MAJOR - Vocabulary Flashcards
The teacher-adviser //monitors// the class activities of his pupils.
a. demands
b. observes
c. identifies
d. regulates
B
There is a need to //renovate// the old school building to avoid future accidents.
a. repair
b. repaint
c. restore
d. redecorate
A
The athlete was in a //sanguine// mood after the ball game.
a. frustrating
b. happy
c. sad
d. discouraging
B
There is a need for an //amicable// settlement between the parent and the teacher.
a. embarrassing
b. humble
c. peaceful
d. continuing
C
There is an //altercation// going on between the teacher and principal in the office.
a. dispute
b. competition
c. settlement
d. jealousy
A
The English teacher is //proficient// in her teaching.
a. effective
b. expert
c. engrossed
d. perfect
B
//Stipulate// in your constitution and by-laws the qualifications of the officers.
a. specify
b. attach
c. fasten
d. underline
A
//Integrate// values in all your subject areas.
a. remove
b. include into
c. decrease
d. criticize
B
His //preposterous// reason made him the talk of the campus.
a. magnificent
b. ridiculous
c. funny
d. positive
B
The singer was //fidgety// as the judges were deciding on the winner.
a. appealing
b. with love
c. restlessly
d. none of these
C
He was //deprived// of a mother’s love.
a. satisfied
b. debarred
c. chosen
d. given
B
The //flagrant// pupils came shouting with stones in their hands.
a. industrious
b. group of pupils
c. notorious
d. intelligent
C
There was a question of //fraud// among the notorious pupils who took the special examination.
a. cheating
b. injustice
c. unfairness
d. favoritism
A
Her answer was //explicable// in public.
a. undetermined
b. can be explained
c. unacceptable
d. unreasonable
B
She looked //haggard// when she came in.
a. fresh
b. at ease
c. gaunt
d. inspired
C
