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cam 17 test 3,4

Total questions: 180

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

dedicate

a)

devote

b)

commit

c)

contribute

d)

occupy

2.

extraordinary

a)
unusual
b)

exceptional

c)

odd

d)
ordinary
3.

clue

a)
specific answer based on the clue
b)
random guess without context
c)
general hint unrelated to the clue
d)
vague statement about the topic
4.

evidence

a)
witness
b)
testimony
c)
proof
d)

hint

5.

Initial

a)

premature

b)
Final
c)
Intermediate
d)
Preliminary
6.

pictorial

a)
pertaining to text or writing
b)
connected to movement or action
c)
relating to sound or audio
d)
relating to pictures or images
7.

indication

a)
sign or piece of information that suggests something
b)
a type of food
c)
a musical note
d)
a method of communication
8.

allocate

a)

appoint

b)

distribute

c)

occupy

d)

assign

9.

multifaceted

a)
Having many facets or aspects.
b)
Lacking complexity or depth.
c)
Being simple and straightforward.
d)
Having a single aspect.
10.

tentative

a)

uncertain

b)

undoubtedly

c)

cautious

d)

hesitant

11.

supremely

a)
extremely
b)
moderately
c)

enormously

d)
slightly
12.

accomplish

a)

manage

b)
average
c)

succeed

d)
ordinary
13.

assess

a)

nonchalant

b)

judge

c)

measure

d)

evaluate

14.

fragmented

a)
unified and complete
b)
whole and intact
c)
solid and unbroken
d)
broken into pieces
15.

disorganized

a)

fragmented

b)
structured
c)

systematic

d)

frazzled

16.

patchy

a)
consistent and uniform in distribution
b)
smooth and continuous
c)
predictable and stable in nature
d)
uneven or irregular in distribution
17.

emerge

a)
to disappear suddenly
b)
to come into view
c)
to remain hidden
d)
to stay in one place
18.

crop up

a)
to grow steadily
b)
to appear unexpectedly
c)
to disappear suddenly
d)
to change gradually
19.

taxing

a)
Taxing is a method of collecting donations.
b)
Taxing is the process of levying financial charges by a government.
c)
Taxing refers to the process of issuing loans.
d)
Taxing is the act of providing financial aid.
20.

tiring

a)
tiring is an adjective describing something that causes fatigue.
b)
tiring is an adverb describing how something is done.
c)
tiring is a verb meaning to make something less exciting.
d)
tiring is a noun referring to a type of exercise.
21.

consistently

a)

dependably

b)
Rarely
c)
Occasionally
d)

reliably

22.

precisely

a)
approximately
b)

faithfully

c)
roughly
d)
vaguely
23.

multiple

a)
A quantity greater than one or a number that can be divided evenly by another number.
b)
A quantity less than one.
c)
A number that cannot be divided evenly by another number.
d)
A single unit or item.
24.

proficient

a)
skilled
b)
inexperienced
c)

incapability

d)
novice
25.

originate

a)
to transform or to change
b)
to begin or to come into existence
c)
to end or to cease
d)
to disappear or to vanish
26.

prodigious

a)
Ordinary in size and degree.
b)
Insignificant and unremarkable.
c)
Limited in extent and scope.
d)
Remarkably great in extent, size, or degree.
27.

phenomenal

a)

superhuman

b)

prodigious

c)

extraordinary

d)

normal

28.

necessitate

a)
to make necessary or unavoidable
b)
to complicate a situation
c)
to make optional
d)
to ignore a requirement
29.

uninitiated

a)

empirical

b)

inexperienced

c)

nonprofessional

d)

amateur

30.

obsess with

a)
to ignore something completely
b)
to have a casual interest in something
c)
to have an excessive preoccupation with something or someone
d)
to have a fleeting thought about something
31.

fascinate

a)
to repel and push away
b)
to ignore and overlook
c)
to confuse and mislead
d)
to attract and hold the attention intensely
32.

preoccupy

a)
To engage or occupy someone's mind or attention beforehand.
b)
To distract someone from their thoughts.
c)
To occupy a physical space temporarily.
d)
To engage in a conversation with someone.
33.

possess

a)
to lose
b)
to give away
c)
to borrow
d)
to have or own
34.

prowess

a)
lack of ability
b)
untrained novice
c)
inexperience
d)
skill or expertise
35.

simultaneously

a)
at different times
b)
at the same time
c)
in sequence
d)
one after another
36.

thrill

a)
excitement
b)
boredom
c)
indifference
d)
calmness
37.

fondness

a)
affection
b)
hostility
c)
indifference
d)

liking

38.

rarefied

a)
Thin or less dense; elevated or exclusive.
b)
Heavy and compact; widely available.
c)
Lightweight and airy; easily accessible.
d)
Thick or dense; common or ordinary.
39.

stand out

a)
to follow the crowd
b)
to be ignored or overlooked
c)
to be noticeable or different from others
d)
to blend in with others
40.

be prominent

a)
To blend in with the background.
b)
To stand out or be easily noticeable.
c)
To be ignored or overlooked.
d)
To be hidden from view.
41.

catch the eye

a)
to attract attention
b)
to confuse the audience
c)
to ignore completely
d)
to create a distraction
42.

set a high bar for

a)
Set a low standard for performance.
b)
Create an easy benchmark for success.
c)
Lower expectations for achievement.
d)
Establish a challenging standard or expectation.
43.

blindfold

a)
A method of meditation.
b)
A tool for measuring distance.
c)
A piece of cloth used to cover the eyes.
d)
A type of eye surgery.
44.

opponent

a)

enemy

b)

rival

c)

competitor

d)

antagonist

45.

take on

a)
to accept or confront a challenge or responsibility
b)
to avoid a challenge or responsibility
c)
to take a break from work
d)
to ignore a problem or situation
46.

inadequately

a)
ineffectively
b)
insufficiently
c)
incompetently
d)
insufficiently enough
47.

obstacle

a)
A barrier or hindrance.
b)
A type of physical exercise.
c)
A solution to a problem.
d)
A method of communication.
48.

resist

a)

struggle

b)

battle

c)

fight

d)

dissemble

49.

monopoly

a)
A market structure with multiple sellers.
b)
A type of government regulation.
c)
A situation where prices are set by consumers.
d)
A market structure with a single seller.
50.

supremacy

a)
Supremacy is the act of being subordinate to others.
b)
Supremacy is the state of being supreme or having the highest authority.
c)
Supremacy refers to a legal term for contracts.
d)
Supremacy is a type of government.
51.

destabilize

a)
to make stronger
b)
to create stability
c)
to enhance security
d)
to make unstable
52.

legislate

a)
To legislate is to enforce rules.
b)
To legislate is to interpret laws.
c)
To legislate is to review policies.
d)
To legislate is to make laws.
53.

association

a)
A connection or relationship between entities.
b)
A type of software application.
c)
A process of analyzing market trends.
d)
A method of organizing data in a database.
54.

invariable

a)

steady

b)
changeable
c)
unstable
d)
constant
55.

preeminence

a)
mediocrity
b)
superiority
c)
subordination
d)
inferiority
56.

regulate

a)
to ignore or neglect rules
b)
to control or manage according to rules
c)
to create new rules
d)
to follow rules without question
57.

expose

a)
conceal
b)
ignore
c)
reveal
d)
suppress
58.

defiance

a)

rebelliousness

b)

insolence

c)

obedience

d)

disobedience

59.

equivalent

a)
equal in value or meaning
b)
related but not the same
c)
similar in appearance
d)
different in value
60.

summon

a)
to ignore someone's presence
b)
to summon a spirit without a ritual
c)
to dismiss someone from a gathering
d)
to call upon or request the presence of someone or something
61.

dispute

a)
disagreement
b)
harmony
c)
consensus
d)

counter

62.

reprimand

a)
An informal chat about future goals.
b)
A formal expression of disapproval.
c)
A casual conversation about performance.
d)
A reward for good behavior.
63.

rebuke

a)
to offer support and encouragement
b)
to ignore someone's mistakes
c)
to express sharp disapproval or criticism
d)
to praise someone for their achievements
64.

scold

a)
praise
b)
reprimand
c)
compliment
d)
encourage
65.

tell off

a)
to reprimand or scold someone
b)
to reward someone
c)
to ignore someone's actions
d)
to praise someone
66.

spinster

a)
widow
b)
married woman
c)
unmarried woman
d)
divorced woman
67.

chastise

a)
to ignore or overlook
b)
to praise or commend
c)
to reward or celebrate
d)
to reprimand or scold severely
68.

penalize

a)
to provide assistance or support
b)
to ignore a mistake
c)
to reward for good behavior
d)
to impose a penalty or punishment
69.

punish

a)
To impose a penalty for wrongdoing.
b)
To ignore the actions of an individual.
c)
To provide assistance in times of need.
d)
To reward good behavior.
70.

descendant

a)

oldster

b)

offspring

c)

inheritor

d)

child

71.

demographic

a)
Demographic is a type of economic analysis.
b)
Demographic refers to statistical data about a population.
c)
Demographic refers to the study of animal behavior.
d)
Demographic is a term used for geographical features.
72.

antonym of "industriousness"

a)

productiveness

b)

hard work

c)

diligence

d)

laziness

73.

stifle

a)
to encourage or promote
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to suppress or hold back
d)
to enhance or improve
74.

asset

a)

holding

b)

property

c)

possession

d)

non-holding

75.

worldly

a)
relating to the material world; secular
b)
focused on personal beliefs
c)
pertaining to the afterlife
d)
related to spiritual matters
76.

stitching

a)
Stitching is the process of joining fabric using needle and thread.
b)
Stitching is the process of weaving fabric together.
c)
Stitching involves cutting fabric into pieces.
d)
Stitching is a method of painting on canvas.
77.

belongings

a)
vehicles
b)
clothing
c)
personal items or possessions
d)
furniture
78.

mediocre

a)
average quality
b)
below average
c)
high quality
d)
subpar performance
79.

middling

a)

unexceptional

b)
average
c)
superior
d)
excellent
80.

critical

a)
unimportant
b)
optional
c)
trivial
d)
essential
81.

formulate

a)
To analyze existing methods.
b)
To summarize a document.
c)
To evaluate a situation.
d)
To create or devise a plan or method.
82.

conundrum

a)

baffle

b)

bewilder

c)

puzzle

d)

conundrum

83.

compile

a)
To debug code for errors before running.
b)
To translate source code into machine code.
c)
To store code in a database for later use.
d)
To execute code directly without translation.
84.

give sb a hand

a)
to ignore someone
b)
to criticize someone
c)
to give someone a gift
d)
to help someone
85.

livelihood

a)
Means of securing a living.
b)
A type of animal
c)
A method of transportation
d)
A form of entertainment
86.

noteworthy

a)
Unimportant and easily overlooked
b)
Commonplace and unremarkable
c)
Not worth mentioning or discussing
d)
Noteworthy means deserving attention or notice.
87.

forebear

a)

predecessor

b)

antecedent

c)
ancestor
d)
relative
88.

stake

a)
a type of financial market
b)
a type of cooking utensil
c)
a method of communication
d)
stake can refer to an investment, risk, or a wooden post.
89.

claim

a)
A question seeking an answer.
b)
A request for information.
c)
A declaration of intent.
d)
A statement asserting something to be true.
90.

infest

a)
to distribute evenly across a space
b)
to grow in a controlled manner
c)
to protect from harm
d)
to invade or overrun in large numbers
91.

infestation

a)
Infestation is a method of pest control.
b)
Infestation is the presence of pests or parasites in large numbers.
c)
Infestation is the absence of pests or parasites.
d)
Infestation refers to a single pest or parasite.
92.

susceptible

a)
immune to influence
b)
unaffected by harm
c)
strongly resistant to change
d)
likely to be influenced or harmed
93.

vulnerable

a)
invulnerable to threats
b)
protected from danger
c)
susceptible to harm
d)
immune to damage
94.

prone to

a)
immune to
b)
unaffected by
c)
resistant to
d)
susceptible to
95.

bug

a)
A bug is a type of computer hardware.
b)
A bug refers to a type of food.
c)
A bug can refer to either an insect or a software defect.
d)
A bug is a type of flower.
96.

forage

a)
To cultivate crops in a field.
b)
To hunt animals for sport.
c)
To store food for later use.
d)
To search for and gather food.
97.

preferentially

a)
preferentially means treating all options equally.
b)
preferentially indicates a lack of choice.
c)
preferentially refers to a random selection process.
d)
preferentially means giving preference to one option over others.
98.

unveil

a)
reveal
b)
hide
c)

reveal

d)

disclose

99.

seek out

a)
to ignore or overlook
b)
to passively wait for
c)
to randomly guess or assume
d)
to actively look for or search for
100.

seek out

a)
to search for or look for
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to avoid or evade
d)
to find or discover
101.

state-of-the-art ( từ này sai 25 lần cảm ơn ) từ này rất hay và phải dùng nhé

a)

high-tech

b)

up-to-the-minute

c)
cutting-edge
d)

advanced

102.

insectivorous

a)
Organisms that primarily feed on insects.
b)
Organisms that primarily feed on plants.
c)
Animals that primarily eat fruits.
d)
Creatures that live in water.
103.

swarm

a)

flock

b)

crowd

c)

mass

d)

jejuneness

104.

prey on

a)
to assist or support
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to protect or defend against
d)
to exploit or take advantage of
105.

precious

a)
worthless
b)
unimportant
c)
valuable
d)
common
106.

take advantage

a)
to help someone in need
b)
to ignore a situation
c)
to exploit a situation for personal gain
d)
to create a problem for others
107.

make use of

a)
apply
b)
employ
c)
engage
d)
utilize
108.

exploit

a)
To utilize a resource effectively and ethically.
b)
To ignore a situation or resource completely.
c)
To take advantage of a situation or resource, often unethically.
d)
To enhance a situation or resource for mutual benefit.
109.

make the most of

a)
to waste time
b)
to ignore opportunities
c)
to take a break
d)
to take full advantage of
110.

antonym of "indigenous"

a)

natural

b)

innate

c)

foreign

d)

local

111.

comprise

a)
to exclude
b)
to include
c)
to consist of
d)
to summarize
112.

relieve

a)
to alleviate or reduce pain or discomfort
b)
to enhance the severity of symptoms
c)
to ignore pain completely
d)
to increase pain or discomfort
113.

lessen

a)
expand
b)
amplify
c)
reduce
d)
increase
114.

a plague of

a)
economic downturns
b)
natural disasters
c)
disease or illness
d)
pests or problems
115.

indulge

a)
to restrict oneself from enjoying something
b)
to avoid any pleasurable activities
c)
to allow oneself to enjoy something
d)
to engage in a strict regimen of self-denial
116.

devour

a)
to eat eagerly and in large amounts
b)
to consume slowly and in small bites
c)
to avoid eating altogether
d)
to share food with others
117.

insinuation

a)
Insinuation is a direct accusation.
b)
Insinuation is a formal agreement.
c)
Insinuation is a loud declaration.
d)
Insinuation is a subtle suggestion or hint.
118.

thriving

a)
declining
b)
stagnating
c)
flourishing
d)

blooming

119.

subsistence

a)

sustenance

b)

maintenance

c)

vanishing

d)

existence

120.

vermin

a)
Beneficial insects
b)
Wild animals
c)
Farm animals
d)
Pests or undesirable animals.
121.

staple

a)
A method of cooking rice.
b)
A basic or essential item, often food.
c)
A brand of electronics.
d)
A type of clothing accessory.
122.

antonym of " tense "

a)

anxious

b)

comfort

c)

stressed

d)

strained

123.

empirical

a)
Empirical refers to theoretical concepts.
b)
Empirical is synonymous with abstract ideas.
c)
Empirical means based on intuition or belief.
d)
Empirical means based on observation or experience.
124.

exuberance

a)
Exuberance refers to a lack of energy and enthusiasm.
b)
Exuberance is a state of lively energy and excitement.
c)
Exuberance is a feeling of sadness and despair.
d)
Exuberance is a state of calmness and tranquility.
125.

lavishness

a)
Frugality
b)
Extravagance
c)
Moderation
d)
Simplicity
126.

lengthy

a)
quick to complete
b)
brief in length
c)
long in duration or extent
d)
short in duration
127.

prohibitively

a)
extremely or excessively
b)
mildly or somewhat
c)
rarely or infrequently
d)
moderately or slightly
128.

exorbitantly

a)
barely
b)
slightly
c)
excessively
d)
moderately
129.

deficiency

a)
An abundance of something necessary.
b)
A lack or shortage of something necessary.
c)
A specific type of nutrient.
d)
A temporary state of having enough.
130.

assumption

a)
An assumption is a belief or statement taken for granted.
b)
An assumption is a statement that must be verified.
c)
An assumption is a type of conclusion drawn from evidence.
d)
An assumption is a proven fact.
131.

falsehood

a)
reality
b)

myth

c)

fiction

d)
truth
132.

confront

a)
to avoid a situation
b)
to ignore someone's presence
c)
to agree with someone without discussion
d)
to face or challenge someone directly
133.

spectator

a)
A person who participates in an event.
b)
A person who watches an event.
c)
A person who organizes an event.
d)
A person who judges an event.
134.

endeavor

a)
to avoid taking risks
b)
to achieve something effortlessly
c)
to give up on a task
d)
to try hard to achieve something
135.

economical

a)
expensive
b)
unaffordable
c)
cost-effective
d)
luxurious
136.

distinguish

a)

discriminate

b)

harmony

c)

differentiate

d)

analyze

137.

be adjacent to

a)
to be far from
b)
to be above
c)
to be below
d)
to be next to
138.

affluent

a)
wealthy
b)

prosperous

c)
average
d)

wealthy

139.

refugee

a)
A person who voluntarily moves to another country for better opportunities.
b)
A person who is forced to leave their job due to poor performance.
c)
A person who travels for leisure and tourism purposes.
d)
A person who flees their home country due to danger or persecution.
140.

immigrant

a)

settler

b)

migrant

c)

immigrant

d)

native

141.

glimpse

a)
A quick touch or feel.
b)
A long stare at something.
c)
A brief look or sighting.
d)
A detailed analysis of an object.
142.

set the stage for

a)
create a distraction
b)
prepare for something to happen
c)
ignore the situation
d)
wait for something to happen
143.

assorted

a)
mixed selection
b)
varied collection
c)
random assortment
d)
single type
144.

subterranean

a)
underground
b)
elevated
c)
surface level
d)
above ground
145.

incorporate

a)
to exclude or separate
b)
to analyze or dissect
c)
to ignore or overlook
d)
to include or integrate
146.

metropolitan

a)
A type of transportation system.
b)
A large urban area or city.
c)
A small rural town.
d)
A historical landmark.
147.

principally

a)
mainly
b)
mostly
c)
largely
d)
primarily
148.

bunch

a)
a single item
b)
a grouping or cluster of items
c)
a type of fruit
d)
a method of organization
149.

thorough

a)
partial
b)

comprehensive

c)
superficial
d)

meticulous

150.

cornerstone

a)
A decorative element in architecture.
b)
A type of building material.
c)
A minor detail in a project.
d)
A fundamental principle or essential element.
151.

equivalent

a)
similar in appearance
b)
different in value
c)
related but not the same
d)
equal in value or meaning
152.

insist

a)
to suggest casually
b)
to demand forcefully or persistently
c)
to request politely
d)
to agree without hesitation
153.

enforce

a)
to compel observance of laws or rules
b)
to evaluate legal cases
c)
to ignore existing rules
d)
to create new laws
154.

viable

a)
unable to function
b)
capable of working successfully
c)
not suitable for use
d)
ineffective in practice
155.

progressively

a)

steadily

b)
suddenly
c)
immediately
d)
gradually
156.

contract

a)
A temporary agreement that can be canceled at any time.
b)
A verbal agreement without any written documentation.
c)
A suggestion or proposal that is not legally enforceable.
d)
A legally binding agreement between parties.
157.

standardize

a)
To create a new standard from scratch.
b)
To eliminate all existing standards.
c)
To make consistent or uniform according to a standard.
d)
To make something more complex and varied.
158.

sequester

a)
To connect and collaborate.
b)
To isolate or hide away.
c)
To analyze and report.
d)
To gather and distribute.
159.

rival

a)

ally

b)

opponent

c)

ecompetitor

d)

contestant

160.

immensely

a)
to a small degree
b)
to a moderate extent
c)
to a great extent
d)
to a limited extent
161.

theoretically

a)
Theoretically refers to ideas that are always correct.
b)
Theoretically means something that is proven.
c)
Theoretically refers to ideas based on theory.
d)
Theoretically is based on practical experience.
162.

a bone of contention

a)
A subject of disagreement or conflict.
b)
A topic of universal agreement.
c)
A trivial matter of no importance.
d)
A subject that everyone enjoys discussing.
163.

eradicate

a)
to enhance or improve
b)
to completely destroy or eliminate
c)
to partially reduce or diminish
d)
to ignore or overlook
164.

abolish

a)
to formally end or eliminate something
b)
to support or endorse something
c)
to ignore or overlook something
d)
to create or establish something
165.

antonym of "imperative" ( từ này cực hay luôn đó, cap màn hình lại và dùng nó đi )

a)

vital

b)

fundamental

c)

crucial

d)

trivial

166.

nuanced

a)
simple and obvious explanations
b)
clear and straightforward definitions
c)
subtle or complex distinctions
d)
basic and unambiguous terms
167.

intricacy

a)
simplicity
b)
clarity
c)

sophistication

d)
complexity
168.

intuitive

a)

instinctive

b)

spontaneous

c)

impulsive

d)

calculation

169.

refuse

a)
to support or endorse
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to decline or reject
d)
to accept or agree
170.

boycott

a)
A method of increasing sales through advertising.
b)
A legal action taken against a company for misconduct.
c)
A strategy to improve customer service and satisfaction.
d)
A refusal to engage with a company or entity as a form of protest.
171.

radical

a)
A type of music genre.
b)
A chemical compound.
c)
A style of painting.
d)
A mathematical expression involving roots.
172.

profound

a)
trivial
b)
insignificant
c)
shallow
d)
deeply meaningful
173.

affirm

a)
to confirm or assert positively
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to question or doubt
d)
to deny or reject
174.

fauna

a)
Animal life of a particular region or habitat.
b)
Plant life of a particular region or habitat.
c)
The study of animal behavior.
d)
The classification of animals into species.
175.

vulnerable

a)
protected from danger
b)
susceptible to harm or attack
c)
immune to damage
d)
invulnerable to attacks
176.

dwindling

a)

deteriorating

b)

redouble

c)

declining

d)

falling

177.

devastation

a)
severe destruction or damage
b)
slight alteration
c)
temporary setback
d)
minor inconvenience
178.

innumerable

a)
finite
b)
limited
c)
measurable
d)
countless
179.

devote

a)
to briefly consider a task
b)
to ignore or neglect a task
c)
to dedicate or commit oneself to a task or purpose
d)
to abandon a commitment
180.

seize

a)
to release or let go
b)
to destroy or eliminate
c)
to take hold of or capture
d)
to ignore or overlook