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  • Richard Ramos

  • 問題数 100 • 1/10/2024

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  • 1

    The word "acerbic" most nearly means

    sharp

  • 2

    In the sentence "Her amicable demeanor made her popular among her peers," the word "amicable" most nearly means

    friendly

  • 3

    The root "ambi-" in the word "ambidextrous" means

    both

  • 4

    The opposite of "innocuous" is

    harmful

  • 5

    The idiom "to burn the midnight oil" means

    to work late

  • 6

    The word "munificent" most nearly means

    generous

  • 7

    In the sentence "The company's nascent project was already showing promise," the word "nascent" most nearly means

    beginning

  • 8

    The prefix "intra-" in the word "intravenous" means

    inner

  • 9

    The opposite of "laconic" is

    talkative

  • 10

    The idiom "to bite the bullet" means

    to suffer pain

  • 11

    The word "ephemeral" most nearly means

    short-lived

  • 12

    In the sentence "The pristine beach was untouched by human hands," the word "pristine" most nearly means

    unspoiled

  • 13

    The suffix "-ous" in the word "courageous" means

    full of

  • 14

    The opposite of "corpulent" is

    slender

  • 15

    The word "parsimony" most nearly means

    thrift

  • 16

    The word "garrulous" most nearly means

    talkative

  • 17

    In the sentence "The diminutive figure stood alone in the shadows," the word "diminutive" most nearly means

    tiny

  • 18

    The prefix "macro-" in the word "macrocosm" means

    large

  • 19

    The opposite of "homogeneous" is

    heterogeneous

  • 20

    The idiom "to paint the town red" means

    to celebrate

  • 21

    The word "que￾ulous" most nearly means

    complaining

  • 22

    In the sentence "The laconic speaker made his point quickly," the word "laconic" most nearly means

    concise

  • 23

    The prefix "anti-" in the word "antipathy" means

    against

  • 24

    The opposite of "frivolous" is

    serious

  • 25

    The idiom "to have a chip on one's shoulder" means

    to have a grudge

  • 26

    The word "inept" most nearly means

    clumsy

  • 27

    In the sentence "The reclusive author rarely gave interviews," the word "reclusive" most nearly means

    withdrawn

  • 28

    The word "parsimony" most nearly means

    thrift

  • 29

    The opposite of "elevate" is

    descend

  • 30

    The idiom "bite the bullet" means

    to face a difficult situation bravely

  • 31

    The word "vex" most nearly means

    to annoy

  • 32

    In the sentence "The austere room had no decorations," the word "austere" most nearly means

    sparse

  • 33

    The prefix "dis-" in the word "disagree" means

    not

  • 34

    The opposite of "conceal" is

    disclose

  • 35

    The idiom "to break the ice" means

    to start a conversation in a tense situation

  • 36

    The word "coerce" most nearly means

    to threaten

  • 37

    In the sentence "The indelible ink would not wash off," the word "indelible" most nearly means

    permanent

  • 38

    The root "biblio" in the word "bibliography" means

    book

  • 39

    The opposite of "prohibit" is

    allow

  • 40

    The idiom "to add insult to injury" means

    to worsen a bad situation

  • 41

    The word "frivolous" most nearly means

    playful

  • 42

    In the sentence "The ardent fan waited in line for hours," the word "ardent" most nearly means

    passionate

  • 43

    The prefix "pre-" in the word "precaution" means

    before

  • 44

    The opposite of "advance" is

    retreat

  • 45

    The idiom "a piece of cake" means

    to be very easy

  • 46

    Which word is a synonym for "plentiful"?

    ample

  • 47

    In the sentence "The abridged version of the book is shorter," the word "abridged" most nearly means

    shortened

  • 48

    The opposite of "construct" is

    demolish

  • 49

    The idiom "to make ends meet" means

    to pay the bills

  • 50

    The word "hyperactive" can be broken down into the prefix "hyper-" and the base word "active." What does the prefix "hyper-" mean?

    extremely

  • 51

    The opposite of "obsolete" is

    current

  • 52

    A word that is a synonym for "efface" is

    erase

  • 53

    The word "ephemeral" is a synonym for

    short-lived

  • 54

    The word "exempla￾y" is most similar in meaning to

    outstanding

  • 55

    The idiom "to bite off more than one can chew" means

    to take on more than one can handle

  • 56

    In the phrase "subterranean cave," the prefix "sub-" means

    beneath

  • 57

    The idiom "to have a change of heart" means to

    change one's mind

  • 58

    The opposite of "coherent" is

    confused

  • 59

    In the word "antebellum," the prefix "ante-" means

    before

  • 60

    Choose the word that is an antonym for "translucent."

    opaque

  • 61

    The word "reticent" is most similar in meaning to

    hesitant

  • 62

    The word "ingenuous" is a synonym for

    honest

  • 63

    In the phrase "to make a mountain out of a molehill,"

    exaggerate

  • 64

    The word "impede" is most similar in meaning to

    hinder

  • 65

    "Exacerbate" most nearly means

    worsen

  • 66

    What is the best synonym for the word "ascertain?"

    determine

  • 67

    The suffix "-ness" in the word "happiness" changes the word "happy" into a(n)

    noun

  • 68

    The opposite of "diligent" is

    lazy

  • 69

    In the word "precaution," the prefix "pre-" means

    before

  • 70

    The word "pessimistic" is a synonym for

    gloomy

  • 71

    An idiom that means to "begin a task" is

    take the bull by the ho￾ns

  • 72

    The best synonym for "det￾imental" is

    harmful

  • 73

    The opposite of "augment" is

    decrease

  • 74

    Which of the following words is a homonym for "bear"?

    bare

  • 75

    The word "disseminate" most nearly means

    spread

  • 76

    The prefix "anti-" in the word "antithesis" means

    against

  • 77

    A word with a similar meaning to "obstinate" is

    stubborn

  • 78

    In the word "indecisive," the prefix "in-" means

    not

  • 79

    The word "lucid" most nearly means

    obvious

  • 80

    "Impecunious" most nearly means

    poor

  • 81

    Choose the antonym of the word "oblivious."

    aware

  • 82

    The word "anomaly" most nearly means

    oddity

  • 83

    The word "gregarious" is an antonym for

    solitary

  • 84

    The word "disparate" most nearly means

    distinct

  • 85

    The word "equivocal" most nearly means

    ambiguous

  • 86

    In the word "disloyal," the prefix "dis-" means

    not

  • 87

    What is the best antonym for the word "truncate?"

    extend

  • 88

    Choose the correct synonym for the word "quandary."

    dilemma

  • 89

    In the sentence "She had an insatiable appetite for knowledge," the word "insatiable" most nearly means

    unquenchable

  • 90

    When someone is described as "obdurate," they are

    stubborn

  • 91

    "Insipid" most nearly means

    tasteless

  • 92

    In the word "disengage," the prefix "dis-" means

    not