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Advanced MCQ Level 3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Many members of the medical profession are of the opinion that laughter, a common element of everyday life, has ------ therapeutic effects on the body.

a)

hilarious

b)

ridiculous

c)

awkward

d)

morbid

e)

valuable

2.

The fact that safety belts save lives is both ------ obvious and also supported by impressive amount of evidence.

a)

permanently

b)

purposefully

c)

conclusively

d)

appropriately

e)

excessively

3.

Founded to promote the art, science, and practice of rehabilitation care for the people with disabilities, the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM) was ------ called the American College of Radiology and Psychology.

a)

originally

b)

imaginatively

c)

adequately

d)

obscurely

e)

eventually

4.

As we approach the challenge of the millennium date change, more information is emerging about the potential ------ and pitfalls that might face the country.

a)

perils

b)

guards

c)

aides

d)

comrades

e)

protections

5.

According to the newspaper, the parliament are working on a ------ that will abolish all higher education entrance exams.

a)

refusal

b)

proposal

c)

disposal

d)

hindrance

e)

horizon

6.

One major aim of the new constitution is to prevent the ------ of power by any majority.

a)

misuse

b)

compromise

c)

completion

d)

issue

e)

existence

7.

I thoroughly enjoyed the lecture; it wasn't ------, but it wasn't too scholarly, either.

a)

oversimplified

b)

underestimated

c)

overemphatic

d)

underrated

e)

overdue

8.

As far as we are concerned, the evidence put before the court was not ------ enough to convict the man.

a)

subsequent

b)

conclusive

c)

adamant

d)

earnest

e)

consecutive

9.

His poetic output may not be large but, nevertheless, Ted Hughes is generally regarded as one of the ------ poets of our time.

a)

distinguished

b)

excessive

c)

prolific

d)

extensive

e)

futile

10.

Through the winter, the bank rates were reasonably steady, but they have started to ------ again.

a)

fluctuate

b)

exchange

c)

improve

d)

incline

e)

intensify

11.

The criticism he made concerning the annual fiscal report was ------ to the point.

a)

remarkably

b)

immediately

c)

incessantly

d)

preferably

e)

incompetently

12.

We will repeat the experiment twice in order to ------ the results.

a)

vanish

b)

spill

c)

verify

d)

sneak

e)

pinch

13.

Diplomatic relations between the two countries, which were ------ during the war, have not yet been restored.

a)

defeated

b)

established

c)

severed

d)

determined

e)

featured

14.

People who are constantly in the public eye must learn to remain ------ in the face of criticism.

a)

composed

b)

resultant

c)

appreciated

d)

outrageous

e)

restored

15.

They raised no ------ to his prolonged leave of absence since they didn't want to lose him altogether.

a)

refutation

b)

refusal

c)

objection

d)

refund

e)

compulsion

16.

As the conditions of the expedition are likely to be severe, you had better take necessary ------ .

a)

trials

b)

precautions

c)

efforts

d)

objections

e)

attempts

17.

It was felt that the EU had ------ on a programme of economic change that the member states could not sustain.

a)

surpassed

b)

relieved

c)

embarked

d)

specified

e)

retired

18.

To be a leader, it is not enough to be hardworking and knowledgeable; one must also be able to inspire ------ .

a)

denial

b)

restraint

c)

discretion

d)

confidence

e)

reservation

19.

The two major political parties in Britain are currently ------ to extreme and radically different approaches to the solution of Britain's economic problems.

a)

referred

b)

obsessed

c)

committed

d)

implied

e)

meant

20.

I have looked through the report, but I must admit, only ------ .

a)

carefully

b)

thoroughly

c)

superficially

d)

seriously

e)

experimentally