Question 1

Which word means "to give up something as a penalty or payment"?

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forfeit

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perceive

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dedicate

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verify

Question 2

What is the meaning of "makeshift"?

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temporary or improvised

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sneaky and quiet

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careful and thorough

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plentiful and abundant

Question 3

Choose the word that means "to hate intensely":

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loathe

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verify

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dedicate

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perceive

Question 4

Which word means "working well without wasting time or resources"?

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efficient

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rigorous

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stealthy

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meager

Question 5

"Abundant" is best described as:

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more than enough

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scarce and limited

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carefully planned

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temporary solution

Question 6

The word "authentic" means:

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genuine and real

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false or fake

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sneaky or quiet

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wasteful and inefficient

Question 7

What does "meager" mean?

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lacking in quantity

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efficient and quick

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plentiful and abundant

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genuine and real

Question 8

Choose the word that means "to confirm or prove to be true":

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verify

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loathe

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dedicate

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perceive

Question 9

"Prominent" is closest in meaning to:

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notable and outstanding

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scarce and limited

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temporary and makeshift

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sneaky and quiet

Question 10

The word "stealthy" means:

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quiet and secretive

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efficient and quick

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genuine and real

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plentiful and abundant

Question 11

What does "rigorous" mean?

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thorough and strict

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scarce and limited

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sneaky and quiet

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temporary and makeshift

Question 12

"Unanimous" is best described as:

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in complete agreement

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partially agreed

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divided in opinion

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mostly disagreeing

Question 13

Choose the word that means "to set apart for a special purpose":

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dedicate

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forfeit

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perceive

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verify

Question 14

"Intention" is closest in meaning to:

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purpose or aim

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efficiency or speed

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abundance or plenty

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hatred or dislike

Question 15

The word "perceive" means:

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to become aware of

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to give up something

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to hate strongly

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to prove true

Question 16

Which sentence uses "authentic" correctly?

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The museum displayed authentic Native American artifacts.

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The authentic weather was perfect for swimming.

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She made an authentic mistake on the test.

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The authentic student was late to class.

Question 17

Choose the sentence that uses "prominent" correctly:

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The prominent scientist won a Nobel Prize.

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She bought a prominent bicycle.

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They had a prominent conversation.

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He ate a prominent lunch yesterday.

Question 18

Which sentence uses "forfeit" correctly?

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The team had to forfeit the game due to insufficient players.

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They forfeit their homework carefully.

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He forfeit to school on time.

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She forfeit her lunch every day.

Question 19

Select the sentence that uses "efficient" correctly:

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The new dishwasher was very efficient.

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They painted an efficient picture.

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The efficient movie was scary.

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She wore an efficient dress.

Question 20

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of "unanimous"?

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The jury reached a unanimous decision.

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She wrote a unanimous letter.

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They made a unanimous cake.

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The unanimous car broke down.

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