Vocabulary - Sentence Completion - 02

Vocabulary Examination - Sentence Completion
These tests improve your vocabulary, ability to follow the internal logic of sentences and elimination skill process.

1. Frank feels such ________ towards his ex-business partner that he cannot stand to be in the same room with him.

a. iniquity

b. collusion

c. avarice

d. pallor

e. animosity

2. When Arnold’s grandmother began to complain about the excruciating pain in her knees and legs, she was referred to an ________ specialist for a diagnosis.

a. optical

b. oral

c. archeological

d. osteopathic

e. psychological

3. Recovering from the tragedy, Helena found the ________ sunrise reassuring, as it gave her something to rely on each and every morning.

a. hidden

b. clairvoyant

c. cognizant

d. deft

e. quotidian

4. In the Roman myth, Artemis made a pilgrimage to the ________, hoping to learn the answer to her dilemma.

a. denouement

b. decorum

c. oracle

d. vizier

e. pillar

5. The hospital had an outbreak of chicken pox and was forced to ________ all patients and staff to prevent more infected victims.

a. clandestine

b. saturate

c. germinate

d. quarantine

e. aggregate

6. To prove your theory, you need to design an experiment that will provide ________ evidence.

a. perfunctory

b. elusive

c. noxious

d. empirical

e. lamentable

7. Although Maya’s ________ sensibilities are quite different from mine, I think she is a remarkable interior decorator and I recommend her highly.

a. aesthetic

b. dialectical

c. reclusive

d. synthetic

e. mercurial

8. Much to my surprise, my teenage daughter was ________ to the idea of going out with me on Friday night instead of with her friends.

a. contrite

b. impartial

c. partisan

d. deferential

e. amenable

9. It is every American person’s ________ to live the life he or she chooses.

a. composite

b. eloquence

c. prerogative

d. allusion

e. demise

10. Even though he wanted to win the game, the coach felt that he would be ________ if he let the injured quarterback continue to play.

a. contentious

b. remiss

c. erudite

d. stringent

e. reputable

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