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UNIT 8/9 Test
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
Part of Speech
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the item that indicates the part or parts of speech of the
word given.
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1. assurance
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
2. dwindle
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
3. flippant
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
4. immunity
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
5. preposterous
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
6. pugnacious
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
7. rabid
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
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8. sterling
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
9. candid
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
10. envoy
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
11. expedient
a. verb and adjective
b. noun and adjective
c. adjective
d. adverb and noun
12. flair
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
13. heterogeneous
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
14. impel
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
15. incredulous
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
16. prognosis
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
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____ 17. rasping
a. verb and adjective
b. noun and adverb
c. adjective and noun
d. adverb and noun
____ 18. repugnant
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
Definition
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the word that corresponds to the definition given.
____ 19. to comfort
a. console
b. remunerate
c. rejuvenate
d. warp
____ 20. the keyboard of an organ
a. assurance
b. dross
c. console
d. asylum
____ 21. to expand upon
a. institute
b. console
c. dilate
d. venture
____ 22. to make or become larger or wider
a. institute
b. console
c. dilate
d. venture
____ 23. rubbish, trash
a. realm
b. dross
c. assurance
d. venture
____ 24. to lessen, diminish
a. institute
b. remunerate
c. dwindle
d. dilate
____ 25. a debt
a. venture
b. institute
c. assurance
d. liability
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____ 26. ridiculous, senseless
a. pugnacious
b. sparse
c. flippant
d. preposterous
____ 27. infected with rabies
a. rabid
b. sparse
c. flippant
d. preposterous
____ 28. mad
a. rabid
b. sparse
c. flippant
d. preposterous
____ 29. scattered
a. flippant
b. sparse
c. sterling
d. rabid
____ 30. genuine, excellent
a. rabid
b. pugnacious
c. sterling
d. preposterous
____ 31. to expose to danger
a. institute
b. rejuvenate
c. venture
d. warp
____ 32. to twist out of shape
a. console
b. institute
c. warp
d. dwindle
____ 33. an abnormality
a. dross
b. realm
c. immunity
d. warp
____ 34. giving assistance or support
a. incredulous
b. auxiliary
c. rasping
d. candid
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____ 35. a helper, aid
a. expedient
b. flair
c. auxiliary
d. prognosis
____ 36. unposed
a. candid
b. heterogeneous
c. repugnant
d. auxiliary
____ 37. an enclosure, hole in the wall
a. flair
b. monologue
c. horde
d. cubicle
____ 38. a small room or compartment
a. flair
b. monologue
c. horde
d. cubicle
____ 39. to increase in intensity
a. scuttle
b. escalate
c. impel
d. horde
____ 40. to elevate
a. scuttle
b. escalate
c. impel
d. horde
____ 41. to pretend
a. escalate
b. feign
c. impel
d. scuttle
____ 42. to force, drive forward
a. escalate
b. impel
c. inscribe
d. scuttle
____ 43. a speech by one actor
a. monologue
b. prognosis
c. cubicle
d. horde
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____ 44. a forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situation
a. monologue
b. auxiliary
c. prognosis
d. envoy
____ 45. a harsh sound
a. auxiliary
b. flair
c. rasping
d. monologue
____ 46. to sink a ship by cutting holes in it
a. scuttle
b. inscribe
c. impel
d. escalate
Synonym
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the item that means the same as the boldface word in the
introductory phrase.
____ 47. talking with assurance
a. poise
b. props
c. urgency
d. trepidation
____ 48. console my friend
a. comfort
b. enlighten
c. scold
d. accompany
____ 49. institute a procedure
a. omit
b. dislike
c. follow
d. set up
____ 50. his preposterous ideas
a. primitive
b. scientific
c. ridiculous
d. sly
____ 51. the novel’s preposterous ending
a. incredible
b. surprise
c. tragic
d. humorous
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____ 52. a pugnacious young man
a. punctual
b. greedy
c. self-interested
d. quarrelsome
____ 53. remunerate the salesman
a. offend
b. scorn
c. sabotage
d. reimburse
____ 54. sparse rainfall
a. abundant
b. heavy
c. scattered
d. torrential
____ 55. put money into that venture
a. solid investment
b. gamble
c. bank
d. wallet
____ 56. venture a guess
a. try
b. take back
c. record
d. note
____ 57. warp the wooden surface
a. polish
b. misshape
c. pit
d. gouge
____ 58. a time warp
a. puzzle
b. sequence
c. relationship
d. abnormality
____ 59. auxiliary life support system
a. essential
b. back-up
c. home-based
d. approved
____ 60. the hospital auxiliary
a. equipment
b. helper
c. machinery
d. administration
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____ 61. a quick expedient
a. about-face
b. reversal
c. acceptance
d. means to an end
____ 62. impelled to lie
a. expected
b. refused
c. urged
d. eager
____ 63. her incredulous laugh
a. musical
b. joyful
c. disbelieving
d. cracking
____ 64. the unfortunate prognosis
a. conclusion
b. prediction
c. decision
d. truth
____ 65. his repugnant duty
a. disagreeable
b. pleasant
c. unavoidable
d. hereditary
____ 66. scuttle the craft
a. rehabilitate
b. sink
c. wash
d. repair
____ 67. scuttle the plan
a. abandon
b. support
c. change
d. decide
Antonym
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the item that means the opposite or almost the opposite
of the boldface expression in the introductory phrase.
____ 68. his usual assurance
a. uncertainty
b. confidence
c. enthusiasm
d. hatred
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____ 69. institute new ways of doing things
a. discontinue
b. encourage
c. establish
d. criticize
____ 70. a liability to the organization
a. concern
b. asset
c. insult
d. detriment
____ 71. pugnacious conduct
a. peace-loving
b. warlike
c. mesmerizing
d. inconsequential
____ 72. deciding to venture
a. shy away
b. conspire
c. reduce
d. announce
____ 73. warped by his hands
a. cut
b. unbent
c. glued together
d. bent
____ 74. auxiliary power from the generator
a. primary
b. unlimited
c. electric
d. decreasing
____ 75. the cubicle we rented
a. vast hall
b. used desk
c. new equipment
d. tiny space
____ 76. escalate their involvement
a. enforce
b. hide
c. lessen
d. accept
____ 77. an expedient settlement
a. acceptable
b. disadvantageous
c. partial
d. satisfying
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____ 78. an expedient plan
a. inconvenient
b. comprehensive
c. alarming
d. complicated
____ 79. showed a surprising flair
a. creativity
b. bravery
c. bad temper
d. inability
____ 80. his grievous actions
a. uplifting
b. underhanded
c. bold
d. shameful
____ 81. impelled by an inner force
a. discouraged
b. propelled
c. pushed
d. consumed
____ 82. spoke in a rasping way
a. mellow
b. distinctive
c. lisping
d. harsh
____ 83. a repugnant habit
a. revolting
b. bothersome
c. filthy
d. pleasing
Completing the Sentence
From the four items given, identify the letter of the word that best completes each of the following sentences.
____ 84. Albert Einstein was one of many prominent scientists who left Germany to seek _____ from Nazi persecution.
a. institute
b. asylum
c. liability
d. realm
____ 85. When the tiny child lost her favorite doll, she was impossible to _____, although her sisters tried everything
they could think of to comfort her.
a. dwindle
b. dilate
c. console
d. rejuvenate
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____ 86. The Emergency Medical Technician examined the accident victim by _____ the pupils of her eyes and
monitoring her pulse.
a. warping
b. dilating
c. instituting
d. dwindling
____ 87. Since England’s days of glory, during which the sun was said never to set on the British Empire, the country
has seen its influence and power _____.
a. dwindle
b. remunerate
c. console
d. warp
____ 88. After the gold vein _____, the little city that had grown up around it turned into a ghost town as out-of-work
miners left for better claims.
a. dilated
b. dwindled
c. instituted
d. consoled
____ 89. By mid-fall, the leaves on the maples have started to _____, and at the end of November all the trees will be
completely bare.
a. warp
b. dwindle
c. remunerate
d. dilate
____ 90. After the judge granted the witness _____ from prosecution, the former gangster spun a startling tale of
criminal activity that normally would have landed him in jail for many years.
a. liability
b. immunity
c. realm
d. assurance
____ 91. The new company president is planning to _____ a series of monetary controls.
a. venture
b. warp
c. institute
d. dilate
____ 92. The _____ was created to replace an earlier academy founded by monks in the 14th century.
a. institute
b. liability
c. assurance
d. realm
____ 93. With part of his fortune, the industrialist Andrew Carnegie _____ a system of free public libraries still in use
today.
a. instituted
b. consoled
c. dwindled
d. remunerated
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____ 94. In time, his tendency to burst out in tuneless singing became such a(n) _____ that the company gave him a
job where he would only have to deal with computers, not people.
a. liability
b. venture
c. warp
d. immunity
____ 95. A tendency toward _____ behavior is an unfortunate but common aspect of militaristic nationalism.
a. sterling
b. flippant
c. sparse
d. pugnacious
____ 96. The researchers found that constant fighting and _____ conduct was common among bull seals as they
defended their territory against danger.
a. pugnacious
b. rabid
c. sparse
d. sterling
____ 97. The boy was such a _____ tennis player that you would find him brushing snow off the court in the middle of
the winter so he could get some practice shots in.
a. flippant
b. rabid
c. preposterous
d. sparse
____ 98. In the _____ of English literature, the debate about whether to include a wider range of authors or to stay true
to the classics has occupied many academics in the field.
a. liability
b. asylum
c. assurance
d. realm
____ 99. An unsubstantiated belief persists that Spanish explorer Ponce De Leon searched for the fountain of youth, a
magic substance that would _____ those who drank it.
a. dwindle
b. venture
c. rejuvenate
d. institute
____ 100. During a race, some long-distance runners experience a second wind that _____ them unexpectedly, offering
renewed energy and stamina.
a. dilates
b. dwindles
c. warps
d. rejuvenates
____ 101. Teresa was the interview committee’s top choice for the job opening, and the company president promised to
_____ her handsomely if she would accept their offer.
a. institute
b. rejuvenate
c. remunerate
d. dwindle
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____ 102. Although several years ago that _____ would have been considered foolhardy, today such an undertaking can
be guided by satellites.
a. venture
b. dross
c. liability
d. realm
____ 103. “Speaking as a mother, I believe that _____ is far too dangerous for any daughter of mine to attempt,” she
said, “and I will not pay for that or any similar endeavor.”
a. warp
b. venture
c. dross
d. asylum
____ 104. Before they _____ into the jungle, they traveled to a depot on the coast for supplies.
a. instituted
b. dilated
c. warped
d. ventured
____ 105. “When you apply too much heat to the metal, it will _____,” the teacher said to the student, holding up the
twisted piece as evidence.
a. warp
b. remunerate
c. rejuvenate
d. dilate
____ 106. The woman looked at the painting, truly one of the most awful things she had ever seen, and asked, “Do you
want me to be _____, or would insincere flattery be better?”
a. candid
b. auxiliary
c. expedient
d. heterogeneous
____ 107. As stock prices fell, the frenzy on the trading floor began to _____, growing so intense that the stock
exchange was forced to shut down.
a. feign
b. escalate
c. inscribe
d. scuttle
____ 108. Because he wanted to seem knowledgeable, the pretentious undergraduate _____ familiarity with the most
obscure philosophers.
a. escalated
b. feigned
c. scuttled
d. inscribed
____ 109. Paul misled us by _____ to understand the problem when he really had no concept of either its causes or its
effects.
a. feigning
b. impelling
c. scuttling
d. escalating
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____ 110. Even Beethoven’s early compositions clearly show his _____ for music.
a. prognosis
b. flair
c. cubicle
d. monologue
____ 111. After the bookkeeper admitted the _____ mistake he had made, he was fired by the board of directors.
a. rasping
b. incredulous
c. grievous
d. candid
____ 112. Political scientists agree that a(n) _____ congress represents the diversity of America most fairly.
a. rasping
b. heterogeneous
c. grievous
d. incredulous
____ 113. Did you know that when a _____ of extras play a crowd scene they are often instructed to repeat “rhubarb,
rhubarb” because it sounds like normal background conversation on screen?
a. monologue
b. horde
c. cubicle
d. flair
____ 114. One reason the Mongols were able to conquer so much of Asia in the 1200s is that they had _____ of soldiers
ready to counter any resistance.
a. hordes
b. monologues
c. auxiliaries
d. cubicles
____ 115. When Ronda reported that she had seen the footprints of a six-toed tiger in the jungle, we were naturally
_____.
a. grievous
b. heterogeneous
c. incredulous
d. repugnant
____ 116. The young couple had their rings _____ with the date of their wedding: July 6, 2006.
a. escalated
b. feigned
c. impelled
d. inscribed
____ 117. Every actor hopes for the chance to have the spotlight alone and to show his or her craft in a long
uninterrupted _____.
a. prognosis
b. monologue
c. expedient
d. cubicle
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____ 118. Although the boy’s singing had a(n) _____ quality that made it extremely difficult for most people to listen to
without wincing, his mother smiled in complete enjoyment throughout the entire song.
a. incredulous
b. rasping
c. grievous
d. candid
____ 119. The radio announcer was very knowledgeable, but his _____ voice was so harsh on the ears that it was no
surprise that he worked only on the late-night programs.
a. heterogeneous
b. repugnant
c. expedient
d. rasping
____ 120. One of the reasons pirates were feared on the seas for centuries was the possibility that they might _____ a
ship once they had looted it.
a. scuttle
b. inscribe
c. impel
d. escalate
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UNIT 8/9 Test
Answer Section
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assurance
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KEY: dwindle
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KEY: liability
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KEY: impel
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KEY: institute
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OBJ: antonym
KEY: cubicle
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: escalate
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: expedient
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: expedient
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: flair
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: grievous
PTS: 1
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KEY: impel
PTS: 1
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KEY: rasping
PTS: 1
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KEY: repugnant
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liability
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pugnacious MSC:
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pugnacious MSC:
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rabid
MSC:
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realm
MSC:
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rejuvenate
MSC:
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rejuvenate
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remunerate
MSC:
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venture
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venture
MSC:
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venture
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warp
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candid
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escalate
MSC:
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feign
MSC:
A
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feign
MSC:
B
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flair
MSC:
C
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grievous
MSC:
B
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heterogeneous
B
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horde
MSC:
A
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horde
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incredulous MSC:
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inscribe
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monologue
MSC:
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rasping
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rasping
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Name: ________________________ Class: ___________________ Date: __________
ID: B
UNIT 8/9 Test
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
Definition
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the word that corresponds to the definition given.
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1. rubbish, trash
a. venture
b. realm
c. assurance
d. dross
2. to expand upon
a. console
b. venture
c. dilate
d. institute
3. a small room or compartment
a. cubicle
b. horde
c. monologue
d. flair
4. mad
a. sparse
b. rabid
c. preposterous
d. flippant
5. to sink a ship by cutting holes in it
a. escalate
b. impel
c. scuttle
d. inscribe
6. scattered
a. flippant
b. rabid
c. sparse
d. sterling
7. a forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situation
a. auxiliary
b. envoy
c. prognosis
d. monologue
8. to pretend
a. scuttle
b. escalate
c. impel
d. feign
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Name: ________________________
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ID: B
9. to force, drive forward
a. scuttle
b. escalate
c. impel
d. inscribe
10. genuine, excellent
a. pugnacious
b. sterling
c. preposterous
d. rabid
11. to lessen, diminish
a. remunerate
b. institute
c. dwindle
d. dilate
12. a debt
a. liability
b. institute
c. assurance
d. venture
13. giving assistance or support
a. incredulous
b. candid
c. rasping
d. auxiliary
14. to comfort
a. console
b. warp
c. rejuvenate
d. remunerate
15. to increase in intensity
a. horde
b. impel
c. scuttle
d. escalate
16. to expose to danger
a. venture
b. rejuvenate
c. warp
d. institute
17. a harsh sound
a. rasping
b. auxiliary
c. flair
d. monologue
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 18. a helper, aid
a. expedient
b. flair
c. auxiliary
d. prognosis
____ 19. the keyboard of an organ
a. assurance
b. console
c. asylum
d. dross
____ 20. unposed
a. candid
b. heterogeneous
c. auxiliary
d. repugnant
____ 21. to twist out of shape
a. console
b. dwindle
c. warp
d. institute
____ 22. a speech by one actor
a. monologue
b. cubicle
c. horde
d. prognosis
____ 23. ridiculous, senseless
a. preposterous
b. flippant
c. sparse
d. pugnacious
____ 24. to make or become larger or wider
a. institute
b. venture
c. console
d. dilate
____ 25. infected with rabies
a. rabid
b. flippant
c. sparse
d. preposterous
____ 26. an enclosure, hole in the wall
a. monologue
b. horde
c. flair
d. cubicle
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 27. to elevate
a. escalate
b. horde
c. impel
d. scuttle
____ 28. an abnormality
a. dross
b. warp
c. immunity
d. realm
Part of Speech
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the item that indicates the part or parts of speech of the
word given.
____ 29. heterogeneous
a. noun
b. verb
c. adverb
d. adjective
____ 30. repugnant
a. verb
b. noun
c. adverb
d. adjective
____ 31. immunity
a. verb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. adverb
____ 32. dwindle
a. verb
b. adjective
c. adverb
d. noun
____ 33. preposterous
a. noun
b. verb
c. adjective
d. adverb
____ 34. prognosis
a. adverb
b. adjective
c. noun
d. verb
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 35. impel
a. adverb
b. noun
c. verb
d. adjective
____ 36. sterling
a. noun
b. verb
c. adverb
d. adjective
____ 37. candid
a. noun
b. adverb
c. adjective
d. verb
____ 38. rabid
a. adjective
b. verb
c. adverb
d. noun
____ 39. flippant
a. noun
b. verb
c. adverb
d. adjective
____ 40. envoy
a. noun
b. verb
c. adjective
d. adverb
____ 41. flair
a. adverb
b. adjective
c. noun
d. verb
____ 42. rasping
a. adverb and noun
b. adjective and noun
c. verb and adjective
d. noun and adverb
____ 43. incredulous
a. adverb
b. noun
c. adjective
d. verb
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 44. expedient
a. noun and adjective
b. adjective
c. adverb and noun
d. verb and adjective
____ 45. pugnacious
a. adverb
b. noun
c. verb
d. adjective
____ 46. assurance
a. adjective
b. verb
c. noun
d. adverb
Synonym
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the item that means the same as the boldface word in the
introductory phrase.
____ 47. warp the wooden surface
a. polish
b. misshape
c. pit
d. gouge
____ 48. institute a procedure
a. omit
b. set up
c. dislike
d. follow
____ 49. the unfortunate prognosis
a. conclusion
b. prediction
c. truth
d. decision
____ 50. remunerate the salesman
a. sabotage
b. offend
c. reimburse
d. scorn
____ 51. a time warp
a. sequence
b. relationship
c. puzzle
d. abnormality
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 52. console my friend
a. enlighten
b. comfort
c. scold
d. accompany
____ 53. scuttle the plan
a. abandon
b. support
c. change
d. decide
____ 54. put money into that venture
a. bank
b. gamble
c. solid investment
d. wallet
____ 55. the hospital auxiliary
a. equipment
b. helper
c. administration
d. machinery
____ 56. her incredulous laugh
a. joyful
b. cracking
c. musical
d. disbelieving
____ 57. scuttle the craft
a. rehabilitate
b. repair
c. sink
d. wash
____ 58. talking with assurance
a. urgency
b. props
c. poise
d. trepidation
____ 59. venture a guess
a. record
b. try
c. take back
d. note
____ 60. impelled to lie
a. refused
b. urged
c. expected
d. eager
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 61. a quick expedient
a. acceptance
b. about-face
c. means to an end
d. reversal
____ 62. auxiliary life support system
a. back-up
b. essential
c. approved
d. home-based
____ 63. sparse rainfall
a. scattered
b. heavy
c. torrential
d. abundant
____ 64. his preposterous ideas
a. ridiculous
b. scientific
c. sly
d. primitive
____ 65. his repugnant duty
a. unavoidable
b. pleasant
c. hereditary
d. disagreeable
____ 66. the novel’s preposterous ending
a. humorous
b. incredible
c. tragic
d. surprise
____ 67. a pugnacious young man
a. punctual
b. greedy
c. quarrelsome
d. self-interested
Completing the Sentence
From the four items given, identify the letter of the word that best completes each of the following sentences.
____ 68. The boy was such a _____ tennis player that you would find him brushing snow off the court in the middle of
the winter so he could get some practice shots in.
a. sparse
b. rabid
c. preposterous
d. flippant
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 69. The _____ was created to replace an earlier academy founded by monks in the 14th century.
a. realm
b. institute
c. liability
d. assurance
____ 70. As stock prices fell, the frenzy on the trading floor began to _____, growing so intense that the stock
exchange was forced to shut down.
a. inscribe
b. scuttle
c. feign
d. escalate
____ 71. The Emergency Medical Technician examined the accident victim by _____ the pupils of her eyes and
monitoring her pulse.
a. dilating
b. warping
c. dwindling
d. instituting
____ 72. In the _____ of English literature, the debate about whether to include a wider range of authors or to stay true
to the classics has occupied many academics in the field.
a. realm
b. assurance
c. liability
d. asylum
____ 73. By mid-fall, the leaves on the maples have started to _____, and at the end of November all the trees will be
completely bare.
a. dwindle
b. warp
c. remunerate
d. dilate
____ 74. The new company president is planning to _____ a series of monetary controls.
a. warp
b. dilate
c. venture
d. institute
____ 75. An unsubstantiated belief persists that Spanish explorer Ponce De Leon searched for the fountain of youth, a
magic substance that would _____ those who drank it.
a. rejuvenate
b. institute
c. dwindle
d. venture
____ 76. Teresa was the interview committee’s top choice for the job opening, and the company president promised to
_____ her handsomely if she would accept their offer.
a. dwindle
b. institute
c. remunerate
d. rejuvenate
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 77. In time, his tendency to burst out in tuneless singing became such a(n) _____ that the company gave him a
job where he would only have to deal with computers, not people.
a. warp
b. liability
c. immunity
d. venture
____ 78. One reason the Mongols were able to conquer so much of Asia in the 1200s is that they had _____ of soldiers
ready to counter any resistance.
a. auxiliaries
b. hordes
c. cubicles
d. monologues
____ 79. Paul misled us by _____ to understand the problem when he really had no concept of either its causes or its
effects.
a. escalating
b. scuttling
c. feigning
d. impelling
____ 80. With part of his fortune, the industrialist Andrew Carnegie _____ a system of free public libraries still in use
today.
a. remunerated
b. instituted
c. consoled
d. dwindled
____ 81. Did you know that when a _____ of extras play a crowd scene they are often instructed to repeat “rhubarb,
rhubarb” because it sounds like normal background conversation on screen?
a. cubicle
b. monologue
c. flair
d. horde
____ 82. After the bookkeeper admitted the _____ mistake he had made, he was fired by the board of directors.
a. grievous
b. rasping
c. incredulous
d. candid
____ 83. “When you apply too much heat to the metal, it will _____,” the teacher said to the student, holding up the
twisted piece as evidence.
a. rejuvenate
b. warp
c. dilate
d. remunerate
____ 84. After the gold vein _____, the little city that had grown up around it turned into a ghost town as out-of-work
miners left for better claims.
a. dwindled
b. instituted
c. dilated
d. consoled
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 85. Although the boy’s singing had a(n) _____ quality that made it extremely difficult for most people to listen to
without wincing, his mother smiled in complete enjoyment throughout the entire song.
a. grievous
b. candid
c. rasping
d. incredulous
____ 86. Although several years ago that _____ would have been considered foolhardy, today such an undertaking can
be guided by satellites.
a. dross
b. realm
c. liability
d. venture
____ 87. Since England’s days of glory, during which the sun was said never to set on the British Empire, the country
has seen its influence and power _____.
a. console
b. dwindle
c. remunerate
d. warp
____ 88. One of the reasons pirates were feared on the seas for centuries was the possibility that they might _____ a
ship once they had looted it.
a. scuttle
b. escalate
c. inscribe
d. impel
____ 89. When Ronda reported that she had seen the footprints of a six-toed tiger in the jungle, we were naturally
_____.
a. incredulous
b. grievous
c. heterogeneous
d. repugnant
____ 90. Albert Einstein was one of many prominent scientists who left Germany to seek _____ from Nazi persecution.
a. realm
b. liability
c. asylum
d. institute
____ 91. A tendency toward _____ behavior is an unfortunate but common aspect of militaristic nationalism.
a. sterling
b. pugnacious
c. flippant
d. sparse
____ 92. Because he wanted to seem knowledgeable, the pretentious undergraduate _____ familiarity with the most
obscure philosophers.
a. inscribed
b. escalated
c. feigned
d. scuttled
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 93. The woman looked at the painting, truly one of the most awful things she had ever seen, and asked, “Do you
want me to be _____, or would insincere flattery be better?”
a. expedient
b. candid
c. auxiliary
d. heterogeneous
____ 94. When the tiny child lost her favorite doll, she was impossible to _____, although her sisters tried everything
they could think of to comfort her.
a. rejuvenate
b. console
c. dwindle
d. dilate
____ 95. After the judge granted the witness _____ from prosecution, the former gangster spun a startling tale of
criminal activity that normally would have landed him in jail for many years.
a. assurance
b. liability
c. realm
d. immunity
____ 96. The radio announcer was very knowledgeable, but his _____ voice was so harsh on the ears that it was no
surprise that he worked only on the late-night programs.
a. expedient
b. repugnant
c. heterogeneous
d. rasping
____ 97. Political scientists agree that a(n) _____ congress represents the diversity of America most fairly.
a. grievous
b. incredulous
c. rasping
d. heterogeneous
____ 98. During a race, some long-distance runners experience a second wind that _____ them unexpectedly, offering
renewed energy and stamina.
a. dilates
b. dwindles
c. rejuvenates
d. warps
____ 99. The young couple had their rings _____ with the date of their wedding: July 6, 2006.
a. feigned
b. impelled
c. escalated
d. inscribed
____ 100. Every actor hopes for the chance to have the spotlight alone and to show his or her craft in a long
uninterrupted _____.
a. prognosis
b. expedient
c. monologue
d. cubicle
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 101. “Speaking as a mother, I believe that _____ is far too dangerous for any daughter of mine to attempt,” she
said, “and I will not pay for that or any similar endeavor.”
a. venture
b. warp
c. dross
d. asylum
____ 102. Even Beethoven’s early compositions clearly show his _____ for music.
a. prognosis
b. cubicle
c. flair
d. monologue
____ 103. Before they _____ into the jungle, they traveled to a depot on the coast for supplies.
a. warped
b. instituted
c. ventured
d. dilated
____ 104. The researchers found that constant fighting and _____ conduct was common among bull seals as they
defended their territory against danger.
a. pugnacious
b. sterling
c. sparse
d. rabid
Antonym
In each of the following groups, identify the letter of the item that means the opposite or almost the opposite
of the boldface expression in the introductory phrase.
____ 105. warped by his hands
a. cut
b. glued together
c. bent
d. unbent
____ 106. an expedient plan
a. comprehensive
b. complicated
c. inconvenient
d. alarming
____ 107. the cubicle we rented
a. new equipment
b. used desk
c. vast hall
d. tiny space
____ 108. showed a surprising flair
a. bad temper
b. creativity
c. bravery
d. inability
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 109. impelled by an inner force
a. discouraged
b. consumed
c. propelled
d. pushed
____ 110. escalate their involvement
a. enforce
b. accept
c. hide
d. lessen
____ 111. auxiliary power from the generator
a. electric
b. primary
c. decreasing
d. unlimited
____ 112. a repugnant habit
a. filthy
b. revolting
c. pleasing
d. bothersome
____ 113. a liability to the organization
a. asset
b. concern
c. insult
d. detriment
____ 114. institute new ways of doing things
a. establish
b. criticize
c. encourage
d. discontinue
____ 115. deciding to venture
a. reduce
b. announce
c. conspire
d. shy away
____ 116. spoke in a rasping way
a. lisping
b. mellow
c. harsh
d. distinctive
____ 117. an expedient settlement
a. satisfying
b. partial
c. disadvantageous
d. acceptable
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Name: ________________________
ID: B
____ 118. his usual assurance
a. uncertainty
b. confidence
c. enthusiasm
d. hatred
____ 119. pugnacious conduct
a. inconsequential
b. warlike
c. mesmerizing
d. peace-loving
____ 120. his grievous actions
a. bold
b. shameful
c. underhanded
d. uplifting
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ID: B
UNIT 8/9 Test
Answer Section
MULTIPLE CHOICE
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Option A
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Option A
C
Option B
D
Option B
C
Option B
B
Option B
C
Option B
A
Option B
D
Option A
A
Option A
D
Option A
A
Option C
A
Option B
C
Option B
B
Option C
A
Option A
C
Option A
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: dross
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: dilate
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: cubicle
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: rabid
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: scuttle
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: sparse
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: prognosis
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: feign
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: impel
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: sterling
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: dwindle
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: liability
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: auxiliary
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: console
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: escalate
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: venture
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: rasping
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: auxiliary
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: console
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: candid
PTS: 1
OBJ: definition
KEY: warp
1
ID: B
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KEY:
A
PTS:
Option B
A
PTS:
Option B
D
PTS:
Option B
A
PTS:
Option A
D
PTS:
Option A
A
PTS:
Option B
B
PTS:
Option B
D
PTS:
heterogeneous
D
PTS:
repugnant
B
PTS:
immunity
A
PTS:
dwindle
C
PTS:
preposterous
C
PTS:
prognosis
C
PTS:
impel
D
PTS:
sterling
C
PTS:
candid
A
PTS:
rabid
D
PTS:
flippant
A
PTS:
envoy
C
PTS:
flair
B
PTS:
rasping
C
PTS:
incredulous
A
PTS:
expedient
D
PTS:
pugnacious
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: monologue
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: preposterous
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: dilate
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: rabid
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: cubicle
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: escalate
1
OBJ: definition
KEY: warp
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
1
OBJ: part of speech
2
ID: B
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KEY:
C
assurance
B
Option B
B
Option B
B
Option A
C
Option B
D
Option C
B
Option A
A
Option B
B
Option A
B
Option C
D
Option B
C
Option A
C
Option B
B
Option C
B
Option A
C
Option C
A
Option B
A
Option A
A
Option A
D
Option A
B
Option B
C
Option B
B
rabid
B
institute
PTS: 1
OBJ: part of speech
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: warp
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: institute
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: prognosis
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: remunerate
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: warp
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: console
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: scuttle
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: venture
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: auxiliary
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: incredulous
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: scuttle
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: assurance
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: venture
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: impel
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: expedient
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: auxiliary
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: sparse
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: preposterous
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: repugnant
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: preposterous
PTS: 1
OBJ: synonym
KEY: pugnacious
PTS:
MSC:
PTS:
MSC:
OBJ: completing the sentence
1
Option A
1
Option B
OBJ: completing the sentence
3
ID: B
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KEY:
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KEY:
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KEY:
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D
escalate
A
dilate
A
realm
A
dwindle
D
institute
A
rejuvenate
C
remunerate
B
liability
B
horde
C
feign
B
institute
D
horde
A
grievous
B
warp
A
dwindle
C
rasping
D
venture
B
dwindle
A
scuttle
A
incredulous
C
asylum
B
pugnacious
C
feign
B
candid
PTS:
MSC:
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MSC:
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MSC:
1
Option A
1
Option C
1
Option A
1
Option C
1
Option A
1
Option A
1
Option C
1
Option A
1
Option B
1
Option C
1
Option D
1
Option A
1
Option B
1
Option A
1
Option B
1
Option A
1
Option A
1
Option A
1
Option A
1
Option C
1
Option B
1
Option A
1
Option B
1
Option B
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
4
ID: B
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B
PTS:
console
MSC:
D
PTS:
immunity
MSC:
D
PTS:
rasping
MSC:
D
PTS:
heterogeneous
C
PTS:
rejuvenate
MSC:
D
PTS:
inscribe
MSC:
C
PTS:
monologue
MSC:
A
PTS:
venture
MSC:
C
PTS:
flair
MSC:
C
PTS:
venture
MSC:
A
PTS:
pugnacious MSC:
D
PTS:
Option B
C
PTS:
Option B
C
PTS:
Option B
D
PTS:
Option B
A
PTS:
Option B
D
PTS:
Option B
B
PTS:
Option B
C
PTS:
Option A
A
PTS:
Option B
D
PTS:
Option A
D
PTS:
Option B
B
PTS:
Option A
C
PTS:
Option A
1
Option A
1
Option B
1
Option B
1
1
Option C
1
Option C
1
Option A
1
Option B
1
Option A
1
Option C
1
Option B
1
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
MSC: Option A
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: completing the sentence
OBJ: antonym
KEY: warp
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: expedient
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: cubicle
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: flair
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: impel
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: escalate
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: auxiliary
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: repugnant
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: liability
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: institute
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: venture
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: rasping
1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: expedient
5
ID: B
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MSC:
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A
Option B
D
Option B
D
Option A
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: assurance
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: pugnacious
PTS: 1
OBJ: antonym
KEY: grievous
6
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ID: B
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C 92.
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