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. Shakespeare, a(n) ________ writer, entertained audiences by writing many tragic and comic plays.

a. numeric

b. obstinate

c. dutiful

d. prolific

e. generic

2. Adam read the employee manual so that he might ________ himself with his new responsibilities at the company.

a. relinquish

b. synthesize

c. orient

d. validate

e. motivate

3. Ned’s fear was ________ as he watched the 60-foot waves approach his little boat.

a. futile

b. genteel

c. innovative

d. palpable

e. detrimental

4. Kendrick’s talent ________ under the tutelage of Anya Kowalonek, who as a young woman had been the most accomplished pianist in her native Lithuania.

a. bantered

b. touted

c. flourished

d. embellished

e. colluded

5. The new political candidate refused to print ________ about her aggressive opponent, but that did not stop him from printing lies about her.

a. dispensation

b. assignation

c. rendition

d. libel

e. compunction

6. Carter is writing a letter of recommendation that I can include in my ________ for prospective employers.

a. denunciation

b. panacea

c. dossier

d. incantation

e. restitution

7. Flaws in Claire’s opponent’s chess game showed him to be ________, and Claire knew her victory was assured.

a. predatory

b. indistinguishable

c. ornery

d. vincible

e. resolute

8. Although others were fooled by “Doctor” Winston’s speech, Lily knew him for what he was: a(n) ________.

a. panacea

b. charlatan

c. prevarication

d. accolade

e. primadonna

9. 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

10. Sunlight shining through a window was an obvious ________ in the nearly every one of the artist’s works.

a. disjunction

b. hindrance

c. repugnance

d. motif

e. variance

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