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Advanced Words Final Review (Advanced English)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The researcher had to ___ every result before publishing the study.

a)

Fluctuate

b)

Fiddle

c)

Scrutinize

d)

Erode

2.

The diplomat’s speech was admired for its intellectual rigor and remarkable ___, which fostered trust among the negotiators.

a)

Hostile

b)

Appalling

c)

Gainsay

d)

Candor

3.

In rapidly changing global markets, adaptability becomes ___ for organizations that wish to sustain long-term relevance.

a)

Paramount

b)

Trifling

c)

Ceaseless

d)

Obsolete

4.

To accelerate the approval process, the research team attempted to ___ unnecessary bureaucratic steps without compromising ethics.

a)

Crave

b)

Bypass

c)

Dread

d)

Quest

5.

Continuous exposure to harsh environmental conditions can gradually ___ even the strongest materials, weakening their structural integrity.

a)

Fluctuate

b)

Ceaseless

c)

Erode

d)

Sparkling

6.

The introduction of AI-powered systems rendered several traditional tools entirely ___ within just a year.

a)

Quaint

b)

Obsolete

c)

Meticulous

d)

Reluctantly

7.

Her increasingly ___ responses revealed growing impatience with the slow decision-making of the committee.

a)

Quaint

b)

Dread

c)

Idolize 

d)

Petulant

8.

The allegations circulating online were quickly proven to be entirely ___ after a thorough investigation.

a)

Bogus

b)

Flaw

c)

Jittery

d)

Catalyst

9.

His unwavering and ___ commitment to academic integrity earned him widespread admiration among his colleagues.

a)

Paltry

b)

Aloof

c)

Staunch

d)

Obsolete

10.

Working ___ in the laboratory, the team managed to complete weeks of research in just a few days.

a)

Mundane

b)

Ceaselessly

c)

Aloof

d)

Listless

11.

Publishing data without proper verification could seriously ___ the credibility of the entire research group.

a)

Jeopardize

b)

Fiddle

c)

Crave

d)

Clasp

12.

To ___ the learning experience, the instructor integrated high-quality visuals and real industry cases.

a)

Reluctantly

b)

Enhance

c)

Gainsay

d)

Malleable

13.

The scholars attempted to ___ the validity of the new theory but lacked sufficient empirical evidence.

a)

Reluctantly

b)

Fiddle

c)

Gainsay

d)

Cumbersome

14.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “She felt profoundly mundane when she learned about the unexpected policy changes.”

a)

Appalled

b)

Dread

c)

Quaint

d)

Expedited

15.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “Her tone became strangely engrossed when she confronted the team about the errors.”

a)

Albeit

b)

Forgo

c)

Hostile

d)

Hover

16.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “Due to unexpected delays, they had to broker their lunch break to finish the proposal.”

a)

Forgo

b)

Jittery

c)

Tedious

d)

Annihilate

17.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “A sense of uncertainty continued to depict over the committee long after the vote.”

a)

Mundane

b)

Fluctuate

c)

Hover

d)

Ubiquitous

18.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “Students found the instructions mundane impossible to understand.”

a)

Hasten

b)

Scrutinize

c)

Tedious

d)

Utterly

19.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “He accepted the position appalling it required relocating to another country.”

a)
  1. Fiddle

b)

Albeit

c)

Ubiquitous

d)

Gainsay

20.

In this phrase there is a wrong word indicated in bold, correct it: “The student’s explanation was extremely bamboozle, so the professor praised its clarity and depth.”

a)

Bogus

b)

Eloquent

c)

Ceaseless

d)

Appalling