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Jumat, 07 Januari 2011

TOEFL Vocab : Learn to speak fluent English

1.

Nothing could ever abash him.










(A) please


(B) delight


(C)
embarrass



(D) infuriate








2.
The doctor gave him some medicine to abate his pain.










(A) increase


(B)
reduce



(C) augment


(D) revive








3.
The king abdicated the throne in order to marry a commoner.










(A) grabbed


(B) usurped


(C)
abandoned



(D) retained








4.
A rich kid was abducted yesterday.










(A) rescued


(B)
kidnapped



(C) killed


(D) betrayed








5.
The young man stole the money in a moment of aberration.










(A)
deviation



(B) conformity


(C) anecdote


(D) sanity








6.
We abhor a traitor.










(A) admire


(B)
scorn



(C) respect


(D) revere








7.
A good citizen abides by law.










(A) violates


(B) removes


(C) shifts


(D)
adheres to









8.
We don't force anyone to abjure his religion.










(A) adopt


(B)
give up



(C) cherish


(D) abduct








9.
Grace has abominable taste in clothes.










(A) graceful


(B)
detestable



(C) delightful


(D) classy








10.
His garden abounds in beautiful flowers.










(A)
teems with



(B) lacks


(C) abhors



abdicate


1.

They voted to adjourn the meeting.










(A) further


(B) advance


(C) expedite


(D)
postpone









2.
John admonished his brother against being late.










(A) tolerated


(B) commended


(C)
warned



(D) approved








3.
We all adore Charlie Brown.










(A) execrate


(B) loathe


(C) abominate


(D)
love









4.
Robin Hood was said to wear a hat adorned with feathers.










(A)
embellished



(B) disfigured


(C) spoiled


(D) maladjusted








5.
The workman is adroit in handling machinery.










(A) green


(B)
dexterous ; skilled



(C) awkward


(D) clumsy








6.
The politician enjoys public adulation.










(A)
flattery



(B) abuse


(C) denunciation


(D) reverence








7.
The advent of spring makes the birds hilarious.










(A) detriment


(B)
arrival



(C) benediction


(D) joviality








8.
A courageous man smiles in the face of adversity.










(A)
misfortune ; distress



(B) felicity


(C) affluence


(D) feat








9.
Some parents advocate keeping the children at school as long as possible.










(A) disfavor


(B) dissent


(C)
recommend



(D) advert








10.
An affable countenance is pleasing to everybody.










(A) avaricious


(B) surly


(C) taciturn


(D)
amiable


1.
The gambler was afflicted with debts.
(A) consoled


(B)
agonized

(C) buoyed
(D) solaced
2. America is an affluent nation.
(A) abject


(B) impoverished
(C) acquisitive
(D)
wealthy
3. The boy affronted the teacher by making a face at her.
(A) impressed


(B)
offended

(C) delighted
(D) gladdened
4. All he desired was to aggrandize his estate.
(A)
expand


(B) diminish
(C) dwindle
(D) swindle
5. Grief aggravated her illness.
(A) appeased


(B) tranquilized
(C) extenuated
(D)
intensified
6. The ill-intentioned aggregation was dispersed by the police.
(A)
gathering


(B) disintegration
(C) solo
(D) constituent
7. The new teacher stood aghast at the students' lack of discipline.
(A) acceptant


(B) tolerant
(C) lenient
(D)
horrified
8. One needs an agile mind to solve the puzzles.
(A)
lively


(B) sluggish
(C) lethargic
(D) inert
9. The mind of man is agitated by various emotions.
(A) lulled


(B) quieted
(C) soothed
(D)
provoked
10. Will Durant is an agnostic.
(A) deist


(B) pagan
(C) ascetic
(D)
one who believes that nothing is known about the existence of God

1.
The patient is in agony.
(A)
suffering


(B) repose
(C) rest
(D) peace
2. Sometimes agrarian disputes are hard to settle.
(A) industrial


(B) political
(C)
of land
(D) academic
3. It's simply a minor ailment.
(A) mistake


(B) blunder
(C) question
(D)
disease
4. Pity is often akin to love.
(A)
related to


(B) different from
(C) alien to
(D) foreign to
5. The retarded child moved with alacrity.
(A)
quickness


(B) slowness
(C) hesitation
(D) dilatoriness
6. The dog is always alert.
(A) listless


(B)
lively

(C) languid
(D) indolent
7. The troops aligned.
(A) attacked


(B) retreated
(C) triumphed
(D)
lined up
8. Her fears were allayed by her mother's consolation.
(A) aggravated


(B) worsened
(C)
mitigated
(D) aroused
9. To become a citizen, you must swear allegiance to the United States
(A) disaffection


(B) treason
(C)
loyalty
(D) infidelity
10. Heat often alleviates pain.
(A) intensifies


(B) augments
(C) cures
(D)
mitigates
1.
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.
(A) fission


(B) fuss
(C) separation
(D)
mixture
2. Rewards allure men to confront danger.
(A) elude


(B)
attract

(C) allude
(D) estrange
3. We heard some remarks in allusion to his misconduct.
(A)
slight mention


(B) illusion
(C) praise
(D) ailment
4. The plane is flying at a great altitude.
(A) speed


(B) alacrity
(C) stability
(D)
height
5. To give away alms is an altruistic deed.
(A) selfish


(B) egoistic
(C) niggardly
(D)
charitable
6. To amble along the willow bank is an incomparable delight.
(A) alight


(B) gallop
(C) joy
(D)
saunter
7. The government is trying to ameliorate workers' condition.
(A) impair


(B)
improve

(C) mar
(D) deteriorate
8. The amenity of his manners is irresistible.
(A) hostility


(B)
agreeableness

(C) antagonism
(D) amigo
9. The meeting ended on an amiable note.
(A) surly


(B) crabbed
(C) impetuous
(D)
agreeable
10. The negotiators joined in amicable discussion.
(A) bellicose


(B) belligerent
(C) pugnacious
(D)
friendly
1.
There is amity between the two nations.
(A)
good-will


(B) animosity
(C) strife
(D) contention
2. It is controversial whether amnesty should be granted to those criminals.
(A) penalty


(B) punishment
(C) reward
(D)
pardon
3. You have ample time to do your job.
(A) meager


(B)
sufficient

(C) sparse
(D) scant
4. The amplitude of the parking lot in front of the supermarket is amazing.
(A) straitness


(B)
size

(C) compression
(D) narrowness
5. Born centuries too late, the scholar was anachronism in modern urban society.
(A)
misdated person


(B) fop
(C) snob
(D) chic
6. It is risky to argue by analogy.
(A)
similarity


(B) dissimilarity
(C) distinction
(D) disparity
7. Complete anarchy followed the breakdown of communications.
(A) order


(B) felicity
(C) stability
(D)
chaos
8. Most children enjoy listening to anecdotes of great men's childhood.
(A) catastrophes


(B) disasters
(C)
tales
(D) accidents
9. To administer anesthetic requires utmost caution.
(A)
anodyne


(B) penicillin
(C) addiction
(D) animation
10. The patient's whole frame quivered with anguish.
(A)
pain


(B) pleasure
(C) ecstasy
(D) elation
1.
The soul animates body.
(A) curbs


(B) curtails
(C) thwarts
(D)
enlivens
2. Little animosity exists between classes in our society.
(A) friendship


(B) amity
(C) goodwill
(D)
enmity
3. Matter cannot be annihilated
(A) renewed


(B) invigorated
(C)
destroyed
(D) fortified
4. The contract was annulled.
(A) renewed


(B) announced
(C) annunciated
(D)
abrogated
5. Time is an anodyne of grief.
(A)
soothing agent


(B) irritant
(C) stimulant
(D) energizer
6. Scientists often make anomalous findings.
(A) logic


(B)
abnormal

(C) customary
(D) natural
7. Writing an anonymous letters is an irresponsible deed.
(A) identified


(B)
unnamed

(C) anointed
(D) black-mailing
8. The two royal families are antagonistic.
(A)
hostile


(B) friendly
(C) amiable
(D) auspicious
9. An anthology of sacred music was recently published.
(A) prose


(B) essay
(C) dissertation
(D)
collection
10. All the children were amused by the clown's antics.
(A) songs


(B) laughters
(C)
pranks
(D) griefs






























































































































































































































































































































































































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