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


1. Ricky is a ________ of the local coffee shop; you can find him there just about every morning.


2. The shaggy neon couch was a(n) ________ in the conservative room decorated with earth tones.


3. The professor studied the ________ physics of ballet dancers and even published a study on the topic of dancers and movement.


4. The dictator used propaganda and intimidation to ________ the revolution.


5. Most people will find the film silly and childish in its humor; the most ________ viewers will find it downright crass and offensive.



6. I have always admired Seymour’s ________; I’ve never seen him rattled by anything.


7. It was ________ to think that it could possibly snow in the middle of the desert.


8. Jeremy didn’t want to appear ________, but his brothers simply could not convince him to change his mind.


9. Linda’s ________ for picking the right stocks made her a very wealthy woman.


10. We found that the gallons of water we had brought on our hike were ________, and we had to carry the extra bottles home.


English Test

1. Vocabulary - Sentence Completion - 10
2. Synonyms - Test-25
3. Synonyms - Test-26
4. Synonyms - Test-27
5. Antonym Test - 11
6. Antonym Test - 12
7. Antonym Test - 13
8. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 01
9. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 02
10. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 03
11. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 04
12. Vocabulary - Synonyms Antonyms - 05
13. Antonym Test - 14
14. Antonym Test - 15
15. Antonym Test - 16
16. Antonym Test - 17
17. Synonyms - Test-28
18. Synonyms - Test-29
19. Synonyms - Test-30
20. Synonyms - Test-31
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