Advanced Level Vocabulary Exercise - MCQ Test 4
Question 1 |
The rise in energy ------ has led to a reduction in the amount of fossil fuels that the world must use.
A | redundancy |
B | efficiency |
C | consumption |
D | suitability |
E | conformity |
Question 2 |
I believe that leaders must make an effort to stay open-minded and try to ------ another person's point of view.
A | deplore |
B | recover |
C | forecast |
D | insist |
E | appreciate |
Question 3 |
We must find some way to give them a fairly complete and realistic picture of the situation, but without ------ them too much.
A | depressing |
B | intimidating |
C | restricting |
D | complementing |
E | embittering |
Question 4 |
Any child left to its own devices for too long is likely to ------ on some dangerous enterprise.
A | assert |
B | entice |
C | embark |
D | reproach |
E | reduce |
Question 5 |
Foot and mouth disease, also called aftosa, is a highly contagious viral disease affecting ------ all cloven-footed mammals, including cattle, sheep, goats, and swine.
A | practically |
B | haphazardly |
C | secretly |
D | hardly |
E | swiftly |
Question 6 |
Industry as a whole was badly affected by the restrictions, but it was the high technology sector that suffered most ------.
A | blatantly |
B | randomly |
C | reasonably |
D | tightly |
E | acutely |
Question 7 |
The stars visible at night are ------ distant, which is why they appear only as tiny points of light.
A | commonly |
B | eventually |
C | immensely |
D | intensively |
E | specially |
Question 8 |
Her parents spend their summers in the south, but their ------ residence, a luxury apartment, is in Istanbul.
A | favourable |
B | traditional |
C | previous |
D | permanent |
E | ordinary |
Question 9 |
One defect seems inherent in a purely classical education – namely, a too ------ emphasis on the past.
A | recurrent |
B | repressive |
C | coherent |
D | exclusive |
E | deceptive |
Question 10 |
The Kodak Company now faces stiff ------ both from abroad and from rival firms at home.
A | renovation |
B | competition |
C | investment |
D | commerce |
E | recession |
Question 11 |
Many people think of the United States as a young country, yet it has the oldest written ------ among the major nations of the world.
A | involvement |
B | concession |
C | proposition |
D | treaty |
E | constitution |
Question 12 |
A few people enjoyed the exhibition, but the majority were clearly -----.
A | restrained |
B | admirable |
C | impartial |
D | disappointed |
E | relieved |
Question 13 |
Thanks to various advances in modern medicine, certain diseases that were seemingly incurable now ------ treatment.
A | consist of |
B | yield to |
C | interfere with |
D | stem from |
E | result from |
Question 14 |
Although the partners seem to be in full agreement on matters of management, there is actually a ------ difference of opinion among them.
A | smooth |
B | abundant |
C | flexible |
D | vast |
E | relentless |
Question 15 |
Admittedly, the engineer's report was relatively unimaginative, but it was, on the whole, ------.
A | accurate |
B | irrelevant |
C | vacant |
D | deceptive |
E | wealthy |
Question 16 |
He has behaved ------ on many occasions, so this instance of impoliteness is hardly surprising.
A | shyly |
B | endearingly |
C | sensitively |
D | readily |
E | inconsiderately |
Question 17 |
At the meeting, even though he spoke well, he was unable to ------ the other members.
A | complete |
B | persuade |
C | reinterpret |
D | agree |
E | dispute |
Question 18 |
The United States has long prided itself on being a melting pot of culturally ------ peoples.
A | diverse |
B | redundant |
C | incoherent |
D | entire |
E | substantial |
Question 19 |
It is ------ ten years since AIDS caught the world's attention.
A | formidably |
B | generously |
C | pertinently |
D | roughly |
E | inevitably |
Question 20 |
As a result of the continuing economic recession, a huge ------ in the budget seems inevitable.
A | redundancy |
B | improvement |
C | profit |
D | distinction |
E | deficit |
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