Antonym
synonym
multiple question
Gap filling
definition
100

 This word means someone you have a very close relationship with, someone who always has your back.


Foe

100

boring, tiresome


monotonous

100

1. Which word means something you achieve after hard work?

A. achievement

B. sanitary

C. trifle

D. mutiny

A

100

The suspect's meticulously crafted ____ fell apart under the detective's relentless cross-examination.


alibi

100

n. : a formal discussion where different people state their opinions and argue about a topic

v. : to talk over a subject, considering different sides carefully


Debate

200

This word describes a kitchen or bathroom that is covered in dirt and germs.


Sanitary

200

enemy, rival 


Foe

200

2. If you try to cheat someone out of money, you ____ them.

A. grieve

B. swindle

C. preserve

D. modify


B


200

The geneticists had to ____ the sequence of the DNA to eliminate the hereditary defect before the embryo could develop.


modify

200

referring to the second of two things or groups that have just been mentioned

Latter

300

This word describes someone who throws money away on things they don't even need.


Economical

300

clean, sterile


Sanitary

300

3. Which sentence best fits the word monotonous?

A. The loud debate split the group.

B. The repeated boring sound made workers sleepy.

C. They tried to preserve the old building.

D. He chose to pursue art instead of business.


B

300

She decided to leave her lucrative career in finance to ____ her passion for environmental conservation.


pursue

300

open, honest and direct in speech; not hiding one’s true opinions


Frank

400

This word describes a job that is exciting and always changing, never boring at all.


monotonous

400

accomplishment, feat

Achievement

400

4. “The diplomat stayed courteous even when others provoked him.”

What is the closest meaning of courteous?

A. frank

B. severe

C. polite

D. singular


C

400

The sudden influx of unexpected data served only to _____ the scientists' initial hypothesis, forcing them to start over.


complicate

400

to try to achieve or follow something you want; to continue doing an activity or chasing a goal

Pursue

500

This word means to lock someone up and keep them in a cell.

Discharge

500

 slaughter, butcher


Massacre

500

“The sudden new data will complicate the scientists’ hypothesis.”

What will the data do?

A. Make the idea easier to prove

B. Make the idea harder and more confusing

C. Eliminate all mistakes quickly

D. Grieve the whole research team


B

500

The patient began to ____ symptoms of extreme fatigue and cognitive decline shortly after the experimental treatment.


exhibit

500

polite, respectful, and well‑mannered toward other people

courteous