English Pisay Flashcards by Ronnel Unknown

If I _____ you, I will take up medicine in college.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were

D. were

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The money was divided _____ his five children.
A. to
B. between
C. within
D. among

D. among

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The singer performed well, _____ the audience was unruly.
A. but
B. hence
C. only
D. yet

A. but

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When the speaker ended his speech he received a “standing ovation” from the audience
A. warm welcome
B. polite applause
C. prolonged applause
D. formal greeting

C. prolong applaused

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An “impoverished” nation is _____
A. devastated
B. poor
C. starving
D. primitive

B. Poor

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The constitution allows for the existence of “autonomous” regions.
A. self-governing
B. ethnic
C. productive
D. free

A. Self Governing

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The government reported that it is still facing a “deficit”.
A. surplus
B. shortage
C. problem
D. conundrum

B. Shortage

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The explanation the student gave regarding extra-terrestrial life was “plausible”.
A. probable
B. possible
C. justifiable
D. reasonable

A. probable

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A person doing his job religiously does his work _____
A. reverently
B. regularly
C. attentively
D. conscientiously

D. Conscientiously

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A traditional politician always “succumbs” to the challenge of politics.
A. tempts
B. gives in
C. participates in
D. agrees to

B. gives in

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After the SEA Games, the euphoria of victory can be seen in the faces of the athletes.
A. success
B. great joy
C. encouragement
D. celebration

B. great joy

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If _____ you, I will take up medicine in college.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were

D. were

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The money was divided _____ his five children.
A. to
B. between
C. within
D. among

D. Among

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The singer performed well, _____ the audience was unruly.
A. but
B. hence
C. only
D. yet

A. but

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The coup plotters tried to “dismantle” the legitimacy of the government.
A. repair
B. oppose
C. tear down
D. recover

c. tear down

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The decision of the president was unilateral; it enraged the other branches of the government.
A. juvenile
B. harmful
C. questionable
D. one-sided

D. one-sided

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After five years in New York, Leo was filled with _____ and longed for the familiar places in the Philippines.
A. anxiety
B. lethargy
C. nostalgia
D. chagrin

C. nostalgia

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The use of fabrics made from rayon, nylon and other _____ fibers has produced many changes in the fashion industry.
A. artificial
B. manufactured
C. synthetic
D. new

C. synthetic

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When one makes a goal, this means that one has a/an _____
A. game
B. act
C. aim
D. trial

C. aim

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Despite the actor’s obvious unwillingness, the promoters were still hopeful of _____ him into signing the contract.
A. influencing
B. deluding
C. enjoining
D. coercing

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South Korea’s _____ program succeeded because the Koreans were willing to cooperate with the President’s attempts to cut government spending.
A. military
B. agrarian
C. frugal
D. austerity

D. austerity

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Unless valid evidence is presented, a person must not be judged _____
A. guilty
B. immediately
C. innocent
D. dangerous

A. guilty

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An investigator who will carry out an evaluation must be guided by a _____ objective.
A. plausible
B. possible
C. well-defined
D. preposterous

C. well-defined

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parent : guardian :: minister : _____
A. farmer
B. teacher
C. preacher
D. researcher

D. researcher

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short : tall :: low : _____ A. height B. size C. high D. above

C. high

worker : wage :: capital : _____ A. profit B. money C. investment D. loan

A. profit

dove : peace :: heart : _____ A. organ B. romance C. emotion D. love

D. love

horses : hooves :: automobiles : _____ A. engines B. tires C. roads D. passengers

B. tires

television : video :: radio : _____ A. music B. audio C. station D. entertainment

B. audio

telephone : dial :: fire : _____ A. burn B. ignite C. heat D. smoke

B. ignite

doctor : patient :: lawyer : _____ A. judge B. politician C. client D. court

C. client

winner : reward :: criminal : _____ A. trial B. law C. arrest D. punishment

D. punishment

library : books :: armory : _____ A. weapons B. armor C. uniforms D. arsenal

A. weapons

prism : triangle :: cylinder : _____ A. circle B. sphere C. polygon D. meta

A. circle

captain : team :: administrator : _____ A. responsibility B. teacher C. staff D. manager

C. staff

invitation : summons :: request : _____ A. urgency B. reminder C. demand D. cable

C. demand

unmask : identity :: decode : _____ A. plot B. message C. emotion D. truth

B. message

tadpole : amphibian :: lamb : _____ A. insect B. mammal C. dolphin D. crustacean

B. mammal

composer : symphony :: poet : _____ A. movie B. orchestra C. tragedy D. sonnet

D. sonnet

evanescent : temporary :: ephemeral : _____ A. brief B. transient C. permanent D. emanating

A. brief

exertion : fatigue :: effort : _____ A. muscle B. results C. tiredness D. exercise

B. results

rumple : fold :: tear : _____ A. wrinkle B. knife C. cut D. dirty

C. cut

wine : cider :: grape : _____ A. pomelo B. mango C. apple D. orange

C. apple

The hydrogen bomb is _____ powerful _____ it can destroy an entire city. A. too - and B. too - that C. too - so D. so - and

B. too-that

President Aquino is being held responsible _____ our people _____ economic recovery of the nation. A. by - for B. for - to C. to - in D. in - for

A. by - for

Neither the leftists nor the rightists _____ the government to be stable. A. is wanting B. wanted C. want D. has wanted

B. wanted

Who _____ that President Aquino’s speech before the joint session of the U.S. Congress would be so warmly received? A. would have thought B. will think C. is thinking D. should think

A. would have thought

The Armed Forces of the Philippines is charged _____ the responsibility of defending the nation from foreign invasions. A. with - to B. to - with C. of - with D. with - of

D. with - of

Irwin is applying _____ a visa so he can visit the United States. A. in B. for C. of D. with

B. for

Humor is often the best way to keep a misunderstanding _____ developing into a serious quarrel. A. to B. by C. from D. at

C. from

You will try your best to pass the National Competitive Examination, _____? A. aren’t you B. isn’t you C. won’t you D. wouldn’t you

C. won't you

The film’s producer insisted that the final cut _____. A. be shown B. is being shown C. is shown D. was showing

A. be shown

A lot of people _____ to the Ninoy Aquino Park every Sunday. A. will come B. comes C. are coming D. come

D. come

Somebody left his pen _____ top of the table: A. above the B. in C. about the D. on

D. on

Tina sat _____ her mother at the theatre. A. along B. about C. beside D. besides

C. beside

The governor’s office is housed in the provincial _____. A. building B. capitol C. citadel D. palace

B. capitol

Their _____ regarding my performance were inspiring. A. compliment B. compliments C. complement D. complements

B. compliments

It was _____ who answered the telephone call. A. he B. her C. it D. she

D. she

_____ of the clerks was instructed to do his own work. A. All B. Several C. Some D. Each

D. Each

This book was written by an author _____ characters are based on real persons. A. whose B. who’s C. which D. what

A. whose

We expect everyone to carry out _____ duty. A. his B. our C. there D. their

A. his

It looks _____ it might rain. A. like B. as C. while D. that

A. like

Neither of the men _____ satisfactory work. A. done B. have done C. haven’t done D. has done

D. has done

Passage 1 How has industrialization changed our lives? We do some things differently now. Because of machines, it takes less time to plant wheat. At harvest time, we use only five men to do what eighty men used to do. Machines cut wider paths and move faster than horses. Sometimes, though, the machines break down, and we have to wait for parts to repair them. What is the occupation of the persona in the selection? A. mechanic B. horse-breeder C. tractor driver D. farmer

D. farmer

Passage 1 How has industrialization changed our lives? We do some things differently now. Because of machines, it takes less time to plant wheat. At harvest time, we use only five men to do what eighty men used to do. Machines cut wider paths and move faster than horses. Sometimes, though, the machines break down, and we have to wait for parts to repair them. What is the persona talking about? A. How easy it is to work with machines B. The effect of industrialization on his life C. The efficiency of machines D. The problem of mechanical breakdowns

B. The effect of industrialization on his life

Passage 1 How has industrialization changed our lives? We do some things differently now. Because of machines, it takes less time to plant wheat. At harvest time, we use only five men to do what eighty men used to do. Machines cut wider paths and move faster than horses. Sometimes, though, the machines break down, and we have to wait for parts to repair them. Which of these statements is true? A. Industrialization has changed the life of the people. B. Machines help increase the farmer’s productivity. C. Things in the farm are now done differently because of machines. D. More roads need to be built for these machines.

A. Industrialization has changed the life of the people

Passage 2 Historians use all sorts of tools and data when studying past events. They read stories and letters written about an event. They talk personally to people who took part in the event. Photographs and drawings are studied, too. Historians try to "let the facts speak for themselves" to provide a fair understanding of an event. Sometimes, it is hard to find the truth about what happened. That is one thing that makes the job of historians exciting. Which of the following is not done by historians? A. Study drawing and photographs B. Read letters written about an event C. Invent facts about an event D. Interview people about an event

C. Invent facts about an event

Passage 2 Historians use all sorts of tools and data when studying past events. They read stories and letters written about an event. They talk personally to people who took part in the event. Photographs and drawings are studied, too. Historians try to "let the facts speak for themselves" to provide a fair understanding of an event. Sometimes, it is hard to find the truth about what happened. That is one thing that makes the job of historians exciting. What happens when historians let the facts "speak for themselves"? A. They try to provide a fair understanding of an event. B. They want to keep certain things secret. C. They want to sell more books. D. They hope to win fame and prestige.

A. They try to provide a fair understanding of an event.

Passage 2 Historians use all sorts of tools and data when studying past events. They read stories and letters written about an event. They talk personally to people who took part in the event. Photographs and drawings are studied, too. Historians try to "let the facts speak for themselves" to provide a fair understanding of an event. Sometimes, it is hard to find the truth about what happened. That is one thing that makes the job of historians exciting. What conclusion can be drawn from this selection? A. Historians love mysteries. B. Historians try to let us know what actually happened in the past. C. Historians make a lot of money from their books. D. Historians are rumor-mongers.

Passage 2 Historians use all sorts of tools and data when studying past events. They read stories and letters written about an event. They talk personally to people who took part in the event. Photographs and drawings are studied, too. Historians try to "let the facts speak for themselves" to provide a fair understanding of an event. Sometimes, it is hard to find the truth about what happened. That is one thing that makes the job of historians exciting. What would be an appropriate title for the selection? A. What Historians Do B. The Tools of History C. Historians are Educators D. The Historians: Seekers of Facts

A. what historians do

Passage 3 Religion has always been a powerful force in history. Many people have died for their religious beliefs. Many nations have gone to war to defend their faiths. There has never been a day that didn’t show some kind of religion. History shows that all people have looked for a way to worship what they believe to be the highest form of goodness. The selection describes religion as a powerful force in A. history. B. politics. C. economics. D. science

A. history

Passage 3 Religion has always been a powerful force in history. Many people have died for their religious beliefs. Many nations have gone to war to defend their faiths. There has never been a day that didn’t show some kind of religion. History shows that all people have looked for a way to worship what they believe to be the highest form of goodness. According to the selection, religion has A. promoted economic programs. B. retarded the development of nations. C. brought peace to the world. D. been the cause of some wars in history.

D. been the cause of some wars in history

Passage 3 Religion has always been a powerful force in history. Many people have died for their religious beliefs. Many nations have gone to war to defend their faiths. There has never been a day that didn’t show some kind of religion. History shows that all people have looked for a way to worship what they believe to be the highest form of goodness. Which of the following statements is NOT true? A. Religion has made war less brutal. B. Many people have killed other people because of religion. C. Nations have gone to war to defend their religious beliefs. D. People have always had some sort of religion.

Passage 3 Religion has always been a powerful force in history. Many people have died for their religious beliefs. Many nations have gone to war to defend their faiths. There has never been a day that didn’t show some kind of religion. History shows that all people have looked for a way to worship what they believe to be the highest form of goodness. Which of the following words would be most closely associated with religion? A. wars B. good C. worship D. history

C. worship

Passage 4 Barbed wire may not seem such an important item today, but when the United States was young and growing, it was an important invention. Cattle ranchers needed something to keep their cattle from wandering away. Regular wire was not strong enough to stop the strong ranch cattle, so small pointed pieces of wire were inserted from another wire to produce sharp barbs. This kept the cattle from wandering off. A good title for this selection would be A. Cattle and Barbed wire B. How Barbed Wire Came to Being C. Cattle Ranchers Need Barbed Wires D. Keeping the Cattle Fenced

Passage 4 Barbed wire may not seem such an important item today, but when the United States was young and growing, it was an important invention. Cattle ranchers needed something to keep their cattle from wandering away. Regular wire was not strong enough to stop the strong ranch cattle, so small pointed pieces of wire were inserted from another wire to produce sharp barbs. This kept the cattle from wandering off. What problem was solved by the invention of the barbed wire? A. Straying cattle B. Fencing land C. Keeping cattle alive D. Falling cattle prices

A. Straying Cattle

Passage 4 Barbed wire may not seem such an important item today, but when the United States was young and growing, it was an important invention. Cattle ranchers needed something to keep their cattle from wandering away. Regular wire was not strong enough to stop the strong ranch cattle, so small pointed pieces of wire were inserted from another wire to produce sharp barbs. This kept the cattle from wandering off. The invention of the barbed wire was of great importance to A. cowboys B. cattle ranchers C. straying cattle D. the Indians

Passage 4 Barbed wire may not seem such an important item today, but when the United States was young and growing, it was an important invention. Cattle ranchers needed something to keep their cattle from wandering away. Regular wire was not strong enough to stop the strong ranch cattle, so small pointed pieces of wire were inserted from another wire to produce sharp barbs. This kept the cattle from wandering off. Which word would you closely associate with inventions? A. beauty B. availability C. durability D. need

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. our **immutable** traditions A. erudite B. abject C. changeable D. fastidious E. aura

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. has **docile** manner A. sad B. jovial C. stubborn D. jocund E. selfish

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. in a **fastidious** way A. factitious B. absurd C. indifferent D. sloppy E. charity

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. his *itinerant* preaching A. permanent B. travelling C. wandering D. meandering E. suffocating

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. his *taciturn* manner A. malevolent B. loquacious C. paltry D. opaque E. morbid

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. has a certain *imputation* A. attribution B. guilt C. conundrum D. crime E. innocence

E. innocence

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. the *ostentatious* display A. boastful B. languid C. modest D. flatulent E. ordinary

C. modest

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. the results were in *contention* A. fulfillment B. oblivion C. dissention D. concurrence E. breach

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. a *benign* citizen A. sympathetic B. important C. pathetic D. disciplined E. malignant

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. a *coherent* argument A. perspicacious B. commonplace C. reasonable D. disorganized E. cogent

B. commonplace

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. her *provocative* dress A. abominable B. chameleon C. expensive D. ordinary E. pleasing

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. *submission* to authority A. acceptance B. defiance C. concurrence D. defeat E. elaboration

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. an *affluent* neighborhood A. clustered B. deluded C. impoverished D. moneyed E. vast

Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to the underlined word found in each phrase. their *nefarious* acts A. grotesque B. virtuous C. jovial D. pious E. ceremonial

"The World is an Apple," written by Alberto S. Florentino ____ 1959, narrates the desperate situation of the poor in the slums of Tondo, Manila. A. at B. by C. in D. on

C. in

You won't forget to print all these documents, ____ A. will you? B. won't you? C. are you? D. would you?

A. will you?

The acoustics in the new auditorium ____ for our graduation ceremonies. A. be B. is C. are D. was E. were

C. are

We prefer him singing his own material to his preference of other people's songs. A. him singing his own material B. him to sing his own material C. his singing his own material D. him singing his own material itself E. he himself singing his own material

She is one of those girls who are always complaining. What is the correct form of the underlined? A. whose B. who is C. who are D. whom is

Food : Hungry : : ______ A. Water : River B. Rest : Weary C. Thought : Politics D. Exam : Reviewer E. Wine : Intoxication

Pariah : Favorite : : ______ A. Nephew : Son B. Outcast : Chosen C. Hypnotism : Victim D. Chosen : Accepted E. Democracy : President

Warm : hot : : hilarious : ______ A. Humid B. Raucous C. Surreal D. Amusing E. Infectious

Warm : hot : : hilarious : ______ A. foray B. dream C. night D. marsh E. Infectious

______ : Horse : Board : Train A. Stable B. Shoe C. Ride D. Mount

Kara wasn’t feeling well, so she was ___ to go to the evening party. A. reliant B. reluctant C. reserved D. resistant E. relinquished

After having stayed for ten years in Tibet, he became an/an ___ and practiced living as a hermit. A. ascetic B. aesthetic C. eclectic D. prophet E. priest

Kent was able to amass wealth after he became a public servant. The antonym of the underlined word is ___. A. accumulate B. distribute C. expand D. collect E. keep

The jewelry was found to be a counterfeit after all. What is the synonym of the underlined word? A. prototype B. authentic C. imitation D. original E. legit

The service was amicable, the ambience was charming, and the food, sumptuous. The underlined word has the same meaning as ___. A. harmonious B. disagreeable C. warmhearted D. argumentative E. understanding

In the Philippines, religious rites and gatherings are usually **jovial** occasions. A. expensive B. happy C. rare D. solemn

The *vivacious* host made the gathering memorable. - A. handsome - B. intelligent - C. lively - D. solemn

The *chauffeur* happily brought the guests to the airport. - A. butler - B. driver - C. servant - D. planner

Most of the *barristers* thoroughly prepare their arguments. - A. analysts - B. debaters - C. fighters - D. lawyers

Great scientific achievements often begin with an informed *conjecture*. - A. guess - B. idea - C. research - D. technique

Numerous grade six students want to * seize * the opportunity to study at Philippine Science High School. - A. capture - B. enjoy - C. marvel - D. pursue

The registrar has to process *voluminous* student applications. - A. extraordinary - B. impressive - C. numerous - D. substandard

The students are very *lackadaisical* because they already know what the teacher is discussing. - A. bored - B. confident - C. critical - D. uninterested

After a year, I am now going to *redeem* the points from my grocery's loyalty card. - A. claim - B. earn - C. register - D. save

Do not **ostracize** your classmate from the province during group work," reminded the teacher. A. ban B. belittle C. exclude D. ridicule

You need to change the method by which you conduct experiments because it is already obsolete." A. disprove B. established C. old D. unpopular

Having a **repugnant** attitude will repel your friends. A. bold B. passive C. stubborn D. unacceptable

Observe proper **decorum** especially during public gatherings. A. attire B. behavior C. language D. silence

In School, even minor **misdemeanors** are recorded by authorities. A. crimes B. offenses C. behaviors D. remarks

I felt a great sense of *awe* when I entered the king's palace. A. anger B. excitement C. fear D. wonder

I do not want the room to be **malodorous** when guests arrive," the maidservant insisted. A. dirty B. disorganized C. noisy D. stinky

Avoid *altercations* with your peers, you need to learn to work as a team. A. arguments B. changes C. discussions D. excursions

The **pompous** student felt that he knew better than the teacher. A. brilliant B. Conceited C. Popular D. simple

Due to a lack of evidence, the accused was **exonerated**. A. acquitted B. imprisoned C. Arewarded D. tried

Even scholars should perform *mundane* tasks such as washing the dishes or cleaning their rooms. A. domestic B. relevant C. ordinary D. repetitive

Expect to receive the **honorarium** for your services by the end of next week. A. award B. certificate C. payment D. gift

I can’t believe that you have the **temerity** to complain after all the benefits you’ve received. A. boldness B. idea C. motivation D. reason

Parents should not **hamper** their children from achieving what they want to become. A. allow B. discourage C. prevent D. support

The dispute ended in an **amicable** settlement. A. peaceful B. hostile C. justifiable D. pleasant

**Rapacious** officials keep on getting richer while the commoner is not getting anything. A. ambitious B. greedy C. ruinous D. intelligent

The **benevolent** minister faithfully looked after the needs of his parishioners. (Antonym) A. conservative B. evil C. calm D. stingy

I am sorry to hear that you **flunked** your examination. (Antonyms) A. aced B. saved C. missed D. spent

We need to be more **empathetic** so we can effectively address the needs of others. (Antonyms) A. conscious B. generous C. indifferent D. selective

She needs to stop **repudiating** people who do not belong to her religion. (Antonyms) A. accepting B. hating C. helping D. praising

The tyrant needs to **abdicate** his rule before a civil war erupts. (Antonyms) A. reinforce B. fix C. loosen D. surrender

The scandals he is involved in are truly **detestable**. (Antonyms) A. joyful B. praiseworthy C. relatable D. unimportant

A recognition program was held to honor the **indefatigable** principles of our stance. (Antonyms) A. corrupt B. intelligent C. diligent D. weary

Composition experts advise students to avoid **verbosity** in writing essays. (Antonyms) A. clarity B. conciseness C. repetition D. criticism

Find a way to overcome your **adversary** in a peaceful manner. (Antonyms) A. enemy B. friend C. problem D. compatriot

Submitting an annual progress report is **compulsory** for the committee. (Antonyms) A. fun B. optional C. required D. tiring

Being shamed in public is a very **harrowing** experience.(Antonyms) A. interesting B. blissful C. sad D. unforgettable

**Corpulent** individuals have a higher risk of experiencing a heart attack.(Antonyms) A. fit B. overweight C. lazy D. active

I wonder why that group of students had to meet in a **clandestine** location. (Antonyms) A. private B. classy C. remote D. public

Even if I do not feel like doing something, I still **acquiesce** to the committee’s decision. (antonyms) A. agree B. infer C. resist D. submit

By studying hard, the youth can avoid being an **anathema** to society.(Antonyms) A. blessing B. burden C. guardian D. spectator

Some **fictitious** characters in works of art have real-world equivalents.(Antonyms) A. false B. enraging C. established D. real

Even friends from out of town attended his **bacchanalian** feast.(Antonyms) A. chaotic B. elaborate C. modest D. superb

The main task of teachers is not to **amuse** students but to educate them. (Antonyms) A. appease B. bore C. mentor D. punish

I admire the **audacity** of teenagers who represent their country in international competitions.(Antonyms) A. ability B. bravery C. timidity D. reluctance

Avoid throwing remarks that will only **exacerbate** an argument.(Antonyms) A. control B. mislead C. resolve D. worsen

The dog is so **docile**, it doesn’t even bark at cats. (Antonyms) A. sharp B. strong C. wild D. kind

His **morose** countenance is a result of a grave loss in his family. (Antonyms) A. jolly B. resolved C. stern D. strange

We must strive to escape things that others find **sacrosanct**. (Antonyms) A. holy B. evil C. mysterious D. rare

B. evil

Joe is a **beneficiary** of a charitable organization.(Antonyms) A. donor B. manager C. receiver D. sympathizer

FORCE : LION :: PLATOON : ______ A. gathering B. general C. soldier D. tiger

WISE : NAIVE :: DILIGENT : ______ A. indolent B. obedient C. productive D. resilient

BIG : GARGANTUAN :: SMALL : ______ A. basic B. miniscule C. tiny D. unimportant

MALE : TESTOSTERONE :: FEMALE : ______ A. estrogen B. concession C. ovary D. uterus

DELICIOUS : SUMPTUOUS :: MALODOROUS : ______ A. fragrant B. disdainful C. excellent D. pungent

HOTEL : BELLHOP A. barracks : soldier B. orchestra : strings C. pier : stevedore D. terminal : luggage

KUDOS : PRAISE A. caveat : warning B. Lex : attorney C. perestoika : philosophy D. rendezvous : date

NURSERY : START A. ICU : critical B. synagogue : worship C. mortuary : end D. wedding : middle

NIMBLE : SLOW A. educated : skilled B. formidable : weak C. obscene : salacious D. picturesque : crowded

BALAGTAS : FILIPINO A. Atiga : novelist B. Chekhov : Russian C. Dickens : A Christmas Carol D. Pinochet : Chilean

PERIODICAL : MAGAZINE A. guide : module B. journalism : newspaper C. manifesto : passengers D. tome : book

ORCHESTRA : WIND A. army : composer B. chef : sous C. factory : packaging D. faculty : teacher

RUN : SPRINT A. sleep : sound B. stand : sit C. tread : gallop D. walk : march

SIMPLE : OSTENTATIOUS A. cheap : expensive B. classy : exuberant C. designer : decorative D. garrulous : friendly

A new batch of professors will arrive at our university ______ August 2024. A. at B. from C. in D. on

The guests are now depositing ______ luggage in the check-in counter. A. her B. his C. its D. their

______ of farmers are now using robots in tilling their land. A. A number B. A few C. The group D. The number

Mrs. Marquez, the English teacher, ______ the grades before Tracy submitted her project. A. had turned in B. has turned in C. have turned in D. turned in

Half of the pie ______ consumed by the guests. A. was B. are C. were D. were

We could bake lasagna for your birthday ______ we could just order one from the restaurant. A. and B. but C. or D. since

______ the earthquake, we are cancelling classes in all levels. A. Because of B. Despite C. Despite of D. In spite of

We get to eat this cake on special ______. A. occasion B. occasions C. occassion D. occassions

The administrators cancelled the trip because the school ______ have money for it. A. ain’t B. does not C. do not D. won’t

Definitely, the registrar ______ release the list of passers soon. A. can B. may C. might D. will

______ wants to join the field trip. A. Anybody B. nobody C. no one D. someone

_________Of the players, Stacy is most likely to be named MVP. A. Among B. Between C. By D. For