English Vocabulary Practice Test [Set 1]

PERAMBULATE

walk

disbelieve

investigate

move back and forth

Correct! Wrong!

EFFICACY

comfort

effectiveness

quickness

therapy

Correct! Wrong!

FELICITOUS

sensible

healthy

happy

sudden

Correct! Wrong!

The Queen of the Night dances VIVACIOUSLY.

lively

sweetly

kindly

awkward

Correct! Wrong!

Every time I see Cathy looking at me, I feel EUPHORIA in my bones.

gravity

numb

ecstasy

erotic

Correct! Wrong!

He submitted a GROTESQUE artwork that nobody in the class could relate to.

colorful

weird

different

beautiful

Correct! Wrong!

Paul feels out of place among his friends because of his ARDENT love of classical music.

cool

interval

inactive

passionate

difficult

Correct! Wrong!

Teenagers are easily SUSCEPTIBLE to peer influence.

inclined

inspired

flexible

dependable

Correct! Wrong!

Their CLANDESTINE affair remained unknown for three years.

forbidden

surprise

secret

unacceptable

Correct! Wrong!

GRANDAM

old woman

stronghold

document

festival

Correct! Wrong!

She wears gold but people knows how OSTENTATIOUS she can be.

rebellious

pretentious

ambitious

gorgeous

Correct! Wrong!

My mother is always ADAMANT in eating breakfast before leaving the house.

clueless

forgetful

resolute

uncertain

Correct! Wrong!

There is still love in our hearts amidst our seemingly MUNDANE existence.

wealthy

modern

worldly

complicated

Correct! Wrong!

RAMIFICATION

reason

basis

support

result

Correct! Wrong!

HOIST

pull

twist

lift

throw

Correct! Wrong!

They say love is like a firework, a FLEETING moment.

brief

remarkable

shinny

unforgettable

Correct! Wrong!

Cassy has a strong PENCHANT in collecting cars.

belief

hobby

route

fondness

Correct! Wrong!

Cara is repulsive and rebellious. She always speaks SORDID words.

weird

dirty

vulgar

bizarre

Correct! Wrong!

FECUND

perceptive

productive

innovative

prudent

Correct! Wrong!

PERFORATE

align

pierce

fold

crumple

Correct! Wrong!

The court released a DOGMATIC statement that made people more hopeful.

assertive

unclear

unbelievable

naive

Correct! Wrong!

He left the country because of the OMINOUS experiences he had in the past.

threatening

remarkable

ugly

unforgettable

Correct! Wrong!

TEMBLOR

typhoon

great flood

eruption

earthquake

Correct! Wrong!

CLEMENCY

liberty

justice

mercy

revenge

Correct! Wrong!

OVERWEENING

arrogant

severe

fruitful

exaggerated

Correct! Wrong!

The junkie had a PREDILECTION for the more illicit things in life

superiority

foresight

choice

preference

Correct! Wrong!

The goal of collaborative learning is to AUGMENT social interactions.

increase

support

depend

initiate

Correct! Wrong!

I am usually HAPHAZARD in composing my poetry but they turn out so well anyway.

blank

disorganized

strategic

puzzled

Correct! Wrong!

Finding a way out of the LABYRINTH is the last challenge of the competition.

castle

maze

forest

box

Correct! Wrong!

If you are AMBIVALENT with the answers, analyze the given problem.

unaware

confusion

uncertain

innocent

Correct! Wrong!

I bought this book because when I read the BLURB at the back, I fell in love with it.

summary

plot

teaser

blog

Correct! Wrong!

Diskettes and CDs are going OBSOLETE.

refurbished

outdated

updated

recycled

Correct! Wrong!

The accession of his cousin, Louis of Orleans, under the title of Louis XII., only involved the kingdom still further in this Italian IMBROGLIO.

commute

institute

confusion

torture

attribute

Correct! Wrong!

Reading words without understanding their meaning is FUTILE.

unnecessary

avoidable

useless

helpless

Correct! Wrong!

AMPLIFY

balance

expand

electrify

harmonize

Correct! Wrong!

Declared a global PANDEMIC in 2009, H1N1 cases have been noted in more than 205 countries

viral

widespread

occasional

popular

unavoidable

Correct! Wrong!

CANTANKEROUS

ill-advised

offensive

greasy

quarrelsome

Correct! Wrong!

This generation is prone to PLETHORIC use of mobile gadgets.

crucial

essential

important

excessive

Correct! Wrong!

English Vocabulary Practice Test [Set 1] – CSE Reviewer

PERAMBULATE

EFFICACY

FELICITOUS

The Queen of the Night dances VIVACIOUSLY.

Every time I see Cathy looking at me, I feel EUPHORIA in my bones.

He submitted a GROTESQUE artwork that nobody in the class could relate to.

Paul feels out of place among his friends because of his ARDENT love of classical music.

Teenagers are easily SUSCEPTIBLE to peer influence.

Their CLANDESTINE affair remained unknown for three years.

GRANDAM

She wears gold but people knows how OSTENTATIOUS she can be.

My mother is always ADAMANT in eating breakfast before leaving the house.

There is still love in our hearts amidst our seemingly MUNDANE existence.

RAMIFICATION

HOIST

They say love is like a firework, a FLEETING moment.

Cassy has a strong PENCHANT in collecting cars.

Cara is repulsive and rebellious. She always speaks SORDID words.

FECUND

PERFORATE

The court released a DOGMATIC statement that made people more hopeful.

He left the country because of the OMINOUS experiences he had in the past.

TEMBLOR

CLEMENCY

OVERWEENING

The junkie had a PREDILECTION for the more illicit things in life

The goal of collaborative learning is to AUGMENT social interactions.

I am usually HAPHAZARD in composing my poetry but they turn out so well anyway.

Finding a way out of the LABYRINTH is the last challenge of the competition.

If you are AMBIVALENT with the answers, analyze the given problem.

I bought this book because when I read the BLURB at the back, I fell in love with it.

Diskettes and CDs are going OBSOLETE.

The accession of his cousin, Louis of Orleans, under the title of Louis XII., only involved the kingdom still further in this Italian IMBROGLIO.

Reading words without understanding their meaning is FUTILE.

AMPLIFY

Declared a global PANDEMIC in 2009, H1N1 cases have been noted in more than 205 countries

CANTANKEROUS

This generation is prone to PLETHORIC use of mobile gadgets.

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English Vocabulary Practice Test [Set 1] – CSE Reviewer

PERAMBULATE

EFFICACY

FELICITOUS

The Queen of the Night dances VIVACIOUSLY.

Every time I see Cathy looking at me, I feel EUPHORIA in my bones.

He submitted a GROTESQUE artwork that nobody in the class could relate to.

Paul feels out of place among his friends because of his ARDENT love of classical music.

Teenagers are easily SUSCEPTIBLE to peer influence.

Their CLANDESTINE affair remained unknown for three years.

GRANDAM

She wears gold but people knows how OSTENTATIOUS she can be.

My mother is always ADAMANT in eating breakfast before leaving the house.

There is still love in our hearts amidst our seemingly MUNDANE existence.

RAMIFICATION

HOIST

They say love is like a firework, a FLEETING moment.

Cassy has a strong PENCHANT in collecting cars.

Cara is repulsive and rebellious. She always speaks SORDID words.

FECUND

PERFORATE

The court released a DOGMATIC statement that made people more hopeful.

He left the country because of the OMINOUS experiences he had in the past.

TEMBLOR

CLEMENCY

OVERWEENING

The junkie had a PREDILECTION for the more illicit things in life

The goal of collaborative learning is to AUGMENT social interactions.

I am usually HAPHAZARD in composing my poetry but they turn out so well anyway.

Finding a way out of the LABYRINTH is the last challenge of the competition.

If you are AMBIVALENT with the answers, analyze the given problem.

I bought this book because when I read the BLURB at the back, I fell in love with it.

Diskettes and CDs are going OBSOLETE.

The accession of his cousin, Louis of Orleans, under the title of Louis XII., only involved the kingdom still further in this Italian IMBROGLIO.

Reading words without understanding their meaning is FUTILE.

AMPLIFY

Declared a global PANDEMIC in 2009, H1N1 cases have been noted in more than 205 countries

CANTANKEROUS

This generation is prone to PLETHORIC use of mobile gadgets.

Leave a reply Cancel reply

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