English Full Length Test
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Many people questioned if Franklin D. Roosevelt's ___________ policies would truly be able to put more money in the pockets of the average American.
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Corrosive
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Pedantic
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Coronary
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Economic
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Voracious means __________
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Greedy
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Exciteable
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Honest
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Circular
Correct Answer
A. GreedyExplanation
Voracious means having a very eager or insatiable appetite. It is often used to describe someone who is excessively greedy or hungry for something, whether it be food, power, or success. Therefore, the correct answer is "greedy".Rate this question:
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His credulous nature often landed him in trouble:
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Naughty
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Willing to believe easily
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Dreamy
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innocent
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A. Willing to believe easilyExplanation
The phrase "credulous nature" suggests that the person in question is easily convinced or swayed by others. This often leads them to believe things without questioning or doubting them, which can result in them getting into trouble. Therefore, the correct answer is "willing to believe easily."Rate this question:
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Choose the correct one:
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She reminded me the nice days of my childhood
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She reminded me for the nice days of my childhood
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She reminded me on the nice days of my childhood
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She reminded me of the nice days of my childhood
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A. She reminded me of the nice days of my childhoodExplanation
The correct answer is "She reminded me of the nice days of my childhood." This is because when we want to express that someone brought back memories or made us think of something, we use the preposition "of." In this case, the phrase "of the nice days of my childhood" indicates that the person reminded the speaker about the pleasant days they experienced during their childhood.Rate this question:
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The parade route was down the main boulevard:
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Avenue
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Driveaway
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Highway
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Alley
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A. AvenueExplanation
The correct answer is Avenue because a parade route typically takes place on a main road or boulevard, which is commonly referred to as an avenue. A driveaway is not a commonly used term for a road, a highway is a larger road designed for high-speed travel, and an alley is a narrow passage typically found between buildings, none of which would be suitable for a parade route.Rate this question:
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Shakespeare, a (an) _________________ writer, entertained audiences by writing many tragic and comic plays.
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Numeric
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Generic
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Prolific
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Dutiful
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Obstinate
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A. ProlificExplanation
The correct answer is "prolific" because it means producing many works or being highly productive. This fits with the statement that Shakespeare entertained audiences by writing many tragic and comic plays.Rate this question:
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Choose the best match According to given relation: DWELL : DENIZEN
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inherit : heir
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Squander : miser
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Patronize : protege
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Obey : autocrat
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shun : outcast
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A. inherit : heirExplanation
The given relation "DWELL : DENIZEN" suggests that "DENIZEN" is a person who dwells or resides in a particular place. Similarly, the relationship "inherit : heir" implies that an "heir" is someone who inherits something from someone else. Both words in each pair have a similar relationship where one term is a person or entity related to the action or concept of the other term. Therefore, "inherit : heir" is the best match for the given relation.Rate this question:
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Which one has proper use of preposition?
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"If I am lying, the curse of Allah be on me and may I be drowned in some period. May I even be deprived at a decent burial!"
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"If I am lying, the curse of Allah be on me and may I be drowned in some period. May I even be deprived off a decent burial!"
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"If I am lying, the curse of Allah be on me and may I be drowned in some period. May I even be deprived from a decent burial!"
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"If I am lying, the curse of Allah be on me and may I be drowned in some period. May I even be deprived of a decent burial!"
Correct Answer
A. "If I am lying, the curse of Allah be on me and may I be drowned in some period. May I even be deprived of a decent burial!"Explanation
The correct answer is "If I am lying, the curse of Allah be on me and may I be drowned in some period. May I even be deprived of a decent burial!" This is the proper use of the preposition "of" after the verb "deprived." It indicates what is being taken away or withheld, in this case, a decent burial. The other options ("deprived off" and "deprived from") are incorrect and not grammatically accurate.Rate this question:
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Given Below is a Paragraph. Read it and Answer the Question:I fretted the other night at the hotel at the stranger who broke into my chamber after midnight, claiming to share it. But after his lamp had smoked the chamber full and I had turned round to the wall in despair, the man blew out his lamp, knelt down at his bedside, and made in low whisper a long earnest prayer. Then was the relation entirely changed between us. I fretted no more, but respected and liked him.The probable purpose of the author using the phrase, “lamp had smoked the chamber full” is to
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Show a low grade fuel was used
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Utilize figurative language
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Establish a period of time
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indicate the lamp was turned up too high
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Establish the faultiness of the lamp
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A. Establish a period of timeExplanation
The phrase "lamp had smoked the chamber full" suggests that a significant amount of time had passed while the lamp was lit and smoking, filling the room with smoke. This indicates that the author is trying to establish a period of time, emphasizing the duration of the situation before the man blew out the lamp and prayed. The phrase does not imply the use of low-grade fuel, figurative language, the lamp being turned up too high, or the faultiness of the lamp.Rate this question:
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Desultory is most nearly opposite in meaning to:
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Cursory
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Assiduous
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Asinine
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Jovial
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A. AssiduousExplanation
The word "desultory" means lacking a plan, purpose, or enthusiasm. On the other hand, "assiduous" means showing great care, attention, and effort. These two words have opposite meanings as "desultory" implies a lack of focus and effort, while "assiduous" suggests a high level of dedication and diligence. Therefore, "assiduous" is the most nearly opposite in meaning to "desultory".Rate this question:
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Mongoose : mammal :: granite : _____________
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Mineral
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Bird
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marker
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Headstone
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A. HeadstoneExplanation
The analogy here is based on the category of the items. A mongoose is a type of mammal, just like a headstone is a type of granite. Both the mongoose and the headstone are specific examples or types within their respective categories. Therefore, the correct answer is headstone.Rate this question:
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Noxious is most nearly opposite in meaning to:
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Affirmative
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Diurnal
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Pungent
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Deliberate
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Innocuous
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A. InnocuousExplanation
The word "noxious" refers to something harmful, toxic, or dangerous. On the other hand, "innocuous" means harmless, safe, or not causing any harm. Therefore, "innocuous" is the most nearly opposite in meaning to "noxious".Rate this question:
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Mitigate means _______________:
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Attenuate
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Aggravate
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Virulent
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Contemplate
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A. AttenuateExplanation
Mitigate means to lessen or reduce the severity, intensity, or impact of something. It implies taking actions to make a situation less harmful or severe. Therefore, attenuate, which means to weaken or diminish, is the correct answer as it aligns with the definition of mitigate. Aggravate means to make something worse, virulent means extremely harmful or severe, and contemplate means to think about or consider.Rate this question:
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Today Wegener's theory is ____ ; however, he died an outsider treated with ____ by the scientific establishment.
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Unsupported - approval
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dismissed - contempt
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Accepted - approbation
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Unchallenged - disdain
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Unrivalled - reverence
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A. Unchallenged - disdainExplanation
Wegener's theory is described as "unchallenged" because it is not questioned or disputed. However, he died an outsider treated with "disdain" by the scientific establishment, indicating that he was not respected or taken seriously.Rate this question:
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The title Grand master is awarded to chess players by the world chess organization FIDE. Apart from World Champion, Grandmaster is the highest title a chess player can attain. Once achieved, the title is held for life.According to this passage, which of the following is true:
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World Champion is a title that is held for life.
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Grand master is a higher title than World Champion.
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The title World Champion is awarded by the world chess organization FIDE.
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World Champion is a higher title than Grand master.
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The peasants were the least ____ of all people, bound by tradition and ____ by superstitions.
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Free - fettered
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Enfranchised - rejected
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Enthralled - tied
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Pinioned - limited
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Conventional - encumbered
Correct Answer
A. Free - fetteredExplanation
The correct answer is "free - fettered". This answer is appropriate because it contrasts the idea of being free with being fettered, which means being bound or restricted. The sentence suggests that the peasants were the least free and were instead bound by tradition and limited by superstitions.Rate this question:
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Read the Passage and Answer the Question:Poetry begins in trivial metaphors, petty metaphors, “grace” metaphors, and goes on to the profoundest thinking that we have. Poetry provides the one permissible way of saying one thing and meaning another. People say, “Why don’t you say what you mean?” We never do that, do we, being all of us too much poets. We like to talk in parables and in hints and in indirections whether from diffidence or some other instinct.What selection best describes the word “diffidence” as used in the passage?
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Shyness
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Consternation
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Reservations
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Bewilderment
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Caution
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A. ReservationsExplanation
The word "diffidence" is used in the passage to describe a behavior or instinct of talking in parables, hints, and indirections. This behavior can be attributed to reservations, as the individuals mentioned in the passage may have reservations about directly expressing their thoughts or feelings.Rate this question:
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Castigate is most nearly opposite in meaning to:
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Incarcerate
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Extol
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Remit
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Flatten
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Change
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A. ExtolExplanation
The word "castigate" means to criticize or reprimand severely. The opposite of this would be to praise or commend someone, which is the meaning of "extol." Therefore, "extol" is the correct answer as it is most nearly opposite in meaning to "castigate."Rate this question:
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The two artists differed markedly in their temperaments; Palmer was reserved and courteous, Frazer ____ and boastful.
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Choleric
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Constrained
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Tractable
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Stoic
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Phlegmatic
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A. CholericExplanation
The correct answer is "choleric". The sentence states that the two artists had contrasting temperaments, with Palmer being reserved and courteous, while Frazer was the opposite. "Choleric" fits this description as it means easily angered or irritable, which aligns with the idea of Frazer being boastful and having a fiery temperament.Rate this question:
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Her ______ demeanor was understandable given the loss of her brother; indeed, most of us were rather ______.
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displaced. . . focused
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Reprehensible. . . enigmatic
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Lachyromose. . . dolorous
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Subtle. . . raucous
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determined. . . committed
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