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Which of the following phrases means the same as "supersede"?
a) To assist with
b) To take over from
c) To follow behind
d) To neglect
b) To take over from
In which context is the word "wilderness" most commonly used?
a) Describing a crowded marketplace
b) Indicating a natural, often remote area that is largely untouched by humans
c) Talking about a suburban neighborhood
d) Discussing a manicured lawn
b) Indicating a natural, often remote area that is largely untouched by humans
What is the definition of "soak"?
to make something wet in liquid or allowing it to absorb liquid over time.
Which of the following phrases means the same as "deposit"?
a) Take out
b) Put in
c) Destroy
d) Ignore
b) Put in
What does the word "heap" mean?
a) A small, organized group of items
b) A large, disordered pile of items
c) A type of container
d) A specific measurement unit
b) A large, disordered pile of items
What does the word "trail" mean?
a) A type of vehicle
b) A path or track laid down by the passage of people or animals
c) A large building
d) A musical instrument
b) A path or track laid down by the passage of people or animals
In which context is the word "launch" most commonly used?
a) Cooking a meal
b) Starting a new project or product
c) Writing a letter
d) Reading a book
b) Starting a new project or product
Which of the following is NOT a correct usage of the word "swerve"?
a) The cyclist swerved to avoid the pothole.
b) The conversation swerved to a different topic.
c) The boat swerved gently down the river.
d) The runner swerved to avoid the obstacle on the track.
c) The boat swerved gently down the river.
Which of the following phrases means the same as "nil"?
a) A few
b) Plenty
c) None at all
d) Several
c) None at all
What does the word "initiate" mean?
a) To conclude or finish something
b) To begin or start something
c) To ignore or neglect something
d) To delay or postpone something
b) To begin or start something
In which context is the word "patent" most commonly used?
a) Describing a type of clothing
b) Indicating a legal right or license related to inventions
c) Talking about a genre of music
d) Discussing a type of cuisine
b) Indicating a legal right or license related to inventions
Which of the following phrases means the same as "wilderness"?
a) Urban jungle
b) Natural, untouched area
c) Suburban sprawl
d) Cultivated farmland
b) Natural, untouched area
Which of the following is NOT a correct usage of the word "crude"?
a) The crude oil needs to be refined before it can be used.
b) His crude jokes were not appreciated by the audience.
c) The crude diamond sparkled with brilliance.
d) The crude shelter provided basic protection from the elements.
c) The crude diamond sparkled with brilliance.
hich of the following sentences correctly uses the word "assume"?
a) She assumed the role of team leader.
b) He assumed the cake was chocolate without tasting it.
c) They assumed the project was finished on time.
d) All of the above
d) All of the above
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word "fancy" as an adjective?
a) She wore a fancy dress to the gala.
b) He fancied the idea of traveling to Europe.
c) They have a fancy for classical music.
d) The fancy of the story was captivating.
a) She wore a fancy dress to the gala.
In which of the following scenarios would you most likely use the word "conspiracy"?
a) Planning a surprise party
b) Discussing a secret plot to commit a crime
c) Organizing a community event
d) Talking about a random meeting
b) Discussing a secret plot to commit a crime
What does the word "universal" mean?
a) Specific to a particular region or group
b) Applicable to all cases or situations
c) Limited in scope or application
d) Unique to one individual
b) Applicable to all cases or situations
In which context is the word "contribute" most commonly used?
a) Describing the removal of resources
b) Indicating the addition of resources or effort
c) Talking about ignoring a task
d) Discussing postponing an activity
Answer: b) Indicating the addition of resources or effort
b) Indicating the addition of resources or effort
Which of the following is NOT a correct usage of the word "relief"?
a) The medication provided relief from the pain.
b) The relief sculpture was beautifully crafted.
c) She felt relief after finishing her presentation.
d) The relief of the situation was very stressful.
d) The relief of the situation was very stressful.
Which of the following phrases means the same as "profile"?
a) A random event
b) A detailed description
c) A public announcement
d) An accidental occurrence
Answer: b) A detailed description
Which of the following phrases means the same as "dimension"?
a) Color and texture
b) Measurable extent
c) Sound and volume
d) Taste and flavor
b) Measurable extent
What qualities or characteristics are often associated with a magnate?
Wealth,Influence; Leadership;Vision;Risk-Taking; and so on
In which context is the word "dormant" most commonly used?
a) Describing a bustling city
b) Inactivity, often related to animals, or volcanoes
c) Talking about a loud concert
d) Discussing a busy marketplace
b) Inactivity, often related to animals, or volcanoes
ow would you express the concept of "noxious" in the context of a polluted environment?
a) To describe a clean and safe environment
b) To indicate the presence of harmful or toxic substances
c) To suggest a refreshing and healthy atmosphere
d) To highlight the beauty of nature
b) To indicate the presence of harmful or toxic substances
Which of the following best describes the difference between "groan" and "laugh"?
a) Groan means to express joy, while laugh means to express pain.
b) Groan means to express pain or frustration, while laugh means to express joy.
c) Groan and laugh mean the same thing.
d) Groan means to speak softly, while laugh means to speak loudly.
b) Groan means to express pain or frustration, while laugh means to express joy.