English Language MCQ practice free online · page 602

Correct option: D — Arbitrate

Intervene - to interrupt somebody who is speaking in order to say something Arbitrate- to settle an argument between two people or groups by finding a solution that both can accept Embody- to be a very good example of something Combine- to join or mix two or more things together Coalesce- to come together to form one larger group, substance, etc.

Correct option: B — Permit

Concede- to admit that something is true although you do not want to Permit- to allow somebody to do something Reject- to refuse to accept somebody/something Deny- to refuse to admit or accept something Fascinate- to attract or interest somebody very much

Correct option: C — Arouse

Provoke - to cause a particular feeling or reaction Arouse- to cause a particular reaction in people Inhibit- to prevent something or make something happen more slowly Slack- showing a lack of activity Constrain- to limit somebody/something

Correct option: C — Flourishing

Luxuriant - having a thick and healthy appearance Flourishing- to be strong and healthy Meagre- too small in amount Sparse- small in quantity or amount Combative- ready or eager to fight or argue.

Correct option: D — exile

Banish - to send somebody away especially out of the country Exile- the state of being forced to live outside your own country Persevere- to continue trying to do or achieve something that is difficult Revolt- to protest in a group, often violently, against the person or people in power Distress- the state of being very upset or of suffering great pain

Correct option: C — Imposed

Enforced - to make people obey a law Imposed- to establish something as a rule to be obeyed Diluted- to thin down or weaken as by mixing with water or other liquid Abandoned- left completely and no longer used or wanted Disregarded- lack of consideration or respect

Correct option: C — Assiduous

Laborious - needing a lot of time and effort Assiduous- showing hard work, care, and attention to detail Unsophisticated - not knowing things that educated people know Profane- showing a lack of respect for sacred or holy things Pompous- showing that you think you are more important than other people

Correct option: A — Search

Probe - to ask questions in order to find out secret or hidden information Search - to examine somebody/something carefully because you are looking for something Motivate- to cause somebody to act in a particular way Invite- to ask somebody to come somewhere or to do something Push- to use force to move somebody/something forward

Correct option: D — Undercover

Clandestine - planned or done in secret Undercover- working or happening secretly Blatant- very clear or obvious Ornate- covered with a lot of small complicated designs as decoration Open- not closed or covered

Correct option: C — Dunce

Imbecile - a stupid & silly person Dunce- a person who is slow at learning Credible- something/someone that you can believe Prudent- sensiblel when making judgements and decisions Sage- a profoundly wise person