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    Grammar C1 C2

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    The document appears to be a multiple choice test containing 40 questions. It covers a range of topics including vocabulary, grammar, health, history, law and politics. The questions test knowledge of words like obesity, treacherous, slender, extolled, hampered, contagious, and prerogative. They also address topics like the Black Death plague, petty crime, bravery, storms at sea, medical conditions, and legal terms like perjury, trespassing and prosecution. The test examines understanding of parts of speech, synonyms, and comprehension.

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    Grammar C1 C2

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    The document appears to be a multiple choice test containing 40 questions. It covers a range of topics including vocabulary, grammar, health, history, law and politics. The questions test knowledge of words like obesity, treacherous, slender, extolled, hampered, contagious, and prerogative. They also address topics like the Black Death plague, petty crime, bravery, storms at sea, medical conditions, and legal terms like perjury, trespassing and prosecution. The test examines understanding of parts of speech, synonyms, and comprehension.

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    Grammar C1 C2

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    1. ________ is a real health hazard.

    A. Stupidity B. Sturdiness C. Animosity D. Obesity


    2. Don’t trust him; he’s cruel, ________ and unscrupulous.

    A. Loving B. Slack C. Treacherous D. Trustworthy


    3. Marian was a beautiful, ________ young lady.

    A. Corpulent B. Gaunt C. Slender D. Bony


    4. Many poets have ________ the beauties of the countryside.

    A. Extolled B. Feared C. Excited D. Inhibited


    5. His heavy boots ________ him at work.

    A. Hampered B. Stemmed C. Repelled D. Compelled


    6. The plague, otherwise known as the Black Death, was a ________
    disease.

    A. Contagious B. Contiguous C. Contingent D. Congenial


    7. The Prime Minister will decide whether to release the prisoner or not;
    that’s his ________.

    A. Prerogative B. Derogatory C. Abdication D. Humanity


    8. The Conservatives declared their intention of ________ the whole Act
    once they came into power.

    A. Repulsing B. Repelling C. Impelling D. Repealing


    9. The problem of petty crime has largely been ________.

    A. Annihilated B. Exterminated C. Eradicated D. Decimated


    10. His ________ as a brave soldier spread throughout the country.

    A. Renovation B. Renown C. Pilgrimage D. Expedition


    11. Samantha was dressed in a very ________ trouser suit.

    A. Contemptible B. Decorous C. Stinging D. Becoming


    12. He found it all but impossible to bear the ________ of the nomadic life.

    A. Amenities B. Sourness C. Decorum D. Harshness


    13. My inquiries did not ________ any information of value.

    A. Elicit B. Arouse C. Illicit D. Swell


    14. I was informed by the police officer that he would be forced to take me
    into.

    A. Guardianship B. Bail C. Custody D. Protection


    15. His ________ sarcasm exasperated me.
    A. Biting B. Decorous C. Benevolent D. Fearful
    16. They were able to set sail when the storm ________.

    A. Enraged B. Abated C. Shrank D. Permitted


    17. He’s very whimsical; he does things on the ________ of the moment.

    A. Brim B. Spur C. Clap D. Push


    18. As soon as the storm ________, the ships will be allowed to set sail.

    A. Abets B. Abates C. Forbids D. Incites


    19. He slipped and fell and ________ his wrist.

    A. Aroused B. Flushed C. Sprained D. Chaste


    20. He doctor warned him that if he continued to pick the sore he would
    ________ it.

    A. Demolish B. Designate C. Exasperate D. Aggravate


    21. I detest that ________ know-it-all expression on his face.

    A. Bewildered B. Arduous C. Arrogant D. Complexity


    22. The Secretary of State handled the matter ________ and prevented a war.

    A. Adroitly B. Intensely C. Abjectly D. Slightly


    23. The board president designated a ________ team to tear down the
    dilapidated building which jeopardized the passer-by.

    A. Demolition B. Castigating C. Contaminating D. Drenching


    24. The examiner’s cold stare ________ Mary.

    A. Amazed B. Dumbfounded C. Imperiled D. Disconcerted


    25. It’s high time we ________ the procedure.

    A. Tortured B. Occurred C. Commenced D. Soothed


    26.I wouldn’t like to ________ my good name and reputation.

    A. Enrich B. Jeopardise C. Constrain D. Prolong


    27. If I was to do that, it would ________ my employer’s displeasure.

    A. Occur B. Incur C. Recur D. Concur


    28. A few political extremists ________ the crowd to attack the police>

    A. Incited B. Animated C. Stirred D. Agitated


    29. He studied ________; hence he passed his test hands down.

    A. Relatively B. Slovenly C. Diligently D. Lazily


    30. It’s not enough to swelter in this ________ weather; we’re got smog to
    boot.

    A. Chilly B. Sultry C. Discursive D. Pensive


    31. Her condition seems to be ________. We’ll have to take her to intensive
    care.

    A. Ameliorating D. Deteriorating C. Amputating D. Imitating


    32. Firemen must be ________ in the face of danger.

    A. Alluring B. Bald C. Darling D. Daring


    33. His spelling was ________.

    A. Ferocious B. Incongruous C. Apprehensive D. Atrocious


    34. The notice on the villa gate read: “ ________ will be prosecuted.”

    A. Muggers B. Hijackers C. Stowaways D. Trespassers


    35. He shuns work as he is such a(n) ________ student.

    A. Indolent B. Diligent C. Indigent D. Indigenous


    36. He lied under oath in court and was subsequently charged with
    ________.

    A. Poaching B. Forgery C. Perjury D. Usury


    37. The Queen appeared reluctant to ________ her long established
    privileges.

    A. Surrender B. Relinquish C. Discard D. Quit


    38. I was so ________ in the book I was reading that I didn’t hear the phone.

    A. Engrossed B. Gripped C. Submerged D. Distracted


    39. To what extent is your plan ________?

    A. Palpable B. Feasible C. Pliable D. Absurd


    40. A ________ breath is often an indication of dental cavities.

    A. Fragrant B. Aromatic C. Defensive D. Fetid

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