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100

Choose the word similar in meaning:

My sister always tries to shirk her share of the housework.

a. share     b. delay    c. postpone    d.  avoid

d. Avoid

100

Choose the word opposite in meaning:

During a fire-drill, we are expected to quickly leave the room in an orderly fashion.

a. unruly   b. excited   c. alarmed   d. irregular

a. unruly

100

Brad is the only one among his classmates who have not yet been rewarded.

"have" should be 'has'.

Brad is the only one among his classmates who has not yet been rewarded.

100

Spell that word:

b _ _ _ _ _

breezy

100

The long, drawn-out _____ in the Middle East is causing global economic _____.

a. Conflict...hardship     b.  debate...terms

c.  negotiations...failure

a. Conflict...hardship 

200

Choose the word similar in meaning:

Many of the advertisements for beauty products contain spurious claims.

a. realistic    b. false    c. amusing   d.  ridiculous

b. false

200

Choose the word opposite in meaning:

At this time, relations between the East and West are tense.

a. carefree  b. casual  c. cordial   d. cautious

c. cordial

200

It does not necessary matter who is selected provided that he can do the job.

"Necessary" should be "necessarily"

It does not necessarily matter who is selected provided that he can do the job.

200

Spell that word:

m _ _ _ _ _

murmur

200

When law systems break down, ____ and ____ are inevitable.

a. dishonesty...spirituality  b. dismay...death

c. anarchy...corruption   d. failure...punishment


c. anarchy...corruption

300

Choose the word similar in meaning:

The bus driver swerved to avoid hitting the stray animals.

a. turned  b. veered   c. shifted   d.  rotated

b. veered

300

Choose the word opposite in meaning:

The lawyer felt that his client had received an unduly harsh sentence.

a. unnecessarily  b. appropriately   c. particularly   d.  sufficiently

b. appropriately

300

After a year of poor results, the boss was concerned about the moral of his staff.

"Moral" should be "morale"


After a year of poor results, the boss was concerned about the morale of his staff.

300

Spell that word:

t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

translucent

300

1.  Over the next few months you must ______ to ______ all inaccuracies from your work. 

a.  attempt...improve       b.  succeed...eradicate 

c.  aim...erase                 d.  endeavour...eradicate

d.  endeavour...eradicate

400

Choose the word similar in meaning:

The electrician changed the wiring in the building to ensure that all the plugs worked.

a. rectify  b. guarantee  c. decide  d. understand

b. guarantee

400

Choose the word opposite in meaning:

The weather forecaster said that we could expect intermittent rain over the southern parishes.

a. brief  b. heavy  c. continual   d. occasional

c. continual

400

‘Don’t you think the new school buildings are ugly,’ said the Chairman of the PTA.

Question mark (?) after 'ugly'

‘Don’t you think the new school buildings are ugly?’ said the Chairman of the PTA.

400

Spell that word:

r _ _ _ _ _

rhythm

400

2.  The test results ______ that despite the new treatment, the patient’s condition had ______. 

a.  proved...improved       b. confirmed...deteriorated c.  claimed...worsened      d.  suggested...stabilised

b. confirmed...deteriorated

500

Choose the word similar in meaning:

The graduation was an elaborate affair that was enjoyed by everyone.

a. complicated  b. extravagant  c. sophisticated  

d. intricate

b. extravagant

500

Choose the word opposite in meaning:

As a deterrent to bad drivers, the government will introduce heavier fines for motoring offences.

a. attraction   b. reward  c. incentive  d. prize

c. incentive

500

Tourism has expanded rapidly; it’s effects are felt throughout the Caribbean area.

"It's" should be 'its'

Tourism has expanded rapidly; its effects are felt throughout the Caribbean area.

500

Spell that word:

s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

silhouette

500

After analysing the evidence ______, the judge found the man innocent and ______ him. 

a.  briefly...sentenced      b.  thoroughly...condemned c.  cautiously...convicted  d.  meticulously...acquitted

d.  meticulously...acquitted

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