UK English Vocabulary, English Language

Question: Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct set of homophones from the options below. The _____ poet, knowing his death was _____, struggled to finish his final ode.
A
imminent/eminent

B
eminent/immanent

C
immanent/imminent

D
eminent/imminent

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Hardhearted; unmoved by pity
A
apologetic

B
parsimonious

C
obdurate

D
abdicated

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Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letter as it is used in the sentence below. The publicist was surprised by the INUNDATION of fan letters for her top client.
A
deluge

B
dearth

C
hindrance

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Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letters as it is used in the sentence below. Alicia, who loved both men equally and wanted to hurt neither, found herself in quite a QUANDARY over which one she should choose.
A
happy circumstance

B
puzzling predicament

C
easy decision

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Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in Capital Letters in the following sentence. Agatha RUMINATED for weeks about the consequences of telling Arthur about the affair.
A
pondered

B
worried

C
neglected

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Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly an antonym of the word below. Pretentious
A
modest

B
understanding

C
uneasy

D
pleasant

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Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letters as it is used in the sentence below. Maude managed to sweep up the broken dishes without a word of REPROOF to her children.
A
expression of disapproval or blame

B
expression of affection or love

C
expression of apology or regret

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Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in Capital Letters in the following sentence. His son’s group of friends had a DELETERIOUS effect on his schoolwork.
A
influential

B
positive

C
hysterical

D
harmful

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Question: A mass or crowd, multitude
A
reprieve

B
malady

C
horde

D
indulgence

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. A position that entails little work but provides a salary
A
Quiescence

B
Theocracy

C
Swindle

D
sinecure

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Question: Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct set of homophones from the options below. The _ poet, knowing his death was _, struggled to finish his final ode.

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Hardhearted; unmoved by pity

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letter as it is used in the sentence below. The publicist was surprised by the INUNDATION of fan letters for her top client.

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letters as it is used in the sentence below. Alicia, who loved both men equally and wanted to hurt neither, found herself in quite a QUANDARY over which one she should choose.

Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in Capital Letters in the following sentence. Agatha RUMINATED for weeks about the consequences of telling Arthur about the affair.

Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly an antonym of the word below. Pretentious

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letters as it is used in the sentence below. Maude managed to sweep up the broken dishes without a word of REPROOF to her children.

Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in Capital Letters in the following sentence. His son’s group of friends had a DELETERIOUS effect on his schoolwork.

Question: A mass or crowd, multitude

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. A position that entails little work but provides a salary

Question: Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct set of homophones from the options below. The _____ poet, knowing his death was _____, struggled to finish his final ode.

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Hardhearted; unmoved by pity

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letter as it is used in the sentence below. The publicist was surprised by the INUNDATION of fan letters for her top client.

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letters as it is used in the sentence below. Alicia, who loved both men equally and wanted to hurt neither, found herself in quite a QUANDARY over which one she should choose.

Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in Capital Letters in the following sentence. Agatha RUMINATED for weeks about the consequences of telling Arthur about the affair.

Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly an antonym of the word below. Pretentious

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in Capital Letters as it is used in the sentence below. Maude managed to sweep up the broken dishes without a word of REPROOF to her children.

Question: Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly a synonym for the word in Capital Letters in the following sentence. His son’s group of friends had a DELETERIOUS effect on his schoolwork.

Question: A mass or crowd, multitude

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. A position that entails little work but provides a salary

Question: Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct set of homophones from the options below. The _ poet, knowing his death was _, struggled to finish his final ode.