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1. In recent years, IKEA has become synonymous with practical, stylish furniture that is relatively inexpensive. (A) identical (B) cheap (C) popular (D) intrigued

2. The country was plunged into economic chaos after the earthquake. (A) organization (B) disorder (C) decline (D) hesitation

3. Tom’s leg injury hampered his ability to run well. (A) impacted (B) impeded (C) supplied (D) demanded

4. Although the utter absence of wealth can breed misery, having it does not guarantee happiness. (A) absolute (B) abstract (C) abstain (D) absolve

5. The desire to be happy and to avoid suffering knows no boundaries. (A) interest (B) reasons (C) fulfillment (D) limits

6. With more women being assertive and seeking out egalitarian relationships with males, human interactions are changing. (A) illegal (B) equal (C) certain (D) opposite

7. Some turn to alternative medicine out of curiosity, others out of desperation. (A) hopelessness (B) careful thought (C) lack of ability (D) fear

8. Pine nuts were a staple food in the Pueblo Indians’ diet. (A) popular (B) basic (C) unusual (D) frequent

9. The merging of the different languages gave birth to Old English. (A) crossing (B) confusion (C) blending (D) complication

10. Because Doctors Without Borders is not tied to a government, it can live up to his ideals. (A) achieve (B) admire (C) investigate (D) save

11. Archeologists believe that an earthquake anteceded the fire. (A) caused (B) happened after (C) happened before (D) worked against

12.In literature the ambition of the novice is to acquire the literary language; the struggle of the adept is to get rid of it. (A) amateur (B) adapter (C) writer (D) expert

13. There is still a healthy market for ivory, causing rampant poaching in some national parks. (A) gradual (B) uncontrollable (C) fortified (D) unpleasant

14.Pundits expect the currency to rise by about 2.1﹪by next year. (A) analysts (B) bandits (C) punters (D) oracles

15.English style is familiar but not coarse, elegant, but not ostentatious. (A) modest (B) delightful (C) expensive (D) pretentious

16.Concision does not guarantee grace, but it clears away deadwood. (A) being tedious (B) being confident (C) being wordy (D) being brief

17. Her mother, who at 63 suffered from the terminal stages of bone cancer, never wavered in her resolve to end her suffering by accepting assisted suicide. (A) vacillated (B) tampered (C) pacified (D) winked

18.These are hazardous times is Bangladesh because the government holds power with the help of fundamentalist Islamic group. (A) abominable (B) humongous (C) perilous (D) malodorous

19. Pai’s novel transcends what some might regard as the stereotypical themes of gay literature. (A) acclaims (B) exceeds (C) eliminates (D) sanctifies

20.At the end of her life, she had tremendous serenity in her being and stability in her spirit. (A) vicinity (B) tranquility (C) anonymity (D) dexterity

21.Nearly 30 years after the mind-numbing Cultural Revolution, China is free again to dream of what can be. (A) minimizing (B) paralyzing (C) stigmatizing (D) vitalizing

22. Dr. Wilmut’s disclosure last week that dolly is afflicted with premature arthritis was more than just the dry clinical announcement of a scientific development. (A) infestation (B) revelation (C) multiplication (D) gestation

23.When faced with the war machines of Hitler and his Nazis, the Jews refused to abdicate their faith. (A) abate (B) abandon (C) abhor (D) abridge

24. His trip to North Korea irritated Seoul, which perceived it as detrimental to its effort at détente with Pyongyang. (A) isolated (B) helpful (C) harmful (D) flexible

25. China’s long preference for male children has created a great difference between the number of girls and boys. (A) blatancy (B) congruency (C) discrepancy (D) deterioration

26.With stark candor and dramatic detail, the report spotlighted one of the most controversial issues: the extend to which American doctors commit mercy killings. (A) frankness (B) skepticism (C) severity (D) viciousness

27.They made every effort to confirm the source from which they obtained that information. (A) confer (B) infer (C) comply (D) verify

28.Since Chinese parents have traditionally coddled their offspring, the danger is high of an only child growing up spoiled. (A) contended (B) feigned (C) kindled (D) pampered

29.Drugs that are abused satisfy a yearning that the various social systems, philosophies, and religions are not able to fulfill. (A) tempering (B) probing (C) craving (D) posturing

30.Mary is in s spirit of emulation. (A) creation of desire (B) imitation of others (C) appeal to masculinity (D) stimulation of greed

31.the preliminary stage (A) awkward (B) final (C) early (D) most difficult

32.obscene language (A) indecent (B) poetic (C) hard to understand (D) peace-loving

33.public acclaim (A) property (B) praise (C) disapproval (D) discussion

34.John has no realized the magnitude of his new situation. (A) feature (B) difficulty (C) difference (D) importance

35.Those clothes enhanced her appearance. (A) showed (B) improved (C) disguised (D) displayed

36.Exercise keeps you supple. (A) strong (B) sturdy (C) healthy (D) flexible

37.a starling episode (A) news (B) picture (C) incident (D) program

38.The physician excised the tumor. (A) inspected (B) removed (C) examined (D) found

39.Apathetic students often sit in class with vacant looks on their faces. (A) indifferent (B) enthusiastic (C) mature (D) naughty

40.The findings have been validated. (A) published (B) confirmed (C) concealed (D) concluded

41.The spies grew wary as they approached the sentry. (A) fearful (B) worried (C) anxious (D) cautious

42.His ardor was contagious. (A) fever (B) fiction (C) unreality (D) passion

43.We were stupefied at the sight of so much gold. (A) pleased (B) irritated (C) astonished (D) annoyed

44.Sagacity usually increases with age. (A) wisdom (B) experience (C) foolishness (D) deceitfulness

45.Ketchup was developed form a tasty, spicy Chinese sauce made pickled fish and shellfish in the 17th century. (A) insipid (B) flavored (C) bland (D) sour

46.The largest petrified forest in the world is in northern Arizona. (A) generous (B) intrepid (C) stone (D) insipid

47.A benign lesion usually has a regular border. (A) humane (B) petrified (C) congenial (D) harmless

48.Robert Peary, an intrepid explorer, was the first to reach the North Pole. (A) timid (B) ruthless (C) audacious (D) insipid

49.Many of America’s parks and monuments have been made possible by the generous donations of its citizens. (A) kindhearted (B) unwanted (C) selfish (D) meaningless

50.AIDS is a contagious disease which means that the disease will . (A) transmit through talking (B) transmit through food (C) transmit through air (D) transmit through bodily contact

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