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Level F ENGLISH VOCABULARY October, 2013

1314-TERM 1 CAT 2

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Q1-7: Which of the following words best completes the sentence?

1. A new teacher was______ in place of Mrs. Jones.

[-A-] motioned

[-B-] appreciated

[-C-] defeated

[-D-] executed

[-E-] appointed

2. My ________ friend always spills her soda all over herself.

[-A-] clumsy

[-B-] terrifying

[-C-] efficient

[-D-] curious

[-E-] several

3. I _________ my ear, so now I can wear pretty earrings.

[-A-] interrupted

[-B-] pierced

[-C-] forced

[-D-] compared

[-E-] supplied

4. My grandmother likes to have a ________ everyday to pass the time.

[-A-] regiment

[-B-] council

[-C-] region

[-D-] visitor

[-E-] buffalo

5. The students ______ inside their room as the school bell was ringing.

[-A-] rushed

[-B-] resented

[-C-] responded

[-D-] hesitated

[-E-] invented

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6. The people ______ the lovely painting.

[-A-] admired

[-B-] promoted

[-C-] distributed

[-D-] resisted

[-E-] existed

7. It is ______ to see a snake with two heads.

[-A-] impressive

[-B-] efficient

[-C-] unusual

[-D-] curious

[-E-] major

Q8-14: Which word is explained incorrectly?

8.

[-A-] design : payment or gifts to show that someone is your ruler

[-B-] coast : the sea-shore and the land close to it

[-C-] barefoot : not wearing shoes

[-D-] discipline : well-trained, obedient behavior

[-E-] buffalo : a wild animal like a large cow

9.

[-A-] expression : a word or phrase

[-B-] youth : being young; the period when you are young

[-C-] received : to get something that is given or sent to you

[-D-] enemy : best friend

[-E-] doubted : feel uncertain about, to hesitate to believe or trust

10.

[-A-] generosity : the relationship between two relatives

[-B-] eventually : finally; at last

[-C-] gravely : serious; solemn

[-D-] greetings : the first words used when meeting someone

[-E-] commands : telling somebody to do something

11.

[-A-] iron : a strong, heavy metal

[-B-] regiment : a unit in an army

[-C-] invitation : telling somebody you would like them to come somewhere

[-D-] landscape : a special machine used to see things that are far away

[-E-] absent : not here; away

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12.

[-A-] empire : a group of countries ruled by one person

[-B-] invented : to be the first person to make or think of a particular thing

[-C-] powers : ability to do something

[-D-] decision : what you have decided, chosen, or made up your mind

about

[-E-] unison : a kind of magical animal

13.

[-A-] confidence : believing that you are right or that you can do something

[-B-] curious : wanting to find out about things

[-C-] soles : secrets

[-B-] sandals : a light shoe with straps that go round the foot

[-E-] existed : to be; to be real

14.

[-A-] weapon : something used to hurt other people in a battle or fight

[-B-] section : a part of something

[-C-] avenge : a plan to use in a battle

[-D-] prize : the favorite thing

[-E-] council : a group of people chosen to organize or discuss something

Q15-21: Which underlined word is used incorrectly?

15.

[-A-] I was absent from class for two days because I got sick.

[-B-] Most doves have white feathers.

[-C-] Paris is the capital city of France.

[-D-] Do not put the history in the freezer.

[-E-] He received a present for his birthday.

16.

[-A-] It was my brothers decision to study in London. [-B-] Several students failed the exam.

[-C-] She supplied the candle with a match.

[-D-] I got an invitation to the party.

[-E-] Nobody can survive without water for many days.

17.

[-A-] The soldiers marched in unison.

[-B-] We are all a part of the society we live in.

[-C-] We saw a barefoot in the soil.

[-D-] The king ordered the people to follow his commands.

[-E-] The teacher distributed the revision sheets to the students.

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18.

[-A-] The Indians hunted the buffalo which provided food, clothing and shelter for

them.

[-B-] The warriors promised to avenge the death of their chief.

[-C-] The workers were forced to work overtime.

[-D-] We all admired her beautiful voice as we listened to her singing.

[-E-] The campaign put the rubbish in the bin.

19.

[-A-] Johns mother gave him a delicious expression to take to school. [-B-] My dad was a very good tennis player in his youth.

[-C-] The teams win was impressive. [-D-] I hope this long movie will eventually end!

[-E-] The top winners of the television game show got cash prizes.

20.

[-A-] The policeman motioned for the car to pass.

[-B-] The wooden bed is made of iron.

[-C-] The captain controlled the ship with the steering wheel.

[-D-] She hung a colorful painting on the wall as a decoration.

[-E-] The hunter made a machine with a special design to trap the wild bear.

21.

[-A-] Leila appreciated everything her parents gave her.

[-B-] The major road is small and narrow.

[-C-] The warriors executed the enemies.

[-D-] The favorite son is most likely to succeed the king.

[-E-] I love the sea so I would love to live on the coast.

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