TOEFL Test: R And L Words
- 1.I filled out the ________________ information on the form.
- A.
Characteristic
- B.
Requisite
- C.
Reflection
- D.
Severe
- 2.She is _____________ to fits of depression.
- A.
Partially
- B.
Relate
- C.
Prone
- D.
Striking
- 3.He did not want his vacation to end. He _______________ got on the plane.
- A.
Reluctantly
- B.
Periodically
- C.
Profoundly
- D.
Discernible
- 4.The chef was ___________ for his excellent recipes.
- A.
Superior
- B.
Renowned
- C.
Overlooked
- D.
Related
- 5.It's easy to drive in the downtown. All the numbered streets are _____________.
- A.
Striking
- B.
Radiant
- C.
Requisite
- D.
Parallel
- 6.He ___________ the children's story in a humorous voice.
- A.
Disregarded
- B.
Trapped
- C.
Narrated
- D.
Briefly
- 7.She told me that she was engaged with a _____________ smile.
- A.
Severe
- B.
Particular
- C.
Ridged
- D.
Radiant
- 8.The dog saw its _____________ in the lake water and started barking.
- A.
Reflection
- B.
Proportions
- C.
Renown
- D.
Tranquility
- 9.__________________ the last thing I said. It was horribly out of place.
- A.
Relate
- B.
Disregard
- C.
Narrate
- D.
Discernible
- 10.I asked why he liked playing the violin. He said it gave him a great deal of peace and ______________.
- A.
Remarkably
- B.
Predominance
- C.
Tranquility
- D.
Reluctance
- 11.If I hear live music, I always tap the __________ with my foot.
- A.
Ridge
- B.
Trap
- C.
Renown
- D.
Rhythm
- 12.The manager thanked the employees for their ______________ efforts. The company was doing very well.
- A.
Reliably
- B.
Remarkable
- C.
Characteristic
- D.
Sporadic
- 13.Judging from her emotional ____________, she did not expect the news.
- A.
Rhythm
- B.
Characteristic
- C.
Reaction
- D.
Narrate
- 14.He called home _____________. His parents never knew when or how often he would call.
- A.
Reluctantly
- B.
Sporadically
- C.
Profoundly
- D.
Partially
- 15.The hostess gave equal _____________ of rice to everyone.
- A.
Proportions
- B.
Reactions
- C.
Reflections
- D.
Traps
- 16.That subject is very ___________. If you bring it up, you might start an argument.
- A.
Superior
- B.
Predominant
- C.
Controversial
- D.
Requisite
- 17.I'm only _____________ satisfied with the results of the lawsuit. I gained an apology and a little money, but not enough.
- A.
Reluctantly
- B.
Periodically
- C.
Tranquility
- D.
Partially
- 18.She is a ______________ woman. Her features are very beautiful.
- A.
Predominant
- B.
Striking
- C.
Tranquil
- D.
Reluctant
- 19.The policeman ______________ important evidence at the crime scene, and the murderer was never found.
- A.
Overlooked
- B.
Renowned
- C.
Narrated
- D.
Trapped
- 20.The student was very ___________. She did not spend much money, and she went out with friends only on Fridays and Saturdays.
- A.
Predominant
- B.
Trapped
- C.
Practical
- D.
Rhythmic
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