English Vocabulary Test

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Direction: Each problem in this part consist of a sentence in which one word or phrase has been underlined. From the four choices given,  you should choose one word or phrase which could be substituted. For the underlined word or phrase without changing the meaning of the sentence.

1. It is impossible for parents to shield their children from every danger.
a. Protect
b. Conserve
c. Relieve
d. Free

2. That student is discourteous; he grumbles no matter how one tries to please him.
a. Giggles
b. Scolds
c. Complains
d. Sneers

3. Do not leave the iron on that delicate fabric or the heat will scorch it.
a. Melt
b. Press
c. Discolour
d. Wrinkle

4. The new contact lenses made the woman blink her eyes much more than usual.
a. Strain and stretch
b. Open and close 
c. Rub
d. Shade

5. The man walk briskly to keep warm on the very cold night.
a. Quickly
b. Excitedly
c. Aimlessly
d. Steadily

6. Ichael was such a shrewd business person that he never lost money in any transaction.
a. Fortunate
b. Clever
c. Wealthy
d. Well-liked  

7. There was no trace of poison in the coffee the chemist analyzed.
a. Indication
b. Taste
c. Colour
d. Smell

8. The intricate directions were difficult to understand.
a. Vague
b. Unusual
c. C. routine
d. Complicated

9. The little boy had a long day; he was feeling drowsy.
a. Lazy
b. Sleepy
c. Exhausted
d. Sad

10. Since I have been ill, my appetite  has diminished.
a. Desire for exercise
b. Desire for visitors
c. Desire for sleep
d. Desire for food

11. He stayed late to tell his hostess how much he had enjoyed the party.
a. Neglected
b. Attempted
c. Lingered
d. Struggled

12. The night was so foggy that the murderer was easily able to excape his pursuers.
a. Misty
b. Moist
c. Mild
d. Messy

13. The horse finally came to a halt on the very rim of the cliff.
a. Top
b. B. edge
c. Slope
d. Base

14. Her husband is very u; he will repair the roof himself.
a. Capable
b. Industrious
c. Thrifty
d. Careful

15. Mr.Henderson was determined to remain neutral.
a. Untroubled
b. Unhurried
c. Unmarried
d. Uncommitted

10. What can be the best suitable antonym for ‘manual’.

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