke
(C) Praise
1) A-B
2)
4) C-D
5)
Rebuke

(A) Reiteration
(B) Honouring
(C) Reverberation
(D) Hollow
1) A-C
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-B
5) B-D
= to repeat something that has already
been said especially for emphasis
Reverberate = to be repeated several times as an
echo.

(A) Focus
(C) Vital
1) A-B
4) C-D
Trivial

67.

= to s ucceed in unders tanding

something such as a code, an old
document, somebodys writing etc
= able to express ones ideas clearly
in words

(A) Moderate
(B) Easy
(C) Significant
(D) Strenuous
1) B-D
2) A-B
3) A-C
4) B-C
5) C-D
Strenuous

= that can be seen, tasted, noticed etc

something but not without effort
= that can be felt or noticed with the
senses; great enough to be noticed.

(A) Mitigation
(B) Risking
(C) Appreciation
(D) Alleviation
1) C-A
2) C-D
3) A-D
4) A-B
5) B-D
Mitigate

65.

= strong criticism; disapproval

= a spoken or written statement
off iciall y expres sing s evere
disapproval of somebody or their
actions.

(A) Critical
(B) Space
(C) Concourse
(D) Courtyard
1) A-D
2) B-D
3) C-D
4) B-C
5) A-B
Concourse

Articulate

(B) Decipher
(D) Decode
2) A-D
3) B-A
5) D-B

(B) Potential
(D) Ability
B-D
3) B-C
D-A
(B) Oppose
(D) Distrust
B-C
3) C-A
B-D

= to expres s sharp or s evere

disapproval to somebody especially
officially.

(B) Speculate
(D) Revise
2) C-B
3) D-C
5) D-B
= to choose not to insist on something
in a particular case even though one
has a legal or official right to do so.
= to guess
= to do, have or take part in something

(A) Contrary
(B) Compatible
(C) Incomparable
(D) Ambiguous
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Contrary

= opposite in nature, tendency or

direction; the opposite
Compatible = that can exis t together without
problems or conflict; that can b
e
used together
Ambiguous = not clearly stated or defined; that
can be interpreted in more than one
way

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Vocabulary Test
72.

(A) Pliable
(C) Flexible
1) A-D
4) C-D
Pliable
Viable

73.

Endorse

(A) Repeat
(C) Retaliate
1) B-D
4) A-B

= dependent on something that may

or may not happen
= to give ones approval or support to
a claim, statement, course of action
etc

(B) Reverberate
(D) Reciprocate
2) C-D
3) A-C
5) B-C

Reverberate = to be repeated several times as an

echo.
Retaliate
= to harm, injure etc s omebody
because they have upset one or
caused one harm or injury
Reciprocate = to give and receive something in
return; to make a mutual exchange
of something

75.

(A) Ecstasy
(B) Depression
(C) Intoxication
(D) Compression
1) A-B
2) B-D
3) B-C
4) C-D
5) None of these
Ecstasy
Intoxicate
Compress

76.

= a feeling or state of great joy or

happiness.
= drunk or under the influence of
drugs
= to press or squeeze something into
a smaller space

(A) Tranquillity
(B) Loyalty
(C) Calamity
(D) Uproar
1) A-C
2) B-D
3) B-C
4) C-D
5) A-D
Tranquillity = quietness and peacefulness
Calamity
= an event that causes great harm or
damage; a disaster
Uproar
= a lot of noise made by peopl e
shouting, especially because they
are angry.

77.

(A) Vilification
(B) Nullification
(C) Denigration
(D) Falsifiction
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) A-C
4) B-D
5) A-D
Vilify
Nullify
Denigrate

Falsify

78.

= easily bent, shaped or twisted;

flexible
= that can be done; that will work;
possible.

(A) Contingent
(B) Permissive
(C) Confirmed
(D) Endorsed
1) B-A
2) C-A
3) C-B
4) B-D
5) D-C
Contingent

74.

(B) Dependable
(D) Viable
2) B-C
3) B-D
5) A-C

= to say unpleasant or insulting things

about somebody
= to make something lose its effect; to
act against something
= to criticize somebody/something
unfairly; to claim that somebody
something is inferior, worthless etc.
= to alter a document etc falsely; to
present something falsely

(A) Opaque
(B) Translucent
(C) Transverse
(D) Transvestite
1) A-D
2) B-D
3) C-A
4) B-A
5) None of these
Opaque

= not allowing light to pass through;

not transparent
Translucent = allowing light to pass through but
not transparent
Transverse = lying or acting across something
Transvestite= a person who dresses in the clothes
of the opposite sex especially for
sexual pleasure

79.

(A) Exorbitant
(C) Quick
1) C-D
4) C-B

(B) Expeditious
(D) Quest
2) A-B
3) A-D
5) None of these

Exorbitant

= much too high or great; unreasonable

Expeditious = done with speed and efficiency
Quest
= the act of seeking something; a long
search for something

80.

(A) Explicit
(C) Introvert
1) A-B
4) A-D
Explicit
Cautious
Introvert

81.

(A) Fearful
(C) Hostile
1) B-D
4) B-C
Hostile
Amicable

82.

83.

(A) Unite
(C) Separate
1) A-C
4) B-D
(A) Loud
(C) Salient
1) A-C
4) A-D
Prominent
Salient
Legible

84.

(A) Fraud
(C) Guilty
1) A-C
4) A-D
Barbarian

85.

(A) Instigate
(C) Construe
1) A-C
4) B-D

(B) Cautious
(D) Clear
2) B-D
3) A-C
5) C-D
= clear and easy to understand
= careful
= a person who is more interested in
her or his own thoughts and
feelings than in things outs ide
herself or himself, and is often shy
and unwill ing to take part in
activities with others

(B) Beautiful
(D) Amicable
2) C-D
3) A-B
5) A-D
= very unfriendly or aggressive and
ready to fight and argue
= done or achieved in a polite or
friendly way and without arguing

2)
5)

2)
5)

(B) Association
(D) Distant
A-B
3) B-C
A-D
(B) Prominent
(D) Legible
B-D
3) C-D
B-C

= important and well-known

= most important and noticeable
= clear enough to be read easily

(B) Barbarian
(D) Civilized
2) A-B
3) B-D
5) C-D
= uncivil ized; showing a lack of
education and good manners.

(B) Enquire
(D) Interpret
2) A-B
3) C-D
5) A-D

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Instigate
Enquire
Construe

86.

= to make something begin or happen

= to ask to be told something by
somebody
= to unders tand or interpret the
meaning of words, s entences ,
actions etc in a particular way.

(A) Superficial
(B) Superfluous
(C) Enlightened
(D) Surplus
1) A-C
2) A-B
3) B-C
4) B-D
5) A-D
Superficial = not thorough, deep or complete
Superfluous = more than is needed or wanted
Enlightened = free from prejudice, false beliefs etc;
having
or
s howing
an
understanding of what the current
situation requires , rather than
following conventional thought.

87.

(A) Appalling
(C) Perturbed
1) A-B
4) A-D
Appalling
Sinister
Perturb

88.

(B) Sinister
(D) Threatening
2) B-D
3) A-C
5) D-C
= shocking; extremely bad
= suggesting evil, or that something
bad may happen
= to make somebody very worried; to
disturb somebody

(A) Imprison
(B) Torture
(C) Excruciating
(D) Extract
1) B-D
2) B-C
3) A-B
4) C-D
5) A-C
Imprison
= to put or keep somebody in prison
Excruciating= intens el y
painful;
mentall y
agonising; very embarrassing
Extract
= to take or get something out usually
with effort or by force

89.

(A) Pertinent
(C) Irrelevant
1) A-C
4) A-D
Pertinent

90.

(A) Consent
(C) Emerging
1) A-C
4) A-D
Consent
Nascent
Emerging

91.

(A) Elated
(C) Explicit
1) A-B
4) A-D
Elated
Eccentric
Explicit

92.

= relevant to something

(B) Nascent
(D) Insecure
2) B-D
3) B-C
5) A-B
= agreement; permission
= beginning to exist; not yet fully
developed
= developing
and
becoming
noticeable, important or prominent

(B) Eccentric
(D) Abnormal
2) B-D
3) A-C
5) D-C
= very happy, excited or proud
= unusual; not conventional or normal
= clearly and fully expressed

= a quantity greater than what is

needed or can be used; an excess

(A) Purposefully
(B) Inaccurately
(C) Inadvertently
(D) Unchangeably
1) A-C
2) A-B
3) B-C
4) B-D
5) A-D
Inadvertent = not
done
intentionally

94.

(A) Germane
(C) Reliable
1) B-D
4) C-D

95.

(A) Disciple
(C) Academy
1) A-C
4) B-D

Germane

Disciple
Martyr

96.

(A) Magnetic
(C) Valued
1) C-D
4) B-C
Cherish

Forlorn

deliberately

= connected with something; relevant

(B) Student
(D) Martyr
2) C-D
3) B-C
5) A-B
= a follower of a religious, political,
artistic etc leader or teacher
= a person who is killed or made to
suffer greatly because of her of his
religious or other beliefs

(B) Cherished
(D) Forlorn
2) A-B
3) B-D
5) A-D
= to keep a feeling or an idea in ones
mind or heart and think of it with
pleasure.
= unhappy and lonely or abandoned

(A) Ordinary
(C) Custom
1) A-B
4) A-D

98.

(A) Damaged
(B) Hurried
(C) Condemned
(D) Measured
1) A-B
2) C-D
3) B-D
4) B-C
5) A-D

99.

(A) Remote
(C) Secluded
1) B-C
4) C-D

Vague

Measured

Secluded
Apparent

or

(B) Generate
(D) Irrelevant
2) B-C
3) A-B
5) A-D

97.

(B) Impolite
(D) Insecure
2) B-D
3) C-D
5) B-C

(A) Abundance
(B) Incomparable
(C) Projection
(D) Plethora
1) A-C
2) A-B
3) C-D
4) B-D
5) A-D
Plethora

93.

(B) Vague
(D) Exceptional
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= not clearly expressed or perceived

= slow and with a regular rhythm

(B) Troubled
(D) Apparent
2) A-D
3) B-D
5) A-C
= not visited or seen by many people;
away from the company of others
= clearly seen or understood; obvious

100. (A) Preposterous

(B) Illuminating
(C) Absurd
(D) Striking
1) A-D
2) C-D
3) B-C
4) A-C
5) B-D
Preposterous = contrary to reason or common
sense; utterly absurd or ridiculous.
Illuminating = helping to make something clear or
easier to understand; revealing
Absurd
= not reasonable or sensible; foolish
and ridiculous

101. (A) Jeopardise

(B) Repudiate
(C) Confuse
(D) Disown
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Jeopardise = to cause something to be harmed,
lost or destroyed.

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Vocabulary Test
Repudiate

= to refuse to deal with or be

connected with s omebody any
longer; disown

102. (A) Virtuous

(B) Conservative
(C) Effeminate
(D) Virile
1) A-D
2) C-D
3) B-C
4) A-B
5) B-D
Effeminate
Virile
Virtuous

= having characteristics considered to

be typical of a woman
= having or showing typically male
strength or energy
= having or s howing high moral
standards or goodness

103. (A) Capricious

(B) Firm
(C) Nostalgic
(D) Drastic
1) A-B
2) A-D
3) A-C
4) B-C
5) B-D
Capricious
Nostalgia

= showing sudden changes in

attitude or behaviour.
= the feeling of sadness mixed with
pleas ure when one thinks of a
happy period, event etc earlier in
ones life

104. (A) Rare

(C) Perennial
1) A-B
4) A-C
Perennial

(B) Deliberate
(D) Occasional
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= constantly occurring

105. (A) Morbid

(C) Thunder
1) A-B
4) A-D
Morbid

(B) Chaotic
(D) Diseased
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-B
= having or showing an interest in sad
or unpleasant things, especially
disease or death.

106. (A) Frail

(C) Pseudo
1) C-D
4) A-C
Frail
Pseudo

(B) Enormous
(D) Imitation
2) A-B
3) B-C
5) B-D
= physically weak or delicate; easily
damaged or broken; morally weak
= not genuine; pretended or insincere

107. (A) Hectic

(C) Concise
1) A-B
4) A-D
Hectic
Ter se
Immense

(B) Terse
(D) Immense
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= very busy; full of activity and
excitement
= using few words and perhaps not
friendly or polite
= extremely large or great

108. (A) Insignificant

(B) Innocuous
(C) Wholesome
(D) Deleterious
1) B-C
2) C-D
3) B-D
4) A-D
5) A-C
Innocuous
=
Wholesome =
Deleterious =
Insignificant =

109. (A) Ominous

(C) Threatening

not intended to offend

good for ones health
harmful
having little or no value usually
meaning or importance

(B) Pious
(D) Livid

1) A-B
4) B-C
Ominous
Pious
Livid

2) A-C
5) B-D

3) A-D

= suggesting that something bad is

going to happen; threatening
= having or showing a deep respect
for God and religion
= extremely angry

110. (A) Jagged

(B) Smooth
(C) Ignoramus
(D) Igneous
1) B-C
2) A-D
3) C-D
4) B-D
5) A-B
Jag ged
Ignoramus

111. (A) Infuriate

(C) Idiocy
1) C-D
4) B-D
Infuriate
Iniquitous

112. (A) Penetrate

(C) Jovial
1) A-B
4) A-C
Penetrate
Penitence
Jovial

113. (A) Savage

(C) Stupor
1) B-C
4) A-D
Savage
Stupor

114. (A) Chaos

(C) Order
1) A-B
4) A-C
115. (A) Contrive
(C) Implement
1) A-B
4) B-C
Contrive

Intervene

116. (A) Project

(C) Entail
1) A-B
4) B-D
Entail

117. (A) Tangible

(C) Unkempt
1) A-C
4) B-C

= with rough, pointed, often sharp

edges
= an ignorant person

(B) Iniquitous
(D) Stupidity
2) B-C
3) A-B
5) A-C
= to make somebody extremely angry
and annoyed
= very unfair or wicked

(B) Penitence
(D) Regret
2) B-C
3) B-D
5) A-D
= to make a way into or through
something
= sorrow or regret for having done
something wrong
= very cheerful and friendly

(B) Spiritual
(D) Gentle
2) B-D
3) C-D
5) A-C
= wild or fierce; cruel or very violent
= the state of being nearl y
unconscious or not fully aware of
what is happening, caused by
shock, drugs, alcohol etc.

2)
5)

2)
5)

(B) Contradictory
(D) Vigilant
B-C
3) C-D
A-D
(B) Design
(D) Intervene
B-C
3) C-D
A-C

= to design or make a plan, machine

etc in a clever or elaborate way or in
order to deceive somebody
= to come or be between

(B) Decipher
(D) Involve
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= to involve something as a necessary
or inevitable part or consequences

(B) Stewed
(D) Tidy
2) B-D
3) A-B
5) C-D

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Tangible
Stewed

Unkempt
Tidy

= clear and definite; real; that can be

perceived by touch
= tasting too strong and bitter
because it has been left in the pot
too long
= not kept tidy
= arranged neatly and in order

118. (A) Trice

(C) Syncope
1) A-C
4) A-D

(B) Whet
(D) Stimulate
2) B-D
3) A-B
5) B-C

Trice (in a trice) = very quickly and suddenly

Whet
= to
excite
or
stimul ate
somebodys desire, interest etc
Syncope
= temporary loss of cons ciousness caused by a fall in
blood pressure

119. (A) Confusing

(B) Irritating
(C) Bewildering
(D) Dictating
1) A-B
2) A-C
3) A-D
4) B-C
5) B-D
Bewildering = confusing

120. (A) Melodious

(C) Loony
1) A-B
4) A-D
Witty
Loony

(B) Witty
(D) Eccentric
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= full of clever humour.
= crazy or odd; mad

121. (A) Robust

(C) Annoying
1) A-B
4) B-D
Robust
Pesky
Abhore

(B) Pesky
(D) Abhorring
2) C-D
3) A-C
5) B-C
= vigorous, healthy and strong
= causing trouble; annoying
= to feel hatred and disgus t for
somebody/something especially for
moral reasons

122. (A) Bridled

(C) Abusive
1) A-B
4) A-D
Bridle
Hurl

(B) Hurled
(D) Unchecked
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= to keep ones feelings etc under
control; to restrain something
= to throw s omething/s omebody
violently in a particular direction

123. (A) Awesome

(C) Blushing
1) A-B
4) A-C
Nomadic
Blush

(B) Nomadic
(D) Shameless
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= a person who does not stay long in
one place
= to become red in the face because
of shame, embarrassment etc.

124. (A) Curb

(C) Control
1) A-B
4) A-C
Curb

(B) Courage
(D) Identity
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= to prevent something from getting
out of control; to restrain something

125. (A) Components

(C) Accessories

(B) Ornamentation
(D) Attachments

1) A-D
4) A-C
126. (A) Eagerly
(C) Vigorously
1) A-C
4) A-B
127. (A) Spurious
(C) Attested
1) A-D
4) B-D
Spurious

2) B-D
5) B-C

2)
5)

2)
5)

3) C-D

(B) Radically
(D) Severely
B-D
3) B-C
C-D
B) Authorised
D) Genuine
A-C
3) A-B
B-C

= not genuine; false or fake

128. (A) Sensitive

(B) Immune
(C) Vulnerable
(D) Covered
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) A-D
Immune
Vulnerable

129. (A) Inspiration

(C) Influence
1) A-B
4) B-C
130. (A) Laudably
(C) Immense
1) A-B
4) B-C
Gigantic
Immense
Munificent

= not af fected or infl uenced by

something
= that can be hurt, harmed or attacked
easily especially because of being
small or weak

2)
5)

2)
5)

(B) Intuition
(D) Innovation
A-C
3) A-D
B-D
(B) Gigantic
(D) Munificent
A-C
3) A-D
B-D

= of very great size or extent; huge

= extremely large or great
= extremely generous; large in amount
or splendid in quality.

131. (A) Mendacious

(B) Truthful
(C) Accurate
(D) Disgruntled
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) B-D
5) A-D
Mendacious = not telling the truth; lying
Disgruntle = feeling rather bitter or angry because
something has happened to upset
one

132. (A) Penetrate

(B) Stimulate
(C) Exasperate
(D) Please
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Exasperate = to irritate or annoy somebody greatly

133. (A) Mutilated

(C) Duplicity
1) A-D
4) B-C
Mutilate

Disgorge
Deception

(B) Disgorged
(D) Deception
2) A-C
3) A-B
5) C-D
= to injure or damage somebody/
s omething very severely by
breaking or tearing off a necessary
part
= to pour people or things out in a
great mass.
= the action of making somebody
believe something is not true.

134. (A) Flamboyant

(B) Extravagant
(C) Cunning
(D) Concomitant
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) A-D

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Vocabulary Test
Flamboyant = tending to attract attention; very
confident and noticeable
Extravagant = willing to use more of something
especially money, than is necessary
or appropriate
Cunning
= clever at deceiving people
Concomitant = accompanying; happening at the
same time as something else

135. (A) Lyrical

(C) Liaison
1) A-B
4) A-C
Lyrical

L ew d
Liaison

136. (A) Pong

(C) Mordant
1) B-D
4) A-C
Pong
Odour
Mordant
Sarcastic

137. (A) Lucrative

(C) Distinct
1) A-B
4) A-C
Lucrative
Vague
Distinct
Denude

(B) Lewd
(D) Dull
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= express ing strong emotion or
enthusiasm especially in poetry, art
music etc.
= treating or referring to sex in a crude
or offensive way.
= a close working rel ations hip
involving communication between
groups of people, units of an
organisation etc.

(B) Odour
(D) Sarcastic
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= a strong, usually unpleasant, smell
= a distinctive, usually unpleasant,
smell.
= sharply critical; very sarcastic
= using or expressing remarks that
imply the opposite of what they
appear to mean and are intended to
upset or mock somebody.

(B) Vague
(D) Denudation
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= producing much money; profitable
= not specific or exact
= easily heard, seen, felt or
understood; definite
= to make something bare; to take the
covering off something

138. (A) Effeminacy

(B) Effrontery
(C) Effervescence
(D) Impertinence
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) B-D
5) A-D
= having characteristics considered to
be typical of a woman.
Effrontery = bold or rude behaviour without any
feeling or shame
Effervescent = lively, excited and enthusiastic.
Impertinent = not showing respect; rude

140. (A) Spiritual

(C) Temporal
1) A-B
4) A-C
Spiritual
Agonising
Temporal
Spirit

141. (A) Fraud

(C) Befuddled
1) A-B
4) A-C
Amuse
Befuddled

Exquisite
Delicate
Tempting
Berserk

(B) Delicate
(D) Berserk
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= extremely beautiful or delicate;
finely or skilfully made or done
= very carefully made or formed; fine
= attractive; inviting
= out of control with anger

= of the human spirit or soul; not of

physical things
= causing great suffering or anxiety
= of this life, not spiritual
= a persons mind of feelings as
distinct from her or his body

(B) Amuse
(D) Confuse
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= to make somebody laugh or smile
= made stupid; confused

142. (A) Yield

(C) Protest
1) A-B
4) A-C

(B) Clamour
(D) Penalise
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D

Clamour

= a loud demand or protest

143. (A) Scatty

(C) Sturdy
1) A-B
4) A-C
Scatty
Sceptic
Sturdy
Sane

144. (A) Bizarre

(C) Usual
1) A-B
4) A-C
Bizarre
Brisk

(B) Sceptic
(D) Sane
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= slightly mad; crazy
= a person who doubts that a claim,
statements etc is true
= strong and firm
= having a normal healthy mind; not
mad

(B) Offensive
(D) Brisk
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= very strange; not at all logical
= quick; active; busy

145. (A) Diminishing

(B) Infernal
(C) Pleasing
(D) Vehement
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) A-D
Diminish
Infernal
Vehement

Effeminate

139. (A) Exquisite

(C) Tempting
1) A-B
4) A-C

(B) Immoral
(D) Agonising
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D

146. (A) Soaked

(C) Grubby
1) A-B
4) B-D
Grubby

147. (A) Bracing

(C) Dwindling
1) A-B
4) A-C
Bracing
Depict
Invigorate
Dwindle

= to become or make something

smaller or less; to decrease
= used to express annoyance; of or
like a hell.
= showing or caused by strong feeling;
passionate

(B) Folded
(D) Washed
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= dirty

(B) Invigorating
(D) Depicting
2) C-D
3) B-D
5) B-C
= cool and fresh; invigorating
= to show or represent somebody/
something as a picture
= to make somebody feel more lively
and healthy
= to become gradually less or smaller

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Test of English Language

148. (A) Charming

(B) Placid
(C) Adventurous
(D) Calm
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Placid

149. (A) Assertion

(C) Repulsive
1) A-B
4) A-C
Assertion
Beatitude
Repulsive
Insistent

= calm and peaceful

(B) Beatitude
(D) Insistence
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D
= the action of claiming or stating
something forcefully
= great happiness; blessedness
= causing a feeling of strong dislike
or disgust
= not allowing refusal or opposition;
tending to demand something
forcefully, not accepting a refusal

150. (A) Vocal

(B) Benign
(C) Unpleasant
(D) Drastic
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) A-D
Benign

151. (A) Abysmal

(C) Zenith
1) A-B
4) B-C
Abysmal
Diligence

152. (A) Elude

(C) Harness
1) A-B
4) B-C
Elude

Harness
Hat ch

153. (A) Languid

(C) Knack
1) A-B
4) C-D
Languid
Gorgeous
Knack

= kind; gentle; mild; pleasant

(B) Diligence
(D) Nadir
2) B-D
3) C-D
5) A-C
= extremely bad; extreme; very great
= steady effort; careful hard work

(B) Avoid
(D) Hatch
2) A-C
3) A-D
5) B-D
= to escape somebody/something
especially by a clever trick; to avoid
somebody/something
= to control and use a natural force to
produce electrical power etc.
= to come out of an egg.

(B) Gorgeous
(D) Ability
2) A-D
3) B-C
5) B-D
= moving slowly and involving very
little physical effort
= giving pleasure and satisfaction;
wonderful
= an ability; a skill at performing some
special task

154. (A) Gregarious

(B) Quixotic
(C) Sociable
(D) Discernible
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Gregarious = liking to be with other people
Quixotic
= having fine romantic ideals and good
intentions that are not at all practical
or realistic
Discern
= to perceive, know or f ind out
something; to see, taste, notice etc
something but not without effort.

155. (A) Testimony

(C) Augment

(B) Aura
(D) Decrease

1) A-B
4) A-D
Testimony
Aura

Augment

156. (A) Discomfit

(C) Epicure
1) A-B
4) B-C
Discomfit
Baffle

Epicure

Enumerate

2) B-C
5) B-D

3) C-D

= a thing that is evidence of or

demonstrates something
= a distinctive atmosphere that seems
to surround and be caused by a
person or thing
= to increase something

(B) Baffle
(D) Enumerate
2) A-C
3) A-D
5) B-D
= to confuse or embarrass somebody
= to be too difficult or strange for
somebody to understand, solve or
explain
= a person who takes a special
interest in and gets great pleasure
from food and drink
= to name things on a list one by one.

157. (A) Unkempt

(B) Unremitting
(C) Slackening
(D) Distasteful
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-D
5) B-D
Unkempt
= not kept tidy
Unremitting = never stopping
Slacken
= to become or make something
slower, less active
Distasteful = a feeling that somebody/something
is unpleasant or unacceptable;
dislike
Tidy
= arranged neatly and in order

158. (A) Apathetic

(C) Whirl
1) A-B
4) B-C
Apathetic
Wrath
Whirl

Twirl

159. (A) Onus

(C) Burden
1) A-B
4) A-C
Onus
Testimony
Recitation

(B) Wrath
(D) Twirl
2) A-C
3) A-D
5) C-D
= showing or feeling a lack of interest,
enthusiasm or concern
= great concern
= to move or make somebody/
something move quickly round and
round
= to spin something

(B) Testimony
(D) Recitation
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= a duty or responsibility for doing
something
= a thing that is evidence of or
demonstrates something
= an act of saying a series of things
aloud.

160. (A) Blushing

(B) Unconscionable
(C) Reasonable
(D) Whiff
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D
Blush

= to become red in the f ace

because of shame; embarrassment
Unconscionable = excessive; greater or longer
than is reasonable

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Vocabulary Test
Whiff

161. (A) Traduce

(C) Oblige
1) A-B
4) A-C
Traduce

162. (A) Visionary

(C) Uncanny
1) A-B
4) A-C
Uncanny

163. (A) Whimsical

(C) Squalid
1) C-D
4) B-D
Whimsical
Traverse
Squalid
Sor did

= a trace or hint; a smell especially

one that is only smelt for a
short period of time

(B) Harass
(D) Defame
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) A-D

164. (A) Stout

(C) Fragile
1) A-C
4) A-D
Stout

= to say damaging false things about

somebody/something especially to
make people think badly about
them.

(B) Glorious
(D) Natural
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D

Fragile
Eloquent

Equivocal

Effeminate

= unus ual and rather playf ul ;

capricious but charming
= to travel or extend across an area
= very dirty and unpleasant, especially
because of poverty or lack of care.
= dirty and unpleasant

= strong and thick; rather fat; built in

a solid way
= easily damaged or broken; delicate
= having or s howing express ive
language especially to impress or
persuade an audience

165. (A) Equivocal

B) Effeminate
(C) Enumerate
(D) Manly
1) A-B
2) B-C
3) C-D
4) A-C
5) B-D

= not natural; mysterious and slightly

frightening.

(B) Traverse
(D) Sordid
2) B-C
3) A-B
5) A-C

(B) Impotent
(D) Eloquent
2) B-D
3) C-D
5) A-B

166. (A) Fervour

(C) Dissipate
1) A-B
4) A-C
Fervour
Flimsy
Dissipate

= not clear or definite in meaning or

intention; that can be interpreted in
more than one way; ambiguous
= having characteristics considered to
be typical of a woman

(B) Flimsy
(D) Waste
2) B-C
3) C-D
5) B-D
= strength or intensity of feeling;
enthusiasm
= light and thin; weak; not convincing
= to waste something foolishly

Answers
1. 4;
2. 3;
3. 5;
4. 4;
5. 3;
6. 1;
7. 1;
8. 1;
9. 2;
10. 4;
11. 3;
12. 3;
13. 4;
14. 1;
15. 5;
16. 1;
17. 2;
18. 4;
19. 5;
20. 2;
21. 4;
22. 2;
23. 2;
24. 3;
25. 4;
26. 3;
27. 2;
28. 2;

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5;
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4;
5;
3;
3;
1;
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5;
1;
5;
4;
2;
3;
4;
1;
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5;
4;
1;
5;
3;
4;
4;
4;
2;
1;
3;
3;

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85. 3; same
86. 4; same
87. 4; same
88. 2; same
89. 1; opposite
90. 3; same
91. 2; same
92. 5; same
93. 1; opposite
94. 5; opposite
95. 5; same
96. 4; same
97. 4; opposite
98. 3; opposite
99. 5; same
100. 4; same
101. 5; same
102. 2; opposite
103. 2; same
104. 3; opposite
105. 4; same
106. 1; same
107. 3; opposite
108. 4; opposite
109. 2; same
110. 5; opposite
111. 1; same
112. 3; same

Test of English Language

113.
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4;
4;
1;
3;
5;
2;
2;
3;
5;
4;
3;
4;
3;
2;
1;
2;
2;
4;
1;
3;
5;
1;
5;
3;
2;
4;
1;

opposite
opposite
same
same
opposite
same
same
same
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opposite
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140.
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5;
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5;
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