Vocabulary Examination - Sentence Completion
These tests improve your vocabulary, ability to follow the internal logic of sentences and elimination skill process.

1. The defense attorney�s choice of words ________ that there were other possible versions of the crime, but the jury was unconvinced.

a. pervaded

b. insinuated

c. discounted

d. imposed

e. ensconced

2. Inflated by his fans� ________, Evan lost sense of his small-town roots and began traveling with an entourage.

a. inconstancy

b. insolence

c. haughtiness

d. sufferance

e. idolatry

3. Don Quixote describes the adventures of a(n) ________ knight who believes that windmills are giants and the barmaid Dulcinea is a princess.

a. gregarious

b. eloquent

c. fickle

d. errant

e. steadfast

4. The highly publicized nature of the trial caused the judge to ________ the jury in order to shield members from evidence that might sway their verdict.

a. quarantine

b. retract

c. sequester

d. integrate

e. assimilate

5. To ________ a congressional bill, the president must use his official seal on all documents.

a. nullify

b. patronize

c. victimize

d. ratify

e. mollify

6. Jonelle is a(n) ________ of the kind of student we seek: someone who is both academically strong and actively involved in the community.

a. paradox

b. exemplar

c. catalyst

d. mandate

e. harbinger

7. Brian was an ________ child, he was sent to the principal�s office on numerous occasions for his rude classroom behavior.

a. impeccable

b. impertinent

c. observant

d. obscure

e. adjuvant

8. It is difficult to believe that charging 20% on an outstanding credit card balance isn�t ________!

a. bankruptcy

b. usury

c. novice

d. kleptomania

e. flagrancy

9. The Boston Tea Party happened because the Americans believed the British tea taxes were ________ the rights of the colonists.

a. trespassing

b. reviling

c. sublimating

d. transgressing

e. entreating

10. The peasants passed their weary days in much ________ and little comfort.

a. pertinence

b. renown

c. travail

d. exile

e. repose

English Test

1. Vocabulary - Sentence Completion - 05

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4. Vocabulary - Sentence Completion - 08

5. Vocabulary - Sentence Completion - 09

6. Vocabulary - Sentence Completion - 10

7. Synonyms - Test-25

8. Synonyms - Test-26

9. Synonyms - Test-27

10. Antonym Test - 11

11. Antonym Test - 12

12. Antonym Test - 13

13. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 01

14. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 02

15. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 03

16. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 04

17. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 05

18. Antonym Test - 14

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20. Antonym Test - 16

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