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  • 問題数 100 • 1/10/2024

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  • 1

    The prefix "tele-" generally means

    distant

  • 2

    A "connoisseur" is someone who

    is an expert

  • 3

    The idiom "a wolf in sheep's clothing" most nearly means

    a dangerous person pretending to be harmless

  • 4

    A person who is "capricious" tends to be

    unpredictable

  • 5

    A word that is an antonym for "perpetuate" is

    end

  • 6

    The word "transparent" is an antonym for

    opaque

  • 7

    The word "cordial" is a synonym for

    Fiendly

  • 8

    A "premonition" is most similar to a

    prediction

  • 9

    In the sentence, "The athlete's prowess was unmatched," the word "prowess" most nearly means

    skill

  • 10

    In the phrase, "She used a simile in her writing," a simile is an example of

    figurative language

  • 11

    The prefix "tele-" in the word "telescope" means

    far

  • 12

    The word "sullen" is a synonym for

    gloomy

  • 13

    Based on context clues, the word "taciturn" in the sentence, "Despite being a great listener, Sam was quite taciturn, rarely engaging in lengthy conversations," most likely means

    reserved

  • 14

    The word "benevolent" is an antonym for

    cruel

  • 15

    In the phrase, "Her actions were perfunctory," the word "perfunctory" most nearly means

    indifferent

  • 16

    In the sentence, "His demeanor was often morose," the word "morose" most nearly means

    sullen

  • 17

    The word "harmonious" is an antonym for

    discordant

  • 18

    The word "nefarious" is a synonym for

    wicked

  • 19

    A word that is a synonym for "enervate" is

    exhaust

  • 20

    Which term refers to someone who takes pleasure in the misfortune of others?

    schadenfreude

  • 21

    In the sentence, "Her gait was so graceful, it seemed as though she were gliding," the word "gait" most nearly means

    manner of walking

  • 22

    The word "delightful" is a synonym for

    pleasant

  • 23

    If a person is "unwavering," they are most likely

    steadfast

  • 24

    The root "ped" in the word "pedestrian" means

    foot

  • 25

    In the word "interstate," the prefix "inter-" means

    between

  • 26

    In the sentence, "The toddler squealed with delight," the word "squealed" most nearly means

    shouted

  • 27

    The prefix "in-" in the word "injustice" means

    not

  • 28

    The word "jubilant" is a synonym for

    joyful

  • 29

    The word "elated" is an antonym for

    dejected

  • 30

    The word "concur" most nearly means

    agree

  • 31

    The word "diminish" is an antonym for

    expand

  • 32

    The word "mercurial" is most similar in meaning to

    changeable

  • 33

    The idiom "to put all your eggs in one basket" means to

    rely on a single option

  • 34

    In the sentence, "She had an exuberant personality," the word "exuberant" means

    energetic

  • 35

    The word "accolade" most nearly means

    recognition

  • 36

    In the sentence, "The wind howled through the trees," the word "howled" most nearly means

    screamed

  • 37

    In a story, the protagonist is opposed by the _______.

    antagonist

  • 38

    The word "proliferate" is most nearly means

    increase

  • 39

    The prefix "pseudo-" typically means

    false

  • 40

    In the sentence, "Her enigmatic smile left them puzzled," the word "enigmatic" most nearly means

    mysterious

  • 41

    In the analogy, "Artist : Palette :: Carpenter : ?", the missing term is

    toolbox

  • 42

    The word "frigid" is a synonym for

    freezing

  • 43

    In the sentence, "The aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the air," the word "aroma" most nearly means

    scent

  • 44

    The word "hyperbole" is an example of

    exaggeration

  • 45

    Which of the following terms means "to weaken or reduce the effectiveness"?

    undermine

  • 46

    The word "egress" is most nearly the opposite of

    entrance

  • 47

    A word that is a synonym for "ameliorate" is

    improve

  • 48

    The word "ameliorate" most nearly means

    improve

  • 49

    Which of the following best describes the meaning of "disparate"?

    different

  • 50

    The word "nocturnal" is an antonym for

    diurnal

  • 51

    After being stranded on an island alone for months, he was quite gaunt.

    extremely thin

  • 52

    Paul always buys extravagant gifts.

    expensive

  • 53

    He bolted down the stairs when the phone rang

    sprinted

  • 54

    The word aggression most nearly means:

    attack

  • 55

    The word partial most nearly means:

    incomplete

  • 56

    After college, she bought a house on the outskirts of town.

    Outlying areas

  • 57

    The word mysterious most nearly means:

    puzzling

  • 58

    He took an oath as an officer of the court.

    promise

  • 59

    My dream has always been to have a house on the coast.

    shore

  • 60

    In that part of the country, towns and cities are scarce.

    rare

  • 61

    I could have done better in school, but I never wanted to exert myself.

    make use of

  • 62

    The word undertake most nearly means:

    to take a task upon oneself

  • 63

    Her claims about vaccines are very controversial.

    allegations

  • 64

    I didn't think that the portrayal of the president in the movie was realistic.

    accurate

  • 65

    The word impart most nearly means:

    transmit

  • 66

    The old mattress was infested with bed bugs.

    overrun

  • 67

    Over many years, the soil at the coast began to erode.

    wear away

  • 68

    I was vexed by her strange behavior.

    irritated

  • 69

    The family was humiliated by the comments in the newspaper.

    embarrassed

  • 70

    The measurements for the new shelves had to be precise.

    exact

  • 71

    Her test results did not look promising.

    hopeful

  • 72

    I am often afflicted by terrible headaches.

    caused pain

  • 73

    He toiled for years before buying his home

    worked

  • 74

    Vibrant most nearly means:

    vivid

  • 75

    Many people use aloe because of its healing properties

    characteristics

  • 76

    The news report indicates that bad weather is on the way

    shows

  • 77

    I approached the snarling dog with much trepidation.

    caution

  • 78

    The war was the most costly in US history.

    expensive

  • 79

    The police came to investigate an incident at the park.

    occurrence

  • 80

    His new job comes with a substantial responsibility.

    sizable

  • 81

    After losing his job, he struggled with financial problems.

    relating to money

  • 82

    When she walked into the room, she instantly felt that something was amiss.

    wrong

  • 83

    The rose bush endured a harsh winter and bloomed again.

    survived

  • 84

    It was evident that we were not wanted there.

    clear

  • 85

    The word boast most nearly means:

    brag

  • 86

    He maintains a very busy schedule.

    keeps

  • 87

    He was able to support three children on his livelihood.

    Career

  • 88

    What is the meaning of the word "mendacious"?

    false

  • 89

    The word clarify most nearly means:

    explain

  • 90

    She did an exhaustive study on the effects of pollution.

    thorough

  • 91

    The word irate most nearly means:

    furious

  • 92

    The word obstinate most nearly means:

    stubborn

  • 93

    The collector was thrilled to obtain an original Van Gogh painting.

    acquire

  • 94

    She can quickly make sense of psychological concepts.

    ideas

  • 95

    She often gets in trouble because of her defiance.

    rebelliousness

  • 96

    In which sentence is the word "reverence" used correctly?

    The teacher didn't show any reverence for the principal.

  • 97

    He is always hopeful and tries not to dwell on the bad times.

    linger

  • 98

    Most people find his singing voice very appealing.

    attractive

  • 99

    The monk was known for being very humble.

    meek

  • 100

    Her father seemed to be in a perpetual bad mood.

    constant