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Worksheetscam 13 test 1,2
Total questions: 200
Worksheet time: 2hrs 48mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Clash
a)
Agreement or harmony
b)
Collaboration or teamwork
c)
Unity or solidarity
d)
Conflict or opposition
2.
Disparity
a)
Uniformity
b)
Similarity
c)
discrepancy
d)
Inequality
3.
Reinvigorate
a)
Reinvigorate means to revitalize or refresh.
b)
Reinvigorate means to confuse or complicate.
c)
Reinvigorate means to ignore or neglect.
d)
Reinvigorate means to weaken or diminish.
4.
disapprove of
a)
to endorse
b)
be against
c)
to support
d)
object to
5.
Reaffirm
a)
Ignore or overlook
b)
Dismiss or negate
c)
Deny or reject
d)
Reassert or confirm
6.
Counteract
a)
To complicate or confuse.
b)
To act against or neutralize.
c)
To ignore or overlook.
d)
To support or enhance.
7.
Engagement with
a)
detachment
b)
apathy
c)
disengagement
d)
interaction or involvement
8.
Amateur
a)
A professional who is paid for their work.
b)
A person who is highly skilled in a field.
c)
A person who engages in a pursuit without payment or as a hobby.
d)
Someone who participates in competitions regularly.
9.
Comprise
a)
To be composed of different elements.
b)
To exclude or leave out.
c)
To summarize or condense information.
d)
To consist of or to be made up of.
10.
Team up with
a)
collaborate
b)
compete
c)
isolate
d)
ignore
11.
At first glance
a)
Initial impression or observation.
b)
Immediate reaction or response.
c)
Surface-level analysis.
d)
First thought or idea.
12.
Entail
a)
To summarize briefly.
b)
To exclude from consideration.
c)
To involve as a necessary part or consequence.
d)
To create a new concept.
13.
exceed
a)
to go beyond a limit
b)
to fall short of a target
c)
to remain within a boundary
d)
to decrease in value
14.
Radical
a)
progressive
b)
Extreme
c)
revolutionary
d)
Moderate
15.
Abandon
a)
To enhance or improve something.
b)
To embrace and support something.
c)
To leave behind or give up on something.
d)
To analyze and study something thoroughly.
16.
Redeem
a)
To recover or regain something, often through exchange.
b)
To exchange something for a different item without any value involved.
c)
To borrow something without the intention of returning it.
d)
To lose or forfeit something permanently.
17.
Accumulate
a)
Store in a single location
b)
Gather or collect over time
c)
Disperse or scatter immediately
d)
Forget or neglect over time
18.
Tangible
a)
clear
b)
apparent
c)
obvious
d)
visible
19.
Recession
a)
A period of rapid economic growth.
b)
A significant decline in economic activity.
c)
A rise in consumer spending.
d)
An increase in unemployment rates.
20.
Across-the-board
a)
Limited to specific cases
b)
Exclusively for large organizations
c)
Universal or all-encompassing
d)
Only applicable in certain contexts
21.
Avert
a)
To ignore or neglect.
b)
To enhance or improve.
c)
To prevent or avoid.
d)
To encourage or support.
22.
vivid
a)
faded and bland
b)
pale and weak
c)
dull and muted
d)
bright and intense
23.
comprehension
a)
Misunderstanding a concept
b)
Ignoring the meaning of something
c)
Understanding or grasping the meaning of something.
d)
Memorizing information without context
24.
Cheapen
a)
To make less expensive or reduce in value.
b)
To increase the price or value.
c)
To enhance the quality or features of an item.
d)
To make something more valuable or desirable.
25.
Opulence
a)
A state of poverty
b)
A type of clothing
c)
A form of transportation
d)
Great wealth or luxuriousness.
26.
affluence
a)
Wealth
b)
Savings
c)
Debt
d)
Poverty
27.
recession
a)
A recession is when unemployment rates are at an all-time low.
b)
A recession is a time of economic growth.
c)
A recession is a period of economic decline.
d)
A recession is a type of government policy.
28.
Unleash
a)
Conceal
b)
Restrict
c)
Suppress
d)
Release
29.
Attribute
a)
characteristic
b)
feature
c)
Element
d)
quality
30.
Retain
a)
Discard
b)
Remove
c)
maintain
d)
Neglect
31.
Infuse
a)
To steep or soak a substance in a liquid.
b)
To dry out a substance completely.
c)
To mix a substance with air.
d)
To boil a substance in water.
32.
Adept at
a)
skilled or proficient in
b)
clumsy with
c)
ignorant of
d)
untrained in
33.
Engender
a)
to create a barrier
b)
to cause or give rise to
c)
to ignore or overlook
d)
to eliminate completely
34.
Expansively
a)
broadly
b)
narrowly
c)
widely
d)
thoroughly
35.
Spur smb to
a)
drive
b)
stimulate
c)
push
d)
urge
36.
Cede
a)
To take control of something
b)
To negotiate a deal
c)
To enhance or improve something
d)
To give up or relinquish control.
37.
Jeopardize
a)
to protect from harm
b)
to enhance safety
c)
to promote well-being
d)
to put at risk or in danger
38.
grasp
a)
to release or let go
b)
to ignore or overlook
c)
to understand or seize firmly
d)
to hold loosely
39.
antonym of "Peripheral"
a)
outer
b)
external
c)
central
d)
outside
40.
In the course of
a)
during
b)
alongside
c)
after
d)
before
41.
Primitive
a)
Complex or advanced
b)
Secondary or derivative
c)
Basic or fundamental
d)
Superficial or trivial
42.
Perplexing
a)
Obvious and evident
b)
Clear and straightforward
c)
Confusing or puzzling
d)
Simple and easy
43.
Prone to
a)
vulnerable
b)
susceptible
c)
likely to get
d)
likely to have
44.
pick out
a)
point out
b)
spot
c)
single out
d)
identify
45.
Attuned to
a)
being out of sync with
b)
disconnected from
c)
being in harmony with
d)
in conflict with
46.
Flicker
a)
A continuous stream of light
b)
A brief flash of light or momentary change in brightness.
c)
A sudden loud noise
d)
A gradual dimming of light
47.
glimmer
a)
A faint or wavering light.
b)
A sudden loud noise.
c)
A type of musical instrument.
d)
A bright and steady light.
48.
Seek out
a)
find out
b)
search for
c)
look for
d)
explore
49.
Hypothesis
a)
A definitive conclusion based on evidence.
b)
A random guess without any basis.
c)
A proposed explanation or prediction that can be tested.
d)
A statement that cannot be tested or proven.
50.
assumption
a)
An assumption is a belief or statement taken for granted.
b)
An assumption is a type of conclusion drawn from evidence.
c)
An assumption is a proven fact.
d)
An assumption is a statement that must be verified.
51.
classify
a)
Classify is a noun that refers to a type of classification.
b)
Classify means to confuse or mix up items.
c)
Classify is an adjective used to describe organized items.
d)
Classify is a verb that means to arrange or organize into categories.
52.
principal
a)
minor
b)
primary
c)
chief
d)
fundamental
53.
Propel smth down
a)
Push down
b)
Slide down
c)
Pull down
d)
Lift up
54.
Nuanced
a)
Clear and straightforward in meaning.
b)
Simple and easy to understand.
c)
Obvious and direct in expression.
d)
Subtle or complex in meaning or expression.
55.
Take no notice of
a)
Notice
b)
Recognize
c)
Ignore
d)
Acknowledge
56.
Goodwill
a)
Goodwill is a physical asset like machinery or buildings.
b)
Goodwill is an intangible asset representing the value of a business's reputation and customer relationships.
c)
Goodwill is a type of loan that businesses take to expand.
d)
Goodwill refers to the cash reserves a company holds.
57.
foster
a)
impede
b)
obstruct
c)
boost
d)
stimulate
58.
impede
a)
assist or help
b)
promote or encourage
c)
hinder or obstruct
d)
facilitate or enable
59.
obstruct
a)
to facilitate movement
b)
to block or impede
c)
to enhance visibility
d)
to encourage progress
60.
Defend (from)
a)
defend against
b)
protect from
c)
attack
d)
shield against
61.
shield
a)
secure
b)
guard
c)
protect
d)
defend
62.
Social circle
a)
A type of social media platform.
b)
A formal organization for networking.
c)
A group of individuals with shared interests and relationships.
d)
A collection of random acquaintances.
63.
Drive somebody to do something
a)
To motivate or compel someone to take action.
b)
To ignore someone's needs or desires.
c)
To confuse someone about their choices.
d)
To discourage someone from taking action.
64.
Favouritism
a)
Favouritism is the act of distributing resources equally.
b)
Favouritism is the practice of showing preferential treatment.
c)
Favouritism refers to the practice of ignoring preferences.
d)
Favouritism is a method of equal treatment.
65.
Associate with
a)
disconnect from
b)
connect or relate to
c)
have no relevance to
d)
ignore completely
66.
A dose of
a)
A specific quantity of medication administered.
b)
A medical condition
c)
A method of treatment
d)
A type of medication
67.
Reveal
a)
divulge
b)
conceal
c)
disclose
d)
unveil
68.
divulge
a)
to reveal or make known
b)
to confuse or mislead
c)
to summarize briefly
d)
to hide or keep secret
69.
conceal
a)
to reveal
b)
to display
c)
to expose
d)
to hide
70.
Conduct
a)
Behavior or management of an activity.
b)
A legal term for punishment.
c)
A type of physical exercise.
d)
A method of communication.
71.
proficient
a)
skilled or competent
b)
novice
c)
incompetent
d)
unskilled
72.
Adept
a)
skilled
b)
inexperienced
c)
untrained
d)
clumsy
73.
antonym of "inept"
a)
clumsy
b)
awkward
c)
unskilled
d)
adept
74.
Envy
a)
Envy is a state of complete satisfaction with one's own life.
b)
Envy is a form of happiness derived from others' success.
c)
Envy is the absence of any feelings towards others.
d)
Envy is a feeling of discontent or resentment aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck.
75.
sniff in
a)
Inhale through the nose to detect a scent.
b)
Breathe in deeply through the mouth to taste the air.
c)
Close the eyes to enhance the smell.
d)
Exhale through the mouth to release a scent.
76.
take in
a)
to absorb or receive
b)
to reject or dismiss
c)
to release or let go
d)
to ignore or overlook
77.
Constructively
a)
Constructively ignore problems and avoid solutions.
b)
Constructively criticize others without offering help.
c)
Constructively create more issues instead of solving them.
d)
Constructively approach problems by identifying issues and evaluating solutions.
78.
Charitable
a)
open-handed
b)
benevolent
c)
generous
d)
giving
79.
Lonesome
a)
isolated
b)
solitary
c)
lonely
d)
crowded
80.
Nasal
a)
Nasal refers to the mouth.
b)
Nasal is a term for the ear.
c)
Nasal describes the throat.
d)
Nasal refers to the nose.
81.
Placebo
a)
A placebo is a substance with no therapeutic effect.
b)
A placebo is a powerful medication.
c)
A placebo is a natural remedy.
d)
A placebo is a type of surgery.
82.
Guarantee
a)
A formal promise or assurance regarding quality or performance.
b)
A casual suggestion about a product.
c)
A legal document outlining terms of service.
d)
A marketing strategy for product promotion.
83.
Groundbreaking
a)
pioneering
b)
unprecedented
c)
revolutionary
d)
innovative
84.
Emerge
a)
Emerge means to disappear or become hidden.
b)
Emerge refers to staying in one place without movement.
c)
Emerge signifies a state of being trapped or confined.
d)
Emerge means to come out or become visible.
85.
A new wave of
a)
innovation
b)
imitation
c)
regression
d)
stagnation
86.
adjust
a)
ignore
b)
modify
c)
revise
d)
change
87.
attachment
a)
intimacy
b)
bond
c)
closeness
d)
relationship
88.
halt
a)
stop
b)
cause
c)
trigger
d)
generate
89.
Reinforce
a)
Weaken or diminish
b)
Neglect or ignore
c)
Undermine or sabotage
d)
Strengthen or support
90.
consolidate
a)
combine
b)
separate
c)
divide
d)
isolate
91.
Supersede
a)
To simplify or make easier.
b)
To ignore or overlook.
c)
To replace or take the place of.
d)
To enhance or improve something.
92.
Diminish
a)
shrink
b)
amplify
c)
enhance
d)
lessen
93.
Strip off
a)
remove
b)
preserve
c)
keep
d)
attach
94.
used up
a)
exhausted
b)
depleted
c)
run out
d)
finished
95.
Treat sb harshly
a)
To treat someone with kindness
b)
To ignore someone's needs
c)
To support someone unconditionally
d)
To mistreat or be cruel to someone.
96.
Lucrative
a)
Costly
b)
money-making
c)
Ineffective
d)
Profitable
97.
Occupy
a)
To occupy a position of authority.
b)
To leave a place uninhabited.
c)
To take up space or reside in a place.
d)
To create a new space for development.
98.
invade
a)
to leave a place quietly
b)
to observe without interference
c)
to enter peacefully and with permission
d)
to enter forcefully or without permission
99.
take possession of
a)
to borrow something temporarily
b)
to give away something permanently
c)
to lose ownership of something
d)
to acquire or gain control over something
100.
Set your sights on something
a)
Avoid setting any targets.
b)
Ignore distractions completely.
c)
Wander aimlessly without purpose.
d)
Focus on a goal or objective.
101.
Ally yourself to/with somebody
a)
To oppose someone in a conflict.
b)
To ignore someone completely.
c)
To form an alliance with someone.
d)
To compete against someone in a game.
102.
Pliable
a)
unadaptable
b)
rigid
c)
stiff
d)
flexible or adaptable
103.
Cultivation
a)
Cultivation is the process of growing crops or plants.
b)
Cultivation is the method of cooking food.
c)
Cultivation refers to the process of selling plants.
d)
Cultivation is the act of harvesting crops.
104.
Exorbitantly
a)
Moderately high
b)
Slightly elevated
c)
Unreasonably low
d)
Exorbitantly means excessively or unreasonably high.
105.
possession
a)
The act of giving something away.
b)
The state of having or owning something.
c)
A legal term for a contract.
d)
The process of losing something.
106.
monopoly
a)
A market structure with multiple sellers.
b)
A market structure with a single seller.
c)
A type of government regulation.
d)
A situation where prices are set by consumers.
107.
Rival
a)
competitor
b)
opponent
c)
enemy
d)
foe
108.
defend
a)
to attack or harm
b)
to ignore or neglect
c)
to confuse or mislead
d)
to protect or support
109.
Indigestion
a)
Indigestion is a type of food allergy.
b)
Indigestion is caused by excessive exercise.
c)
Indigestion only occurs in children.
d)
Indigestion is discomfort in the upper abdomen.
110.
alleviate
a)
to ignore a problem completely
b)
to make less severe or more bearable
c)
to increase the severity of a condition
d)
to make something more complicated
111.
At someone’s disposal
a)
Only for emergencies
b)
Not available for use
c)
Available for use
d)
Restricted access
112.
Banquet
a)
A large meal or feast, often for a celebration.
b)
A small snack served before a meal.
c)
A type of dessert typically served at parties.
d)
A formal meeting for business discussions.
113.
fragrance
a)
A pleasant smell or scent.
b)
A brand of detergent.
c)
A cooking ingredient.
d)
A type of flower.
114.
Funeral
a)
A ceremony for honoring a deceased person.
b)
A party to commemorate achievements.
c)
A gathering for family reunions.
d)
A celebration of life events.
115.
indigenous
a)
Belonging to a specific culture
b)
Found in multiple regions
c)
A term for extinct species
d)
Native to a particular region
116.
Tap into
a)
access or utilize
b)
avoid
c)
ignore
d)
dismiss
117.
ponder
a)
to ignore a problem
b)
to express a feeling
c)
to make a decision quickly
d)
to think carefully about something
118.
Stem from
a)
originate from
b)
come from
c)
derive from
d)
result from
119.
arise from
a)
source
b)
cause
c)
beginning
d)
origin
120.
Reckon
a)
Calculate or estimate
b)
Overlook
c)
Disregard
d)
Ignore
121.
assume
a)
To prove something with evidence or facts.
b)
To take for granted or accept as true without proof.
c)
To doubt or question the validity of something.
d)
To ignore or overlook a statement or claim.
122.
Prejudice
a)
Prejudice is a fair judgment based on facts.
b)
Prejudice is a type of legal agreement.
c)
Prejudice is an unbiased perspective on a situation.
d)
Prejudice is a preconceived opinion not based on reason or actual experience.
123.
impartial
a)
One-sided perspective
b)
Subjective opinion
c)
Neutral or unbiased
d)
Partial or biased
124.
Objective
a)
neutral
b)
uninvolved
c)
prejudiced
d)
partial
125.
judge
a)
A judge is responsible for creating laws and regulations.
b)
A judge is a legal official who presides over court proceedings.
c)
A judge is a type of lawyer who represents clients in court.
d)
A judge is a person who evaluates performances in competitions.
126.
Amid
a)
Amid is a conjunction.
b)
Amid is a preposition.
c)
Amid is a noun.
d)
Amid is an adverb.
127.
Be outraged by
a)
something that is widely accepted
b)
a personal opinion
c)
a neutral observation
d)
something perceived as wrong or unjust
128.
Impulse
a)
Impulse is the mass of an object multiplied by its speed.
b)
Impulse is the total energy of a system.
c)
Impulse is the change in velocity of an object.
d)
Impulse is the product of force and the time duration over which it acts.
129.
Replica
a)
An exact copy or reproduction.
b)
A digital representation of an object.
c)
A temporary model for testing purposes.
d)
A unique item with no duplicates.
130.
Deliberately
a)
intentionally
b)
randomly
c)
accidentally
d)
haphazardly
131.
Condemn
a)
To praise or commend someone
b)
To ignore or overlook an issue
c)
To express strong disapproval or to declare something as wrong.
d)
To support and endorse something
132.
criticize
a)
to express disapproval or point out faults
b)
to support or endorse
c)
to ignore or overlook
d)
to praise or commend
133.
Pseudo
a)
Pseudo is a type of software.
b)
Pseudo means something that is very real.
c)
Pseudo refers to a genuine item.
d)
Pseudo refers to something that is not genuine or real.
134.
genuine
a)
fake
b)
counterfeit
c)
spurious
d)
authentic
135.
deceive
a)
to mislead or trick someone
b)
to entertain someone with a story
c)
to assist someone in need
d)
to inform someone accurately
136.
Be moved to tears
a)
To experience a sudden burst of anger.
b)
To feel happy and laugh uncontrollably.
c)
To feel deep emotions that lead to crying.
d)
To remain completely indifferent to a situation.
137.
Revere
a)
To regard with deep respect and admiration.
b)
To feel indifferent or apathetic towards.
c)
To criticize harshly and openly.
d)
To ignore or dismiss completely.
138.
look up to
a)
to ignore someone
b)
to criticize someone
c)
to compete with someone
d)
to admire or respect someone
139.
Composition
a)
Composition is the arrangement of elements to create a whole.
b)
Composition is the act of writing poetry.
c)
Composition refers to the style of music.
d)
Composition is the process of mixing colors.
140.
Subtle
a)
Obvious and apparent to everyone.
b)
Clear and straightforward in meaning.
c)
Easily understood and recognized.
d)
Not obvious or delicate in nature.
141.
delicate
a)
solid
b)
fragile
c)
sturdy
d)
robust
142.
Laud
a)
To criticize or condemn.
b)
To praise or extol.
c)
To ignore or overlook.
d)
To confuse or mislead.
143.
Millennia
a)
100 years
b)
1000 years
c)
10000 years
d)
100000 years
144.
acclaim
a)
indifferent criticism
b)
silent disapproval
c)
unnoticed mediocrity
d)
enthusiastic approval or praise
145.
Trawl through smt
a)
dig through something
b)
browse through something
c)
sift through something
d)
search through something
146.
actualize
a)
To make something real or to implement it.
b)
To ignore or overlook an idea.
c)
To delay or postpone something.
d)
To create a fictional story.
147.
fright
a)
happiness
b)
fear
c)
calmness
d)
anxiety
148.
Sophisticated
a)
complex
b)
elaborate
c)
complicated
d)
advanced
149.
Prestigious
a)
distinguished
b)
honoured
c)
acclaimed
d)
reputable
150.
Trick sb into Ving
a)
encourage someone to take action
b)
convince someone to avoid doing something
c)
deceive someone into doing something
d)
persuade someone to ignore a task
151.
deceive
a)
to entertain someone with a story
b)
to assist someone in need
c)
to inform someone accurately
d)
to mislead or trick someone
152.
Enrapture
a)
To give intense pleasure or joy.
b)
To create a sense of boredom or indifference.
c)
To provide a feeling of confusion or uncertainty.
d)
To cause intense pain or suffering.
153.
Possess
a)
To give away something.
b)
To lose possession of an item.
c)
To have or own something.
d)
To borrow something temporarily.
154.
Overstimulation
a)
Overstimulation is an excessive sensory input that overwhelms an individual.
b)
Overstimulation is a type of meditation technique.
c)
Overstimulation refers to a calm environment.
d)
Overstimulation is a lack of sensory input.
155.
Speculate
a)
To form a theory or conjecture.
b)
To analyze data thoroughly.
c)
To confirm a fact with certainty.
d)
To make a guess without evidence.
156.
excessive
a)
just enough
b)
equal to the requirement
c)
more than necessary
d)
less than necessary
157.
Distraction
a)
interruption
b)
disturbance
c)
intrusio
d)
interference
158.
diminish
a)
alleviate
b)
lessen
c)
amplify
d)
intensify
159.
adverse
a)
harmful or unfavorable
b)
beneficial or positive
c)
neutral or indifferent
d)
supportive or helpful
160.
sustain
a)
to destroy or eliminate
b)
to support or maintain
c)
to ignore or neglect
d)
to confuse or mislead
161.
endure
a)
to suffer patiently or to withstand hardship
b)
to ignore pain completely
c)
to avoid any challenges
d)
to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle
162.
live through
a)
to ignore or neglect
b)
to experience or endure
c)
to avoid or escape
d)
to forget or dismiss
163.
go through
a)
to examine or review something carefully
b)
to pass through a location
c)
to make a quick decision
d)
to ignore something completely
164.
Irritability
a)
Irritability is a state of being easily annoyed or angered.
b)
Irritability is the ability to remain patient.
c)
Irritability refers to a state of calmness.
d)
Irritability is a sign of happiness.
165.
End up
a)
to avoid making a decision
b)
to reach a conclusion prematurely
c)
to change one's mind frequently
d)
to arrive at a final state or situation
166.
Put smt into gear
a)
To disengage or stop a process.
b)
To ignore or bypass a procedure.
c)
To activate or start a process.
d)
To slow down or pause an action.
167.
switch on
a)
turn on
b)
activate
c)
disconnect
d)
deactivate
168.
Fester
a)
To become infected or inflamed.
b)
To remain unaffected and healthy.
c)
To become more resilient and strong.
d)
To heal quickly and completely.
169.
Adaptive
a)
The ability to adjust or change in response to conditions.
b)
The process of ignoring external factors.
c)
A method of learning without any adjustments.
d)
The ability to remain unchanged in all situations.
170.
Convince
a)
Persuasion through logical and emotional reasoning.
b)
A technique for avoiding difficult conversations.
c)
A way to confuse someone into agreement.
d)
A method of teaching without any reasoning.
171.
persuade
a)
mislead
b)
deceive
c)
convince
d)
confuse
172.
Allow the mind to wander
a)
Limits imagination and stifles thought.
b)
Promotes rigid thinking and conformity.
c)
Encourages creativity and free thinking.
d)
Discourages exploration and curiosity.
173.
Come up with
a)
Discuss previous solutions
b)
Generate or create ideas or solutions.
c)
Analyze existing ideas
d)
Formulate a question
174.
Be prone to
a)
susceptible
b)
vulnerable
c)
inclined
d)
likely to get
175.
Engage in
a)
ignore
b)
dismiss
c)
participate
d)
take part in
176.
Specialise in
a)
a general knowledge
b)
a broad range of skills
c)
a temporary job position
d)
a specific area of expertise
177.
Arousal
a)
Arousal is a physiological and psychological state of being alert and responsive.
b)
Arousal is a state of deep sleep.
c)
Arousal is solely a physical reaction without psychological components.
d)
Arousal refers to a lack of emotional response.
178.
Axes
a)
Axes are a type of graph.
b)
Axes refer to the lines in a pie chart.
c)
Axes are used only in three-dimensional space.
d)
Axes are the plural of axis, used in graphs and coordinate systems.
179.
Plot
a)
The author's writing style.
b)
The main character's background.
c)
The setting of the story.
d)
The sequence of events in a narrative.
180.
categorize
a)
Classify or arrange into groups.
b)
Sort by color
c)
Group by size
d)
Label with tags
181.
classify
a)
Classify is a noun that refers to a type of classification.
b)
Classify means to confuse or mix up items.
c)
Classify is a verb that means to arrange or organize into categories.
d)
Classify is an adjective describing something that is organized.
182.
Restless
a)
Calm and relaxed
b)
Eager to sleep
c)
Feeling energetic
d)
Restless means unable to rest or relax.
183.
Agitated
a)
Neutral and stable state
b)
Bored and uninterested state
c)
Disturbed or excited state
d)
Calm and relaxed state
184.
apathy
a)
indifference
b)
interest
c)
disinterest
d)
concern
185.
Depression
a)
Depression is a physical illness.
b)
Depression can be cured with exercise alone.
c)
Depression is a mental health disorder.
d)
Depression only affects older adults.
186.
Frustration
a)
Frustration is a type of food.
b)
Frustration is an emotional response.
c)
Frustration is a physical condition.
d)
Frustration is a musical genre.
187.
Keep sb’s mind on smt
a)
To confuse someone about their priorities.
b)
To encourage someone to forget about something.
c)
To help someone focus on something.
d)
To distract someone from their thoughts.
188.
invigorating
a)
refreshing
b)
vitalizing
c)
energizing
d)
stimulating
189.
Comprehensive
a)
in-depth
b)
thorough
c)
partial
d)
complete
190.
Underlying
a)
Superficial or trivial.
b)
Foundational or basic.
c)
Secondary or minor.
d)
Temporary or fleeting.
191.
Perceive
a)
To ignore sensory information.
b)
To become aware of or interpret through the senses.
c)
To analyze data mathematically.
d)
To express emotions through art.
192.
comprise
a)
to summarize
b)
to exclude
c)
to include
d)
to consist of
193.
abnormal
a)
ordinary
b)
unusual
c)
average
d)
typical
194.
constitute
a)
To make up or form something.
b)
To analyze or interpret data.
c)
To destroy or eliminate something.
d)
To create a new law.
195.
accomplishment
a)
achievement
b)
failure
c)
abandonment
d)
attainment
196.
Inclusion
a)
Inclusion is the practice of involving diverse individuals in society.
b)
Inclusion is a method of measuring economic growth.
c)
Inclusion refers to a type of food that is served at events.
d)
Inclusion is the act of excluding certain groups from society.
197.
Customize
a)
To limit choices to a predefined set.
b)
To remove all existing features.
c)
To modify according to individual preferences.
d)
To create a new design from scratch.
198.
Devise
a)
To summarize or condense information.
b)
To destroy or eliminate something.
c)
To observe or analyze a situation.
d)
To plan or invent something.
199.
Undergo
a)
to avoid or escape something
b)
to ignore or neglect something
c)
to analyze or dissect something
d)
to experience or endure something
200.
Exhilarating
a)
Mundane and tedious.
b)
Exciting and invigorating.
c)
Boring and dull.
d)
Lifeless and unexciting.
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