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Synonyms Test Master

SYNONYMS

Find the synonym of the following words written in capitals.

1.He LOOKS at himself in the glass.
A) puts
B) likes
C) sees
D) stares
E) stands

2.Ships and AIRCRAFTS are often equipped with radio telephones.
A) planes
B) trains
C) railroads
D) highways
E) boats

3.Hemingway is a FAMOUS writer.
A) well-known
B) unknown
C) good
D) interesting
E) loved

4.The children know that the sun RISES in the east.
A) wakes up
B) reaches
C) appears
D) sets
E) watches

5.The teacher ASKED why he had missed so many classes.
A) replied
B) informed
C) wondered
D) answered
E) said

6.I don’t want to know what they are TALKING about.
A) taking
B) speaking
C) coming
D) leaving
E) saying

7.The game they LIKED best was writing short stories of their own.
A) found
B) did
C) enjoyed
D) wanted
E) wished

8.My friend was sorry as his father was DEAD.
A) killed
B) living
C) came
D) was ill
E) was alive

9.My friends can use my notes when they are ILL.
A) sick
B) hard
C) fresh
D) fine
E) fear

10. Our classes usually ARE OVER at 7 in the evening.
A) go on
B) continue
C) finish
D) begin
E) succeed

11. She said that she WAS GOING to live in London.
A) intended
B) came
C) planned
D) went
E) left

12. He thought that he was very SILLY.
A) clever
B) foolish
C) bright
D) wise
E) strong

13. They had a big house and AT THE BACK OF it there was a small lake.
A) behind
B) in front of
C) between
D) over
E) near

14. TWO HUNDRED YEARS ago the square yard was very clean.
A) many years
B) two week
C) two centuries
D) a fortnight
E) two months

15. I am not going to write any more NOW.
A) then
B) at the moment
C) once
D) early
E) before

16. We shall be REACHING the station in 15 minutes.
A) moving to
B) leaving for
C) staying at
D) getting to
E) taking from

17. She saw at once that something terrible had HAPPENED.
A) solved
B) decided
C) understood
D) heard
E) taken place

18. She became angry and BEGAN to shout at them.
A) finished
B) stopped
C) started
D) set
E) was over

19. They BEGAN to work together twenty years ago.
A) finished
B) stayed
C) continued
D) started
E) gave up

20. We took the book last week and now we must GIVE it back.
A) take
B) return
C) revise
D) copy
E) hold

21. Switzerland helps developing countries to TRAIN their skilled personnel.
A) inform
B) prepare
C) learn
D) give
E) study

22. The girl was so ATTRACTIVE that I constantly looked at her.
A) simple
B) plain
C) ugly
D) pretty
E) quick

23. My parents WENT TO Moscow in May and they will come back in June.
A) started
B) set out
C) visited
D) left for
E) left

24. If your friend is seriously ill you should GO TO SEE him.
A) ask about
B) leave
C) see
D) visit
E) approach

25. I would like to speak to you IMMEDIATELY.
A) right now
B) just once
D) later
E) in 2 days

26. That wasn’t pronounced CORRECTLY.
A) wrongly
B) exactly
C) badly
D) good
E) well

27. “Will you GO ON, Ashley?” said the teacher.
A) start
B) finish
C) stop
D) continue
E) begin

28. What HAPPENED to you?
A) was result of
B) came
C) was the matter with
D) made
E) was glad

29. I ENJOYED the trip very much.
A) was happy
B) interested in
C) liked
D) was surprised
E) was glad

30. She is a doctor and ALSO a student.
A) else
B) too
C) either
D) neither
E) so

31. His HOLIDAY by the sea was like a dream.
A) rest
B) rested
C) walk
D) stay
E) life

32. The housewife TASTED the soup and said it was delicious.
A) cooked
B) tried
C) tried on
D) took
E) gave

33. The child couldn’t find his ball because he had PUT it under the bed.
A) take
B) took
C) carried
D) place
E) placed

34. The streets of Tashkent are WIDE and straight.
A) broad
B) beautiful
C) narrow
D) long
E) plain

35. The school he goes to is NEAR his house.
A) closed
B) far
C) not far from
D) about
E) by

36. There was an old man in a barge, whose nose was exceedingly LARGE.
A) tiny
B) huge
C) minute
D) wide
E) small

37. At the age of 17 he LEFT school and went to work at the factory.
A) graduated
B) went out
C) entered
D) stopped
E) quitted

38. I’ll LEND you my book if you return it to me.
A) take
B) show
C) give
D) send
E) get

39. The festival STARTED in Berlin.
A) began
B) go on
C) went on
D) was held
E) opened

40. I like to CLEAN my room.
A) wash
B) white - wash
C) paint
D) tidy up
E) sweep

41. This film IS ON at the “Friendship” cinema.
A) is shown
B) performs
C) runs
D) goes
E) does

42. Mr. Brown was very happy as he HAD RETURNED from his hometown.
A) had come back
B) had seen
C) had received
D) had asked
E) had gone

43. He ENTERED the shop and wanted to buy a shirt, but it was too expensive.
A) wanted
B) arrived
C) came into
D) got
E) reached

44. I WISH I hadn’t gone to the pictures.
A) take
B) stay
C) reply
D) argue
E) spend

45. Why don’t they ANSWER my question?
A) say
B) ask
D) reform
E) report

46. Mark Twain VISITED the Crimea in 1867.
A) went to
B) returned
C) ran
D) started
E) left

47. I have been to Tashkent A NUMBER OF TIMES.
A) several times
B) some time
D) any time
E) in no time

48. Soon I FOUND OUT that she had left for Italy.
A) saw
B) learned
C) heard
D) knew
E) recognized

49. Argentina is LARGER than Great Britain.
A) wider
B) older
C) better
D) bigger
E) richer

50. Pete promised to take our PICTURE but didn’t keep his word.
A) give
B) bring
C) photograph
D) paint
E) draw

51. Every spring the school leavers HAVE their diplomas.
A) fail
B) carry
C) bring
D) organize
E) take

52. If you can type 100 words a minute and you would like more responsibility, please CALL 01-722.
A) shout
B) explain
C) cry
D) utter
E) phone

53. Samuel told me that they were PLANNING to see the gallery in a few days.
A) staying
B) playing
C) going
D) starting
E) coming

54. I liked to read books about TRAVELS in my holiday.
A) rests
B) walks
C) plays
D) journeys
E) balls

55. He WENT ON sleeping while we took him into our house.
A) continued
B) spoke
C) stopped
D) went
E) finished

56. How are you? I am FINE thanks.
A) so-so
B) not well
C) O.K.
D) sick
E) in low spirits

57. There is a SMALL boat with a man in it.
A) stout
B) large
D) tidy
E) thin

58. Investigation
A) option
B) question
C) expression 
D) search

59. Explain
A) Mix
B) define
C) protest
D) train

60. Fine
A) poor
B) excellent
C) inferior
D) bad

61. Private
A) general
B) personal
C) community
D) public

62. Large
A) thin
B) great
C) long
D) soft

63. Crazy
A) cruel
B) chubby
C) wild
D) mad

64. Fundamental
A) awful
B) absurd
C) vain
D) basic

65. Famous
A) well off
B) needy
C) rich
D) well-known

66. Take off
A) put on
B) dress
C) wear
D) remove

67. Annual
A) yearly
B) daily
C) monthly
D) weekly

68. Region
A) farm
B) area
C) beach
D) source

69. Way
A) bridge
B) road
C) railway
D) field

70. Estimate
A) guess
B) inform
C) miss
D) confuse

71. Error
A) mistake
B) correct
C) result
D) right

72. Actually
A) shortly
B) timely
C) briefly
D) really

73. Define
A) explain
B) protest
C) train
D) mix

74. Want
A) hesitate
B) detest
C) refuse
D) wish

75. Fresh
A) moldy
B) new
C) rotten
D) stale

76. Start
A) finish
B) come
C) begin
D) leave

77. Mature
A) infant
B) child
C) young
D) adult

78. Remember
A) offer
B) forget
C) advice
D) recollect
C) the same time

79. Empty
A) filled
B) vacant
C) full 
D) deep

80. Gift
A) present
B) punishment 
C) penalty
D) fine

81. Area
A) source
B) farm
C) beach
D) region

82. Fortune
A) luck
B) belief
C) religion
D) faith

83. Personal
A) public

B community
C) general
D) private

84. Watch
A) look at
B) seek
C) think
D) read

85. Far
A) nearby
B) near
C) distant
D) close

86. Quantity
A) month
B) sound
C) discount
D) amount

87. Below
A) near
B) under
C) above
D) next to

88. Kind
A) rude
B) gentle
C) intelligent
D) brainy

89. Narrow
A) soft
B) long
C) thin
D) brief

90. Pardon
A) forgive
B) forbid
C) allow
D) promise

91. Shout
A) whisper
B) whistle
C) blow
D) yell

92. Enter
A) get in
B) desert
C) abandon
D) quit

93. Pleased
A) sad
B) happy
C) unhappy
D) angry

94. Beautiful
A) ugly
B) sorrowful
C) plain
D) pretty

95. Little
A) large
B) huge
C) mall
D) big

96. Active
A) slow
B) idle
C) poor
D) energetic

97. Border
A) density
B) altitude
C) edge
D) surface

98. End
A) compare
B) start
C) finish
D) move

99. Old
A) elderly
B) raw
C) immature
D) young

100. Ask
A) response
B) reply
C) question
D) call

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