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Upper Level Vocabulary Test - 4

Part A

1.Many poets have ________ the beauties of the countryside.
A) applauded
B) enthused
C) enamored
D) appealed
E) extolled

2.When the student graduated, he got his ________.
A) paper
B) degree
C) license
D) pension
E) bachelor

3.She didn’t ________ doing the washing up, as she hadn’t wanted to go out anyway.
A) object
B) care
C) matter
D) care for
E) mind

4.The tremor in his voice ________ his nervousness.
A) affirmed
B) pronounced
C) disguised
D) represented
E) revealed

5.Although I tried to concentrate on the lectures, I was ________ by the noise from the next room.
A) dissuaded
B) averted
C) repressed
D) distracted
E) interfered

6.I ________ what her name is; I’m sure I know her face.
A) remember
B) wonder
C) guess
D) suspect
E) suppose

7.I ________ that one’, said the tourist, pointing for the benefit of the uncomprehending shopkeeper.
A) want
B) wish
C) take
D) desire
E) become

8.I do not ________ to be clever but I am not stupid.
A) permit
B) classify
C) confess
D) claim
E) compare

9.After the Cabinet reshuffle, the Minister wasn’t very happy at his new ________.
A) job
B) post
C) work
D) shift
E) place

10. Children under the age of 16 are not ________ to enter for the competition.
A) enabled
B) empowered
C) capable
D) eligible
E) permissible

11. I was so ________ in my book that I didn’t hear the doorbell ring.
A) settled
B) concentrated
C) absorbed
D) engaged
E) occupied

12. Motorists _____ of speeding may be banned from driving for a year.
A) convicted
B) arrested
C) charged
D) judged
E) condemned

13. In the medical profession, men ________ women by five to one.
A) increase
B) outnumber
C) supersede
D) overcome
E) outclass

14. He has told us so many lies that we can no longer place any ________on what he says.
A) conviction
B) reliance
C) reputation
D) credibility
E) regard

15. Pools of water lay trapped among the rocks as the tide ________.
A) removed
B) refilled
C) returned
D) receded
E) retired

16. He bought that house, ________ that he would inherit money under his uncle’s will.
A) speculating
B) considering
C) assuming
D) estimating
E) allowing

17. A ________ change in policy is needed if relations are ever to improve.
A) severe
B) violent
C) drastic
D) strict
E) wide

18. He wrote the text book in ________ with his brother.
A) harmony
B) collaboration
C) unison
D) connection
E) communion

19. His country cottage ________ the amenities of his London flat.
A) missed
B) overlooked
C) neglected
D) ignored
E) lacked

20. The victory was ________ annually by a ten-gun salute.
A) memorized
B) commemorated
C) reminded
D) recapitulated
E) remembered

21. He ________ the figures carefully before making any comment.
A) estimated
B) scrutinized
C) watched
D) remarked
E) visualized

22. ‘He couldn’t explain the problem well, as he had only a ________knowledge of the subject.
A) profound
B) primary
C) rudimentary
D) fundamental
E) superfluous

23. His account must be true, because the evidence he gave ________that of two other witnesses.
A) collaborates
B) consists
C) coincides
D) condones
E) corroborates

24. We must hear the ________ of the last meeting before we proceed.
A) minutes
B) protocol
C) reportage
D) agenda
E) items

25. Many road accidents occur because motorists cannot ________ the speed of approaching vehicles.
A) conclude
B) count
C) gauge
D) value
E) number

26. The rainbow ______ as the sun came fully out from behind the clouds.
A) dissolved
B) removed
C) dispersed
D) retired
E) disappeared

27. The boy, wanting to be independent, _____ his father’s offer of help.
A) turned away
B) turned from
C) turned down
D) turned against
E) turned up

28. It is not profitable to provide bus services in districts where the population is widely ________.
A) scattered
B) dismissed
C) separated
D) spaced
E) divided

29. There is a ________ of a thousand pounds offered for the capture of the murderer.
A) reward
B) prize
C) price
D) grant
E) credit

30. They always kept on good ________ with their next-door neighbors for the children’s sake.
A) friendship
B) relations
C) intentions
D) terms
E) will

31. She had clearly no ________ of doing any work, although she was very well paid.
A) desire
B) ambition
C) willingness
D) intention
E) meaning

32. The car salesman took the customer for a drive in the new model in order to ________ its improved features.
A) advocate
B) demonstrate
C) exhibit
D) reveal
E) expound

33. Color-blind people often find it difficult to ________ between blue and green.
A) separate 
B) compare 
C) distinguish
D) contrast 
E) relate

34. The completion of the new Town Hall has been ________ owing to a strike.
A) held off 
B) held down 
C) held in
D) held up 
E) held on

35. It has always been the ________ of our firm to encourage workers to take part in social activities.
A) plan 
B) campaign 
C) procedure
D) policy 
E) rule

36. Mr. Sanders has been asked to ________ the next meeting of the Library Committee.
A) manage 
B) chair 
C) take
D) lead 
E) direct

37. The Jury gave a unanimous ________ of Not Guilty.
A) decision 
B) opinion 
C) verdict
D) judgment 
E) assessment

38. I fear you can’t count on him; he’s liable to ________ out when things become difficult.
A) be 
B) let 
C) opt
D) take 
E) stop

39. My rifle was not ________, so I did not hit anything.
A) from the best
B) for the better
C) of the best
D) for the best
E) of the better

40. Any student who ________ his homework is unlikely to pass his
examination.
A) reduces
B) neglects
C) practices
D) denies
E) offends



Part B

1.Yesterday the pound fell to a ________ low level against the dollar, according to this morning news.
A) final
B) major
C) record
D) remote
E) last

2.Even the most detached and indifferent spectator can be ________away by enthusiasm at a horserace.
A) carried
B) moved
C) excited
D) stirred
E) swept

3.The young performers ________ and held the audience’s attention from the moment the curtain went up.
A) caught
B) gathered
C) snatched
D) took
E) trapped

4.She was very ________ when I told her my pet dog had died.
A) sympathetic
B) just
C) helpful
D) pitiful
E) friendly

5.What were John and Mary ________ about when you came into the room?
A) speaking
B) discussing
C) saying
D) telling
E) talking

6.I don’t smoke, but I don’t object to ________ people smoking.
A) different
B) another
C) other
D) alternative
E) unlike

7.I like your new red dress, the color ________ you.
A) fits
B) looks
C) suits
D) likes
E) seems

8.Mr. Jones wants to know if he can have a ________ with you.
A) argument
B) word
C) lecture
D) speech
E) conversation

9.Mrs. Brown has cleaned the house from ________ to bottom.
A) attic
B) first floor
C) top
D) roof
E) upstairs

10. Alice is tall and slim and has a beautiful ________.
A) position
B) shape
C) form
D) figure
E) size

11. Mrs. Brown’s children have very good manners because they have been well ________.
A) brought out
B) brought in
C) brought together
D) brought up
E) brought round

12. My father is very ________ with his hands.
A) curious
B) interested
D) intelligent
E) clever

13. Mrs. Brown is offering a ________ of ÂŖ50 to anyone who finds her diamond ring.
A) prize
B) price
C) reward
D) money
E) total

14. I should be ________ if you would answer my letter by return.
A) nice
B) good
C) glad
D) cheerful
E) kind

15. He will pass his examination if he works ________.
A) quietly
B) strongly
C) hard
D) cleverly
E) loudly

16. Mary is very ________ because she has failed her examination.
A) excited
B) afraid
C) sensitive
D) sensible
E) upset

17. My father told me never ________ a lie.
A) to do
B) to make
C) drastic
D) to recount
E) to relate

18. Mrs. Brown’s children are always as good as ________.
A) butter
B) gold
C) milk
D) silk
E) silver

19. My cousin, who lives in France, is ________ me French.
A) learning
B) teaching
C) helping
D) assisting
E) instructing

20. Peter has not got the right ________ for that job.
A) knowledge
B) learning
C) qualifications
D) abilities
E) examinations

21. The Stephenson’s’ house was ________ by thieves last night.
A) broken into
B) broken up
C) broken off
D) broken down
E) broken in

22. The fishermen said that the high wind had made the sea very _______.
A) calm
B) uneven
C) undulating
D) rough
E) hard

23. Three masked men ________ the city bank early this morning.
A) robbed
B) attacked
C) stole
D) took
E) spoilt

24. I can’t remember ________ told me Mary had gone to Spain.
A) which
B) what
C) that
D) who
E) whose

25. Can you tell the ________ between margarine and butter?
A) opposite
B) change
C) alteration
D) difference
E) sameness

26. Could you give me a ________? I’ve forgotten my matches.
A) flame
B) light
C) fire
D) illumination
E) flare

27. The Company gave my father a gold watch when he ________.
A) replaced
B) reformed
C) retired
D) retreated
E) rearranged

28. You can’t ________ how frightened I was when I first saw an elephant.
A) suppose
B) assume
C) propose
D) wonder
E) imagine

29. When my sister was in hospital, she was ________ by a well-known surgeon.
A) worked on
B) carried on
C) operated on
D) turned on
E) passed on

30. If you ask Martin, he will explain ________ of cricket to you.
A) the orders
B) the arrangements
C) the regulations
D) the preparations
E) the rules

31. We arrived late because there was a traffic ________.
A) stop
B) jam
C) holding
D) suspension
E) confusion

32. I had to wait ________ for an answer to my letter.
A) a long day
B) a period
C) an interval
D) a stage
E) a long while

33. Call for me at any time that ________ you.
A) fits
B) likes
C) procession
D) docs
E) meets

34. I am very ________ in architecture.
A) interested
B) interesting
C) concerned
D) informed
E) intelligent

35. The Meeting has been ________ till next Thursday.
A) put by
B) put off
C) put over
D) put in
E) put away

36. A circle is a different ________ from a square.
A) shape
B) shade
C) look after
D) style
E) number

37. Could you ________ me ÂŖ5? I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
A) pay
B) borrow
C) lend
D) provide
E) donate

38. You can’t smoke here. It’s ________.
A) prevented
B) allowed
C) to tell
D) prohibited
E) ceased

39. I don’t believe you, you must be ________ my leg.
A) grasping
B) holding
C) handling
D) pulling
E) stretching

40. It’s very cold, the temperature is several ________ below zero.
A) ounces
B) inches
C) numbers
D) degrees
E) figures



Part C

1.________ you hurry up, you’ll miss the bus.
A) Because
B) If
C) Also
D) Except
E) Unless

2.The man jumped out of the window and committed ________.
A) murder
B) death
C) sin
D) suicide
E) homicide

3.I was walking along the street when I accidentally _______ my friend.
A) bumped into
B) moved into
C) came into
D) fell into
E) saw into

4.The doctor took his temperature and felt his ________.
A) vein
B) nerve
C) blood
D) pulse
E) muscle

5.It’s my ________ that it’s going to rain.
A) option
B) opinion
C) intention
D) decision
E) thought

6.This book is too ________, I don’t understand it.
A) secret
B) opaque
C) dark
D) obscure
E) blank

7.She was very inquisitive and she didn’t ________ to hide her curiosity.
A) effect
B) affect
C) attempt
D) discover
E) find

8.She wanted to buy a modern dress, she didn’t want an old-________one.
A) styled
B) formed
C) looked
D) fashioned
E) shaped

9.What ________ is your car?
A) manufacture
B) construction
C) make
D) mark
E) assembly

10. He was a very ________ driver and had a lot of accidents.
A) careful
B) careless
C) correct
D) cautious
E) conscientious

11. The ________ gave the new film a very good review.
A) critics
B) reporters
C) announcers
D) interviewers
E) translators

12. Grandmother lets the children do anything they like, so they are completely ________.
A) spoilt
B) damaged
C) hurt
D) injured
E) destroyed

13. The Manager asked me to ________ the contract for my new job.
A) write
B) describe
C) sign
D) disagree
E) design

14. ______ for the post of Senior Clerk must be received by March 10th.
A) Proposals
B) Descriptions
C) Possibilities
D) Applications
E) Offerings

15. Mr. Hobson has had to ________ his job because of ill-health.
A) give in
B) give up
C) give away
D) give out
E) give over

16. My English teacher ________ me to try for a place at University.
A) insisted
B) persisted
C) proposed
D) convinced
E) encouraged

17. I ________ you ÂŖ5 that Peter will win the race on Saturday.
A) gamble
B) bet
C) offer
D) give
E) risk

18. Mary had to be taken to hospital after her ________.
A) dilemma
B) distraction
C) happening
D) accident
E) occurrence

19. I shall never ________ the time when I was lost in London without any money.
A) remember
B) recall
C) forget
D) recollect
E) imagine

20. Mary is almost well again now, but she still looks rather ________.
A) faded
B) light
C) poor
D) transparent
E) pale

21. I feel so sleepy, I can hardly ________ my eyes open.
A) make
B) keep
C) pull
D) take
E) bring

22. After walking four miles in the pouring rain, the children were________.
A) moist
B) damp
C) drowned
D) humid
E) drenched

23. The Grand Hotel ________ five pounds for a single room with bath.
A) pays
B) prices
C) charges
D) expends
E) spends

24. The thief ________ my handbag and ran off down the street.
A) caught
B) snatched
C) picked
D) disconnected
E) detached

25. I thought the problem of pollution would ________ at the meeting but no one mentioned it.
A) come in
B) come over
C) come to
D) come up
E) come round

26. Jane’s new blue dress ________ her coat perfectly.
A) likes
B) matches
C) colors
D) resembles
E) fits

27. When I came in, John and Mary ________ about the best way to learn English.
A) were saying
B) were teaching
C) were speaking
D) were telling
E) were talking

28. Let’s go into the garden and ________ some roses to take to your mother.
A) dig
B) pick
C) pull
D) break
E) detach

29. Would you go upstairs and ________ my handbag, please.
A) take
B) bring
C) carry
D) fetch
E) obtain

30. The houses with even numbers are on the left side of the street and those with ________ numbers are on the right.
A) odd
B) unequal
C) irregular
D) level
E) divided

31. Every morning I do the crossword ________ in the newspaper.
A) problem
B) puzzle
C) question
D) test
E) theme

32. There is an index ________ of this book.
A) in the end
B) on the end
C) from the end
D) at the end
E) with the end

33. It was so cold that the water in the lake ________.
A) chilled
B) iced
C) froze
D) hardened
E) boiled

34. John ________ his examination but his brother failed.
A) succeeded
B) made
C) resulted
D) passed
E) qualified

35. The Government will have ________ this proposal very carefully.
A) to go for
B) to go after
C) to go into
D) to go round
E) to go under

36. The Post Office is only a few yards ________.
A) in the road
B) on the road
C) above the road
D) under the road
E) up the road

37. Will you help me ________ this parcel, please?
A) tie up
B) lie down
C) tie in
D) tie for
E) tie with

38. If you didn’t keep scratching that spot on your face, it would soon________.
A) remedy
B) cure
C) restore
D) heal
E) mend

39. Mary has given me a ________ for chocolate cake.
A) prescription
B) description
C) diet
D) list
E) recipe

40. Mrs. Simpson ________ ÂŖ1000 to the Dogs’ Home when she died.
A) remained
B) left
C) presented
D) offered
E) permitted

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