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Total questions: 122

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Date
1.

The sentence “The book was translated” is

a)

Reflexive form

b)

Passive construction

c)

Modal transformation

d)

Causative structure

e)

Active construction

2.

In passive voice, the agent is introduced with

a)

Of

b)

From

c)

By

d)

With

e)

To

3.

Phrasal verb “look after” means

a)

>Ignore politely

b)

Search carefully

c)

Observe silently

d)

Move away from

e)

Take care of

4.

Phrasal verb “turn down” means

a)

Reject something

b)

Support someone

c)

Begin suddenly

d)

Agree immediately

e)

Increase volume

5.

Phrasal verb “come across” means

a)

Explain purposefully

b)

Present formally

c)

Request directly

d)

Repeat intentionally

e)

Find by chance

6.

Phrasal verb “carry out” means

a)

Forget or skip

b)

Perform or complete

c)

Replace or switch

d)

Delay or postpone

e)

Hide or remove

7.

Collocation “strong argument” means

a)

Well-supported reasoning

b)

Emotional exaggeration

c)

Incorrect assumption

d)

Weak interpretation

e)

Unclear explanation

8.

Collocation “make a decision” is

a)

An idiomatic metaphor

b)

A poetic figurative image

c)

A rare professional term

d)

A natural English combination

e)

An incorrect structure

9.

Word combination “take responsibility” means

a)

Avoid commitment

b)

Accept obligation

c)

Refuse involvement

d)

Ignore expectations

e)

Transfer duty

10.

In translation, false friends are

a)

Perfect lexical equivalents

b)

Rare borrowed synonyms

c)

Only informal slang expressions

d)

Purely technical abbreviations

e)

Words similar in form but different in meaning

11.

Lexical approximation occurs when

a)

Term is retained unchanged

b)

Concept is culturally shifted

c)

Expression becomes archaic

d)

Exact term is replaced with near meaning

e)

Meaning is reversed intentionally

12.

Loan translation replicates

a)

Only phonetic sound patterns

b)

Meaning and structure from another language

c)

Only idiomatic emotional tone

d)

Only semantic partial fields

e)

Only syntactic alignment forms

13.

Phrase “be interested in” forms a

a)

Free optional variation

b)

Incorrect register expression

c)

Rare metaphor construction

d)

Formal archaic structure

e)

Stable prepositional collocation

14.

Verb + noun collocation example

a)

Make progress

b)

Bring fact

c)

Do success

d)

Take solution

e)

Write happiness

15.

Nominalization involves

a)

Turning nouns into verbs

b)

Removing word endings

c)

Turning verbs into nouns

d)

Erasing lexical associations

e)

Reversing semantic polarity

16.

Concrete vocabulary refers to

a)

Abstract ideological terms

b)

Highly technical expressions

c)

Idiomatic metaphor chains

d)

Words describing physical things

e)

Archaic literary constructs

17.

Abstract vocabulary refers to

a)

Material physical objects

b)

Specific biological terms

c)

Highly colloquial items

d)

Fixed proverbial formulas

e)

Conceptual or intangible ideas

18.

Multimodal translation includes

a)

Removing all cultural elements

b)

Reproducing classical rhetoric

c)

Simplifying lexical forms

d)

Combining textual and audiovisual elements

e)

Changing only grammatical forms

19.

Backshift in reported speech changes

a)

Noun number based on position

b)

Verb tense according to context

c)

Pronunciation based on dialect

d)

Word stress based on rhythm

e)

Article form according to register

20.

Register shift may cause

a)

Change in literal definitions

b)

Change in perceived politeness

c)

Loss of grammatical agreement

d)

Reversal of lexical stress

e)

Structural sentence collapse

21.

Modal verbs express

a)

Possibility or necessity

b)

Absolute temporal precision

c)

Nominal category parity

d)

Syllable count stability

e)

Lexical derivational pattern

22.

Collocation “highly effective” expresses

a)

Neutral descriptive detail

b)

Strong functional evaluation

c)

Weak technical relevance

d)

Random stylistic nuance

e)

Negative subjective emotion

23.

Phrasal verb “break down” means

a)

Increase intensity

b)

Accept conditions

c)

Stop functioning

d)

Persuade logically

e)

Organize systematically

24.

Phrasal verb “bring up” means

a)

Create a mistake

b)

Take something away

c)

Follow instructions carefully

d)

Check something again

e)

Mention a topic

25.

Phrasal verb “set off” means

a)

Conclude discussion

b)

Begin a journey

c)

Evaluate performance

d)

Maintain status quo

e)

Remove limitations

26.

Collocation “pay attention” means

a)

Ignore intentionally

b)

Delay response

c)

Focus carefully

d)

Interrupt discussion

e)

Reduce effort

27.

Word formation “un-” prefix expresses

a)

Cultural shift

b)

Neutral register

c)

Phonetic extension

d)

Opposite meaning

e)

Intensified meaning

28.

Suffix “-ness” forms

a)

Verbs from verbs

b)

Adjectives from nouns

c)

Articles from pronouns

d)

Adverbs from verbs

e)

Nouns from adjectives

29.

Semantic drift happens when

a)

Word shape changes physically

b)

Pronunciation becomes shorter

c)

Word meaning changes over time

d)

Orthographic rules are reversed

e)

Grammatical category switches

30.

Homonyms are

a)

Words identical in meaning but different in length

b)

Words identical in form but different in meaning

c)

Words found only in technical writing styles

d)

Words used only in spoken informal contexts

e)

Words completely unrelated across languages

31.

Synonyms are

a)

Words with permanently identical form

b)

Words limited to historical documents

c)

Words that replace idioms automatically

d)

Words fixed only in proverbs and sayings

e)

Words with similar meaning in context

32.

Academic vocabulary is

a)

Slang used in everyday conversation

b)

Idioms for humorous storytelling

c)

Formal language used in scholarly writing

d)

Technical jargon from engineering

e)

Dialect vocabulary for local speech

33.

Antonyms are

a)

Words limited to one dialect group

b)

Words used only in legal contexts

c)

Words lacking semantic structure

d)

Words with opposite meaning

e)

Words borrowed from another language

34.

Polysemy describes

a)

Two words merging into one term

b)

Phonetic change without semantic shift

c)

Total semantic disappearance over time

d)

One word with multiple related meanings

e)

Complete synonymity across languages

35.

Lexical ambiguity occurs when

a)

A word is used only in technical fields

b)

A word cannot form collocations

c)

A word is historically untraceable

d)

A word lacks phonetic variation

e)

A word has more than one interpretation

36.

“Bank” (river bank / financial bank) illustrates

a)

Register shift pattern

b)

Homonymy phenomenon

c)

Common metaphor extension

d)

Technical vocabulary usage

e)

Synonymy phenomenon

37.

 “Light” (not heavy / illumination) illustrates

a)

Grammatical derivation process

b)

Formal academic equivalence

c)

Borrowed lexical assimilation

d)

Polysemous usage pattern

e)

Context-free lexical mapping

38.

A synonym for “important” in academic context

a)

Significant value

b)

Funny expression

c)

Minor point

d)

Irrelevant matter

e)

Random choice

39.

A synonym for “improve” in academic writing

a)

Reduce clarity

b)

Enhance quality

c)

Delay outcome

d)

Weaken structure

e)

Limit progress

40.

A synonym for “explain” in academic writing

a)

Clarify meaning

b)

Confuse purpose

c)

Disrupt logic

d)

Shift topic

e)

Ignore detail

41.

A synonym for “increase” in academic style

a)

Raise level

b)

Hide fact

c)

Limit growth

d)

Deny effect

e)

Avoid change

42.

A synonym for “decrease” in academic usage

a)

Support expansion

b)

Reduce amount

c)

Promote intensity

d)

Strengthen scale

e)

Enhance capacity

43.

A synonym for “understand” academically

a)

Comprehend fully

b)

Ignore partly

c)

Forget gradually

d)

>Overlook entirely

e)

Estimate roughly

44.

A synonym for “result” in academic register

a)

Emotion felt

b)

Accident caused

c)

Outcome produced

d)

Random event

e)

Personal belief

45.

A synonym for “research” academically

a)

Personal narrative

b)

Unstructured dialogue

c)

Fictional imagination

d)

Unplanned discovery

e)

Systematic investigation

46.

"Match" meaning "fit appropriately" is

a)

Technical terminology

b)

Verb polysemy use

c)

Pure homonym contrast

d)

Stylistic exaggeration

e)

Metaphor substitution

47.

"Present" (gift / introduce) shows

a)

Neutral register limitation

b)

Contextual borrowing

c)

Academic lexical shift

d)

Formal synonym mapping

e)

Homonymic separation

48.

"Article" (grammar / journal publication) shows

a)

Polysemous category

b)

Obsolete lexicon

c)

Pure transliteration

d)

Single semantic usage

e)

Fixed metaphor phrase

49.

Academic tone requires

a)

Colloquial emotional speech

b)

Neutral precise vocabulary

c)

Playful informal register

d)

Unstructured narration style

e)

Highly personal expressions

50.

Formal synonyms for “help” include

a)

Laugh freely

b)

Assist effectively

c)

Imagine widely

d)

Pause temporarily

e)

Imagine widely

51.

Formal synonyms for “show” include

a)

Demonstrate clearly

b)

Distract completely

c)

Criticize strongly

d)

Replace unwillingly

e)

Interrupt suddenly

52.

Formal synonyms for “get” include

a)

Obtain successfully

b)

Forget deliberately

c)

Complain excessively

d)

Relax informally

e)

Disagree immediately

53.

Formal synonyms for “think” include

a)

Consider thoughtfully

b)

React impulsively

c)

Ignore intentionally

d)

Oppose instinctively

e)

Refuse logically

54.

Collocation “make effort” means

a)

Stop quickly

b)

Wait silently

c)

Try hard

d)

Forget slowly

e)

Laugh loudly

55.

Collocation “raise awareness” means

a)

Reduce shared information

b)

Increase public understanding

c)

Hide essential knowledge

d)

Confuse collective memory

e)

Limit widespread access

56.

Collocation “take notes” means

a)

Memorize accidentally

b)

Whisper quietly

c)

Summarize emotionally

d)

Translate automatically

e)

Write information down

57.

Phrasal verb “look up” means

a)

Leave location

b)

Whisper secretly

c)

Search information

d)

Fail repeatedly

e)

Return quickly

58.

Phrasal verb “run out of” means

a)

Add more resources

b)

Replace with alternative

c)

Organize new arrangement

d)

Increase available supply

e)

Have no more left

59.

Phrasal verb “deal with” means

a)

Handle a situation

b)

Create new issue

c)

Ignore all details

d)

Forget entire problem

e)

Refuse every suggestion

60.

Collocation “heavy rain” is

a)

Unusual metaphor usage

b)

Technical scientific phrase

c)

Natural lexical pairing

d)

Incorrect adjective choice

e)

Rare poetic construction

61.

Collocation “deep understanding” expresses

a)

Superficial observation

b)

Unclear interpretation

c)

Random assumption

d)

Accidental awareness

e)

Thorough comprehension

62.

 “Right” (correct / direction) is

a)

Homonym with two meanings

b)

Loan word from Latin origin

c)

Rare obsolete vocabulary

d)

Pure metaphorical usage

e)

Idiomatic cultural symbol

63.

 “Fair” (just / event) is

a)

Synonym chain

b)

Homonymic contrast

c)

Dialect-specific term

d)

Archaic poetic form

e)

Phonetic borrowing

64.

Academic paraphrasing requires

a)

Reordering sentences randomly

b)

Replacing nouns with pronouns

c)

Removing content significance

d)

Copying original text directly

e)

Restating meaning in new wording

65.

Choose the correct synonym for “assist”

a)

ignore

b)

support

c)

delay

d)

refuse

e)

prevent

66.

Choose the correct synonym for “significant”

a)

weak

b)

minor

c)

random

d)

important

e)

small

67.

Homonym: “bank” refers to

a)

financial institution

b)

metal tool

c)

medical procedure

d)

musical instrument

e)

fruit type

68.

Homonym: “seal” can mean

a)

snow storm

b)

sharp knife

c)

ancient city

d)

metal fence

e)

marine animal

69.

Academic word: “analyze” means

a)

ignore quickly

b)

examine in detail

c)

repeat loudly

d)

translate freely

e)

guess randomly

70.

Academic word: “derive” means

a)

forget completely

b)

replace suddenly

c)

obtain from source

d)

describe loosely

e)

increase speed

71.

Choose synonym pair

a)

rapid – quick

b)

cold – warm

c)

happy – sad

d)

light – heavy

e)

open – shut

72.

Choose synonym pair

a)

run – walk

b)

purchase – buy

c)

>full – empty

d)

young – old

e)

rise – fall

73.

Collocation: “make” correctly pairs with

a)

homework

b)

decision

c)

fun

d)

smile

e)

sleep

74.

Collocation: “do” correctly pairs with

a)

promise

b)

photo

c)

research

d)

appointment

e)

noise

75.

Phrasal verb: “carry on” means

a)

refuse

b)

stop

c)

continue

d)

replace

e)

repeat

76.

Phrasal verb: “give up” means

a)

stop trying

b)

succeed quickly

c)

explain fully

d)

organize group

e)

start learning

77.

Word formation: “education” is noun of

a)

educator

b)

educational

c)

educate

d)

educative

e)

educating

78.

Word formation: “creative” is adjective of

a)

creativity

b)

create

c)

creating

d)

creator

e)

creation

79.

Homonym: “right” can mean

a)

green

b)

dangerous

c)

broken

d)

silent

e)

correct

80.

Academic word: “estimate” means

a)

measure exactly

b)

ignore intentionally

c)

calculate approximately

d)

divide evenly

e)

translate precisely

81.

Choose synonym pair

a)

slow – fast

b)

accurate – exact

c)

short – tall

d)

complex – simple

e)

late – early

82.

Choose synonym pair

a)

lose – find

b)

push – pull

c)

hide – show

d)

accept – reject

e)

maintain – keep

83.

Collocation: “heavy” pairs with

a)

traffic

b)

letter

c)

plastic

d)

length

e)

shadow

84.

Collocation: “strong” pairs with

a)

cloud

b)

winter

c)

window

d)

number

e)

argument

85.

Phrasal verb: “break down” means

a)

run quickly

b)

change shape

c)

cook slowly

d)

repeat text

e)

stop functioning

86.

Phrasal verb: “look after” means

a)

ignore silently

b)

discuss openly

c)

translate directly

d)

remove completely

e)

take care of

87.

Word formation: “performance” is noun of

a)

performer

b)

perform

c)

performing

d)

performative

e)

performed

88.

Word formation: “information” is noun of

a)

informal

b)

inform

c)

informing

d)

informative

e)

informed

89.

Homonym: “letter” can refer to

a)

vehicle part

b)

musical beat

c)

building roof

d)

medical tool

e)

alphabet symbol

90.

Academic word: “interpret” means

a)

destroy completely

b)

summarize briefly

c)

explain meaning

d)

repeat loudly

e)

divide equally

91.

Choose synonym pair

a)

dark – bright

b)

kind – cruel

c)

gain – loss

d)

benefit – advantage

e)

pain – pleasure

92.

Choose synonym pair

a)

silent – noisy

b)

predict – forecast

c)

weak – strong

d)

start – finish

e)

hot – cold

93.

Collocation: “take” pairs with

a)

joy

b)

responsibility

c)

coffee

d)

goal

e)

heat

94.

Collocation: “pay” pairs with

a)

attention

b)

truth

c)

music

d)

furniture

e)

history

95.

Phrasal verb: “turn on” means

a)

close

b)

erase

c)

slow

d)

hide

e)

activate

96.

Phrasal verb: “run out of” means

a)

study deeply

b)

have no more

c)

remove slowly

d)

break suddenly

e)

run quickly

97.

Word formation: “development” is noun of

a)

develop

b)

developer

c)

developing

d)

developmental

e)

developed

98.

Word formation: “decision” is noun of

a)

deciding

b)

decidable

c)

decider

d)

decisive

e)

decide

99.

Homonym: “spring” can mean

a)

season

b)

metal box

c)

engine

d)

bridge

e)

knife

100.

Academic word: “justify” means

a)

give valid reasons

b)

remove evidence

c)

forget purpose

d)

explain grammar

e)

speak loudly

101.

Choose synonym pair

a)

increase – rise

b)

open – close

c)

smooth – rough

d)

arrive – leave

e)

enter – exit

102.

Choose synonym pair

a)

teach – learn

b)

fly – walk

c)

require – need

d)

throw – catch

e)

push – jump

103.

Collocation: “high” pairs with

a)

quality

b)

shoe

c)

glass

d)

computer

e)

ceiling

104.

Collocation: “keep” pairs with

a)

promise

b)

pencil

c)

story

d)

distance

e)

season

105.

Phrasal verb: “take off” means

a)

block or stop

b)

remove or depart

c)

compare or list

d)

argue or debate

e)

create or build

106.

Phrasal verb: “look up” means

a)

walk backward

b)

drive carefully

c)

search for information

d)

arrive late

e)

cook slowly

107.

Word formation: “agreement” is noun of

a)

agreeably

b)

agreemental

c)

agreeing

d)

agreed

e)

agree

108.

Word formation: “writer” is noun of

a)

writing

b)

rewriting

c)

writable

d)

write

e)

written

109.

Homonym: “bat” can mean

a)

large boat

b)

flying animal

c)

wooden box

d)

small mountain

e)

metal wire

110.

Academic word: “evaluate” means

a)

ignore result

b)

compare letters

c)

divide equally

d)

copy information

e)

assess value

111.

Choose synonym pair

a)

short – long

b)

clean – dirty

c)

goal – aim

d)

safe – dangerous

e)

hard – soft

112.

Choose synonym pair

a)

method – approach

b)

low – high

c)

summer – winter

d)

present – absent

e)

new – old

113.

Collocation: “gain” pairs with

a)

glass

b)

temperature

c)

window

d)

experience

e)

flower

114.

Collocation: “lose” pairs with

a)

control

b)

table

c)

sound

d)

rain

e)

sun

115.

Choose the correct synonym for “begin”

a)

start

b)

finish

c)

pause

d)

ignore

e)

close

116.

Choose the correct synonym for “quick”

a)

slow

b)

short

c)

late

d)

heavy

e)

fast

117.

Homonym: “match” can mean

a)

contest

b)

knife

c)

road

d)

window

e)

tree

118.

Homonym: “bark” can refer to

a)

animal

b)

book

c)

knife

d)

river

e)

tree covering

119.

Academic word: “conclude” means

a)

>ignore facts

b)

start discussion

c)

repeat text

d)

erase content

e)

reach a decision

120.

Academic word: “assess” means

a)

forget

b)

ignore

c)

remove

d)

repeat

e)

evaluate

121.

Choose synonym pair

a)

large – small

b)

light – heavy

c)

tiny – small

d)

hot – cold

e)

fast – slow

122.

Choose synonym pair

a)

happy – glad

b)

short – tall

c)

big – tiny

d)

angry – happy

e)

weak – strong

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