Comprehension (Tone): “The minister’s explanation was, to put it charitably, incomplete.” The tone of this sentence is: A. Neutral B. Appreciative C. Sarcastic / Critical D. Joyful Correct answer is: C. Sarcastic / Critical
Pairs of Words: Correct usage: A. The wine complements the meal. B. The wine compliments the meal. C. I received a complement on my dress. D. The meal was a compliment to the wine. Correct answer is: A. The wine complements the meal.
Idiomatic Phrases: “To have a bee in one’s bonnet” means: A. To be angry about nothing B. To be obsessed with an idea C. To be very lucky D. To be confused Correct answer is: B. To be obsessed with an idea
Which sentence is correct? A. I look forward to meet you. B. I look forward to meeting you. C. I look forward for meeting you. D. I look forward meet you. Correct answer is: B. I look forward to meeting you.
Idiomatic Phrases: “To take the bull by the horns” means: A. To avoid a problem B. To face a difficulty directly C. To run away D. To create a problem Correct answer is: B. To face a difficulty directly
Synonym of “obdurate” is: A. Flexible B. Stubborn C. Soft D. Transparent Correct answer is: B. Stubborn
“Pernicious” most nearly means: A. Harmless B. Beneficial C. Destructive D. Gentle Correct answer is: C. Destructive
Synonyms (: Synonym of “esoteric” is: A. Common B. Public C. Mysterious/Secret D. Simple Correct answer is: C. Mysterious/Secret
Sentence Correction (“Having finished the assignment, the Xbox was turned on by the boy.” A. The boy turned on the Xbox after finishing the assignment. B. Having finished the assignment, the Xbox turned on the boy. C. Finished the assignment, the Xbox was on. D. The assignment being finished, the Xbox turning on. Correct answer is: A. The boy turned on the Xbox after finishing the assignment.