1 |
Acquit |
sentence
convict
criminal
thief
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2 |
Accomplished |
over
done
diffiicuilt
unfinished
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3 |
Absurd |
awkward
unreasonable
reasonable
worthless
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4 |
A clever politician will take advantages of every speaking engagement to campaign for the next election. |
rasg
intrepid
crude
shrewd
|
5 |
What may be considered courteous in one culture may be interpreted as arrogant in another. |
clumsy
sleazy
surly
flimsy
|
6 |
Variations in the colour of sea water from blue to green seem to be caused by high or low concentrations of salt. |
changes
descriptions
measures
clarity
|
7 |
A good auditorium will assure that the sound is able to be heard. |
superior
genuine
audible
contained
|
8 |
Sometimes, while living in a foreign country, one craves a special dish from home. |
desires
eats
prepares
looks for
|
9 |
In the famous nursery rhyme about jack an jill, jill tumbled down the hill after jack. |
called
fell
ran
flew
|
10 |
Cricket commentator, Iftikhar , had to yell to be heard above the hubbub. |
noise and confused
loud music
argument
sports activity
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