Test 1 Module 1

1. Conjecture - an opinion or idea that is not based on definite knowledge and is formed by guessing
2. Impartial - not supporting one person or group more than another
3. Offhand - not showing much interest in somebody/something in a way that is rude or upsets
somebody
4. Mandatory - required by law
5. Circumvent - to find a way of avoiding a difficulty or a rule
6. Eclipse (v) - an occasion when the moon passes between the earth and the sun so that you cannot
see all or part of the sun for a time; an occasion when the earth passes between the moon and the
sun so that you cannot see all or part of the moon for a time
7. Fabricate - to invent false information in order to trick people
8. Exemplify - to be a typical example of something
9. Discernible - that can be recognized or understood
10. Inconclusive - not leading to a definite decision or result
11. Synchronization - the fact of happening at the same time or moving at the same speed as something
else; the act of making something do this
12. Hibernation - a state like deep sleep in which some animals spend the winter
13. Moderation - the quality of being reasonable and not being extreme
14. Contemporary - belonging to the same time
15. Lace - to be fastened with laces; to fasten something with laces
16. Repudiate - to refuse to accept something
17. Foretell - to know or say what will happen in the future, especially by using magic powers
18. Recant - to say, often publicly, that you no longer have the same belief or opinion that you had
before
19. Intimacy - the state of having a close personal relationship with somebody
20. Waver - to be or become weak or unsteady
21. Orchard -a piece of land, normally separated from the surrounding area, in which fruit trees are
grown
22. Assertion - a statement saying that you strongly believe something to be true
23. Meadow - a field covered in grass, used especially for hay
24. Renowned - famous and respected
25. Dignity - a calm and serious manner that deserves respect
26. Authenticity - the quality of being true or what somebody claims it is
27. Associate - to make a connection between people or things in your mind
28. Vegetation - plants in general, especially the plants that are found in a particular area or
environment
29. Proximity - the state of being near somebody/something in distance or time
30. Juvenile - relating to young people who are not yet adults
31. Cluster - a group of things of the same type that grow or appear close together
32. Acid - a chemical, usually a liquid, that contains hydrogen and has a pH of less than seven.
The hydrogen can be replaced by a metal to form a salt. Acids usually have a bitter sharp taste and
can often burn holes in or damage things they touch.
33. Terrain - used to refer to an area of land when you are mentioning its natural features, for example,
if it is rough, flat, etc.
34. Secrete (v) - (of part of the body or a plant) to produce a liquid substance

Herbivorous - (of animals) eating only plan

35. Spike - [countable] a thin object with a sharp point, especially a pointed piece of metal, wood, etc.
36. Lineage - the series of families that somebody comes from originally
37. Immense - extremely large or great
38. Thrive - to become, and continue to be, successful, strong, healthy, etc.
 39. Rebut - to say or prove that a statement or criticism is false
40. Revolve - to go in a circle around a central point
41. Absence - the fact of somebody being away from a place where they are usually expected to be; the
occasion or period of time when somebody is away
42. Virtue - behaviour or attitudes that show high moral standards
43. Villain - he main bad character in a story, play, etc.
44. Instance - a particular example or case of something
45. Asset - a person or thing that is valuable or useful to somebody/something
46. Dwell - to live somewhere
47. Attach - to fasten or join one thing to another
48. Recruit - to find new people to join a company, an organization, the armed forces, etc.
49. Pioneer - a person who is the first to study and develop a particular area of knowledge, culture, etc.
that other people then continue to develop
50. Usher - a person who shows people where to sit in a church, public hall, etc
51. Royal - connected with or belonging to the king or queen of a country
52. Reign - the period during which a king, queen, emperor, etc. rules
53. Incorporate (v) - to include something so that it forms a part of something
54. Wary - careful when dealing with somebody/something because you think that there may be a
danger or problem
55. Sole - only; single

TEST1 MODULE 2

prevail—to exist or be very common at a particular time or in a particular place, to defeat an opponent,
especially after a long struggle

succumb—to not be able to fight an attack, a temptation

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/temptation), etc., to die from the effect of a
disease or an injury

intersect—to meet or cross each other

interject—to interrupt what somebody is saying with your opinion or a remark

commit— commit something to do something wrong or illegal

rebellion—an attempt by some of the people in a country to change their government, using violence

prescribe—to tell somebody to take a particular medicine or have a particular treatment; to write a
prescription (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/prescription) for a particular
medicine, to say what should be done or how something should be done

mild—not severe or strong, of weather) not very cold, and therefore pleasant

innocuous—not intended or likely to offend or upset anyone, not harmful or dangerous

impractical—not sensible or realistic

benign—kind and gentle; not hurting anybody, not causing damage or harm

deceptive—likely to make you believe something that is not true,

unobtrusive— not attracting unnecessary attention,

conceal— to hide somebody/something,

peripheral—not as important as the main aim, part, etc. of something, connected with the outer edge of a
particular area
tranquilly—in a quiet and peaceful way

frame—to put or make a frame or border around something, produce false evidence, develop plan/system,

ponder—to Think about something carefully for a period of time,

Feat —an achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength

Weary—very tired, especially after you have been working hard or doing something for a long time

abide—cannot/could not abide somebody/something to dislike somebody/something so much that you hate
having to be with or deal with them

zealous—showing great energy and enthusiasm for something, especially because you feel strongly about it

pilgrimage — a journey to a holy place for religious reasons, a journey to a place that is connected with
somebody/something that you admire or respect

dismissive—dismissive (of somebody/something) showing that you do not believe a person or thing to be
important or worth considering

unanimity—complete agreement about something among a group of people,

35.Saloon— car with a boot (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/boot_1) (= space

at the back for carrying things) that is separated from the part where the driver and passengers sit

36.Unanimity —complete agreement , . about something among a group of people

37.Shaggy— of hair, fur, etc.) long and untidy

38.Poultry — chickens, ducks and geese

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/geese), kept for their meat or eggs

39.Altruistic — caring about the needs and happiness of other people and being willing to do things to help
them, even if it brings no advantage to yourself

40.Deliberately — done in a way that was planned, not by chance

41.Ingest — ngest something to take food, drugs, etc. into your body, usually by swallowing
(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/swallow_2#swallow_topg_1) (= making them
go down your throat)

42.Saturated— completely wet

43.Manipulate — disapproving) to control or influence somebody/something, often in a dishonest way so that

they do not realize it

44.Salinity — the fact of containing salt; the amount of salt contained in something

45.Pivotal— of great importance because other things depend on it

Proposition — an idea or a plan of action that is suggested, especially in business

spike—thin object with a sharp point, especially a pointed piece of metal, wood, etc.

coincide—(of two or more events) to take place at the same time

incline—to tend to think or behave in a particular way; to make somebody do this

rebut—to say or prove that a statement or criticism is false

craft—an activity involving a special skill at making things with your hands

reign—the period during which a king, queen, emperor

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/emperor), etc. rules

crisp—pleasantly hard and dry

verse— writing that is arranged in lines, often with a regular rhythm or pattern of rhyme
(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/rhyme_1)

observant— good at noticing things around you, careful to obey religious laws and customs

nuance—a very slight difference in meaning, sound, colour or somebody’s feelings that is not usually very
obvious

stingray—a large, wide, flat sea fish that has a long tail with a sharp sting
(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/sting_1#sting_sng_1) in it that can cause
serious wounds

disconcerting—making you feel worried, confused or embarrassed

imperceptible—very small and therefore unable to be seen or felt

venom—the poisonous liquid that some snakes, spiders, etc. produce when they bite or sting
(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/sting_1#sting_sng_1) you

potency—the power that somebody/something has to affect your body or mind

hiccup—a sharp, usually repeated, sound made in the throat, that is caused by a sudden movement of the
diaphragm (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/diaphragm) and that you cannot
control

contract— an official written agreement, an agreement to kill somebody for money

involuntarily—suddenly, without you intending it or being able to control it, without the person involved
wanting it to happen

strenuously—in a way that needs or uses great effort and energy, in a way that is determined and shows great
energy

latch—latch something to fasten something with a latch

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/latch_1)

absorbing adjective—interesting and fun and holding your attention completely

synchronization—the fact of happening at the same time or moving at the same speed as something else; the
act of making something do this

hibernation—state like deep sleep in which some animals spend the winter

moderation—the quality of being reasonable and not being extreme

discernible—that can be recognized or understood, that can be seen or heard, but not very clearly

straightforward—easy to do or to understand; not complicated, of a person or their behaviour) honest and

open; not trying to trick somebody or hide something

inconclusive—not leading to a definite decision or result,

unbiased—fair and not influenced by your own or somebody else’s opinions, desires, etc.
tendency—if somebody/something has a particular tendency, they are likely to behave or act in a particular
way,

distant—far away in space or time, distant (from something) not like something else

contemporary—belonging to the same time

repudiate—to refuse to accept something, to say officially and/or publicly that something is not true

proclaim—to publicly and officially tell people about something important, to show something clearly; to be a
sign of something

recant—to say, often publicly, that you no longer have the same belief or opinion that you had before

distorted—pulled out of shape so that it looks strange; made to sound strange, of facts or ideas) presented in a
way that changes them so that they are no longer correct or true

prove—show something is true

companion— a person or an animal that travels with you or spends a lot of time with you, person who shares
your experiences, especially when these are particularly pleasant or unpleasant

intimacy—the state of having a close personal relationship with somebody

yonder - over there

dignity - a calm and serious manner that deserves respect

sip - to drink something

tramp noun — person with no home or job who travels from place to place, usually asking people in the street
for food or money

choleric adjective—easily made angry

frown verb — to make a serious, angry or worried expression by bringing your eyebrows closer together so
that lines appear on your forehead

rustle— if something dry and light rustles or you rustle it, it makes a sound like paper, leaves, etc. moving or
rubbing together

hush—(used especially in orders)

to be quiet; to stop talking or crying

despise—to dislike and have no respect for somebody/something

tenant noun —a person who pays rent for the use of a room, building, land, etc. to the person who owns it

bureaucracy—uncountable] (often disapproving) the system of official rules and ways of doing things that a
government or an organization has, especially when these seem to be too complicated

tremble— to shake in a way that you cannot control, especially because you are very nervous, excited,
frightened, etc.

befit—something befits somebody to be suitable and good enough for somebody/something

pounce— move suddenly forwards in order to attack or catch somebody/something

legislator noun— a member of a group of people that has the power to make laws

impartial adjective—not supporting one person or group more than another

offhand adjective—not showing much interest in somebody/something in a way that is rude or upsets
somebody persistent adjective— determined to do something despite difficulties, especially when other
people are against you and think that you are being annoying or unreasonable

mandatory adjective— required by law

reservation—an arrangement for a seat on a plane or train, a room in a hotel, etc. to be kept for you, a feeling
of doubt about a plan or an idea

circumvent—circumvent something to find a way of avoiding a difficulty or a rule, circumvent something to go

or travel around something that is blocking your way

Ignorant - (often disapproving) not having or showing much knowledge or information about things; not
educated

Envied - to wish you had the same qualities, possessions, opportunities, etc. as somebody else

Coveted - covet something to want something very much, especially something that belongs to somebody else

Splendor- [uncountable] grand and impressive beauty

Seductive- sexually attractive, attractive in a way that makes you want to have or do something

Buffaloes- a large animal of the cow family that has wide

Antelope - an African or Asian animal, like a deer

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/deer), that runs very fast

Slug - a small, soft creature, like a snail (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/snail)

without a shell, that moves very slowly and often eats garden plants

nugget - a small piece of a valuable metal or mineral, especially gold, that is found in the earth

sublime- of very high quality or great beauty

firmament - the sky

shipping -ships in general or considered as a group

Snag -(informal) a problem or difficulty, especially one that is small, hidden or unexpected

reef -a long line of rocks or sand near the surface of the sea

roost - (of birds) to rest or go to sleep somewhere

laboriously - in a way that takes a lot of time and effort

sagacity noun- good judgement and understanding

inauspicious - showing signs that the future will not be good or successful

breast noun - either of the two round soft parts at the front of a woman’s body that produce milk when she
has had a baby

stately adjective - impressive in size, appearance or manner

eminent - (of people) famous and respected, especially in a particular profession

alight adjective - on fire, (formal) (of faces or eyes) showing a feeling of happiness or excitement

A cigarette set the dry grass alight.

fellow adjective- used to describe somebody who is the same as you in some way, or in the same situation,
fellow citizens/students
perplexity- the state of f,eeling confused and worried because you do not understand something

fitting—(formal) suitable or right for the occasion

outspread—spread out completely

enlargement—enlargement (of something) the process or result of something becoming or being made larger,

mood—the way you are feeling at a particular time

waver—to be or become weak or unsteady

assertion—a statement saying that you strongly believe something to be true

conflict— a situation in which people, groups or countries disagree strongly or are involved in a serious
argument

exposure—the state of being in a place or situation where there is no protection from something harmful or
unpleasant

dull—not interesting or exciting, slow in understanding (person)

stroke—an act of hitting a ball, for example with a bat

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/bat_1) or racket
(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/racket)

mirth—happiness, fun and the sound of people laughing

cradle—to hold somebody/something gently in your arms or hands

mighty— very strong and powerful

brook— a small river

immense—extremely large or great

slumber—sleep; a time when somebody is sleeping

interminable—lasting a very long time and therefore boring or annoying

meadow— a field covered in grass, used especially for hay

(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/hay)

indigenous— of people and their culture) coming from a particular place and having lived there for a long time
before other people came there; relating to, belonging to or developed by these people

bare—not covered by any clothes, just enough; the most basic or simple

patch— a small area of something, especially one which is different from the area around it

cluster— a group of things of the same type that grow or appear close together

citric—relating to fruit such as lemons, oranges and limes

acid—a chemical, usually a liquid

herbivorous—(of animals) eating only plants

sauropod— a very large dinosaur (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/dinosaur)

with a long neck and tail, small head and four very large legs

Test 2 English Module 1

1. Tenure— the period of time when somebody holds an important job, especially a political one; the act of
holding an important job

2. Consolidate — consolidate (something) to make a position of power or success stronger so that it is more
likely to continue

3. Secretive — tending or liking to hide your thoughts, feelings, actions, etc. from other people

4. Ordinary — not unusual or different in any way

5. Opaque — not clear enough to see through or allow light through

6. Delegate — a person who is chosen or elected to represent the views of a group of people and vote and
make decisions for them

7. Renounce — to state officially that you are no longer going to keep a title, position, etc.

8. Elusive — difficult to find, define or achieve

9. Imminent — (especially of something unpleasant) likely to happen very soon

10. Prevalence — the fact of existing or being very common at a particular time or in a particular place

11. Replicable — that can be copied exactly

12. Latent — existing, but not yet clear, active or well developed

13. Waive — to choose not to demand something in a particular case, even though you have a legal or official
right to do so

14. Overshadow — to make somebody/something seem less important, or successful

15. Disorienting — disorient somebody to make somebody unable to recognize where they are or where they
should go, to make somebody feel confused

16. Tenuous -=- so weak or uncertain that it hardly exists

18. Axe — a tool with a wooden handle and a heavy metal blade
(https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/blade#blade_sng_1), used for cutting up
wood, cutting down trees, etc

19. Basin — a large bowl that has taps and is fixed to the wall in a bathroom, used for washing your hands and
face in

20. Conventional — tending to follow what is done or considered acceptable by society in general; normal and
ordinary, and perhaps not very interesting

21. Dense — containing a lot of people, things, plants, etc. with little space, difficult to see through between
them

22. Rotate — to move or turn around a central fixed point; to make something do this

23. Innate — (of a quality, feeling, etc.) that you have when you are born

24. Trait — a particular quality in your personality

25. Predate (v) — predate something to be built or formed, or to happen, at an earlier date than something
else in the past

26. Cognitive — connected with mental processes of understanding,

27. Dexterity — skill in using your hands or your mind,

28. Camouflage — a way of hiding soldiers and military equipment, using paint, leaves or nets, so that they
look like part of what is around or near them

29. Conspicuously — in a way that is easy to see or notice, or that is likely to attract attention

30. Volition — the power to choose something freely or to make your own decisions

Test 2 English Module 2

1. Delay - period of time when somebody/something has to wait because of a problem that makes
something slow or late
2. Projection - an estimate or a statement of what figures, amounts, or events will be in the future, or
what they were in the past, based on what is happening now
3. Resilient - able to recover quickly after something unpleasant such as shock, injury, etc.
4. Dynamic - (of a person) having a lot of energy and a strong personality
5. Inadequate - not enough; not good enough
6. Withdraw - to take money out of a bank account
7. Invalidate - to prove that an idea, a story, an argument, etc. is wrong
8. Glide (v) - to move smoothly and quietly, especially as though it takes no effort
9. Restrained - showing calm control rather than emotion
10. Inexplicable - that cannot be understood or explained
11. Garment - a piece of clothing
12. Bargaining - discussion of prices, conditions, etc. with the aim of reaching an agreement that is
acceptable
13. Confer - to discuss something with somebody, in order to exchange opinions or get advice
14. Comply - to obey a rule, an order, etc.; to meet particular standards
15. Bosom - a situation in which you are with people who love and protect you ; a woman’s chest or
breasts
16. Delicately - carefully and using a lot of detail
17. Revelation - a fact that people are made aware of, especially one that has been secret and is
surprising- causing surprise
18. Predation - the act of an animal killing and eating other animals
19. Enclosure - a piece of land that is surrounded by a fence or wall and is used for a particular
purpose
20. Settlement - an official agreement that ends an argument between two people or groups
21. Roam - to walk or travel around an area without any definite aim or direction
22. Commercially - in a way that is connected with the buying and selling of goods and services
23. Layer - a quantity or sheet of something that lies over a surface or between surfaces
24. Strive - to try very hard to achieve something
25. Divergent - developing or moving in different directions; becoming less similar
26. Drought - a long period of time when there is little or no rain
27. Interweave - to twist together two or more pieces of thread, wool, etc.

Test 3 English Module 1

1. Represent – respresent somebody/something to be a member of a group of people and act or

speak for them at an event, a meeting, etc.
2. Unintended – an unintended effect, result or meaning is one that you did not plan or intend to
happen
3. Acknowledge - to accept that something is true
4. Implement - to make something that has been officially decided start to happen or be used
5. Presume - suppose that something is true, although you do not have actual proof
6. Improvise - to make or do something using whatever is available, usually because you do not
have what you really need
7. Observe (2nd meaning) - to see or notice somebody/something
8. Adhere to - to stick to something
9. Grapple with - to take a strong hold of somebody/something and struggle with them
10. Surmise - to guess or suppose something using the evidence you have, without definitely knowing
11. Contrive - to manage to do something despite difficulties
12. Enrich - to improve the quality of something, often by adding something to it
13. Indecipherable - (of writing or speech) impossible to read or understand
14. Ornamental - used as decoration rather than for a practical purpose
15. Intricate – having a lot of different parts and small details that fit together
16. Vivid - (of memories, a description, etc.) producing very clear pictures in your mind
17. Disparate - made up of parts or people that are very different from each other
18. Complementary - two people or things that are complementary are different but together form a
useful or attractive combination of skills, qualities or physical features
19. Paucity - a small amount of something; less than enough of something
20. Profusion - a very large quantity of something
21. Verisimilitude - the quality of seeming to be true or real the quality of seeming to be true or real
22. Acoustic - related to sound or to the sense of hearing
23. Counteract - to do something to reduce or prevent the bad or harmful effects of something
24. Imprudence - to do something to reduce or prevent the bad or harmful effects of something
25. Resolve - to find an acceptable solution to a problem or difficulty
26. Disorienting - to make somebody unable to recognize where they are or where they should go
27. Invigorating - making somebody feel healthy and full of energy
28. Stark - unpleasant; real, and impossible to avoid
29. Cultivate - to prepare and use land for growing plants or crops
30. Prominent - important or well known
31. Concerted (adj) - done together by more than one person, government, country, etc.
32. Accelerate - to happen faster or earlier; to make something happen faster or earlier
33. Modify - to change something slightly, especially in order to make it more suitable for a
particular purpose
34. Exhibit (v) - to show something in a public place for people to enjoy or to give them information
35. Alter - become different; to make somebody/something different
36. Encapsulate - to express the most important parts of something in a few words, a small space or
a single object
37. Stitching - a row of stitches
38. Fabric - material made by weaving wool, cotton, silk, etc., used for making clothes, curtains, etc.
and for covering furniture
39. Sleek - smooth and shiny
40. Correlate (adj) - if two or more facts, figures, etc. correlate or if a fact, figure,

41. smooth - completely flat and even, without any rough areas or holes

42. Shiny - smooth and bright; reflecting the light

Test 3 English Module 2

1. Blade — the flat part of a knife, tool or machine, which has a sharp edge or edges for cutting

2. Smooth — completely flat and even, without any rough areas or holes

3. Thwart — to prevent somebody from doing what they want to do

4. Perceive — to (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/wordlists/oxford3000-
5000?dataset=english&list=ox5000&level=b2) understand or think of somebody/something in a particular
way

5. Culminate — to end with a particular result, or at a particular point

6. Evocatively — in a way that makes you think of or remember a strong image or feeling, in a pleasant
way

7. Ambivalence — in a way that makes you think of or remember a strong image or feeling, in a pleasant
way

8. Distaste — a feeling that somebody/something is unpleasant or offensive

9. Bend — (especially of somebody’s body or head) to lean, or make something lean, in a particular
direction, engashmoq, egmoq

10. Vary — (of a group of similar things) to be different from each other in size, shape, etc., to change or
be different according to the situation

11. Conceive — conceive something (formal) to form an idea, a plan, etc. in your mind

12. Converse — converse (with somebody) to have a conversation with somebody

13. Resemble — resemble somebody/something to look like or be similar to another person or thing

14. Crust — the hard outer surface of bread, the outer layer of rock that forms the surface of the earth or
another planet

15. Graze — (of cows, sheep, etc.) to eat grass that is growing in a field, graze something to put cows,
sheep, etc. in a field so that they can eat the grass there

16. Constitute — to be considered to be something, to be the parts that together form something

17. Fortify — fortify something (against somebody/something) to make a place more able to resist attack,
especially by building high walls

18. Subsistence — the state of having just enough money or food to stay alive

19. Faith — trust in somebody’s ability or knowledge; trust that somebody/something will do what has
been promised

20. Annihilation — the act of somebody/something being completely destroyed

21. Consecrate — to state officially in a religious ceremony that something is holy and can be used for
religious purposes

22. Scope — the opportunity or ability to do or achieve something

23. Alleviate — Alleviate something to make something less severe

24. Tolerance - tolerance (of/for somebody/something) the quality of being willing to accept or tolerate,
somebody/something, especially opinions or behaviour that you may not agree with, or people who are
not like you

25. Arousal — the act of making somebody feel sexually excited; the state of being sexually excited, the
act of making somebody have a particular feeling or attitude

26. Equitable — fair and reasonable; treating everyone in an equal way

27. Seafaring — connected with work or travel on the sea

 28. Diverge — to separate and go in different directions, to be different

29. Energy-intensive

30. Instrumental — important in making something happen

31. Entitled — feeling that you have a right to the good things in life without necessarily having to work for
them

32. Outline — to give a description of the main facts or points involved in something

33. Collide — hit by accident when moving, come into conflict or opposition.

34. Endangered — (of a species) seriously at risk of extinction.

35. Livestock — farm animals regarded as an asset.

36. Harness — a set of straps and fittings by which a horse or other draught animal is fastened to a cart,
plough, etc. and is controlled by its driver, put a harness on (a horse or other draught animal).

37. Minuscule — extremely small; tiny, minuscule script

38. Strain — force (a part of one's body or oneself) to make an unusually great effort. force tending to pull
or stretch something to an extreme or damaging degree.

39. Fracturing — break or cause to break. sustain a fracture of (a bone).

40. Chamber — a large room used for formal or public events. place (a bullet) into the chamber of a gun.

41. Blend — mix (a substance) with another substance so that they combine together, a mixture of
different substances or other things.

42. Aid — help, typically of a practical nature. help or support (someone or something) in the achievement
of something.

43. Tomb — a large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead.

44. Burial site — a tract of land used for burial

45. Undertake — commit oneself to and begin (an enterprise or responsibility); take on. promise to do a
particular thing.

46. Reignite — ignite or cause to ignite again. Ignite— catch fire or cause to catch fire.

47. Ungainliness — lacking in smoothness or dexterity

48. Clutch —grasp (something) tightly, a tight grasp.

Test 4 English Module 1

1. Subsistence - the state of having just enough money or food to stay alive
2. Fume (v) - to be very angry about something
3. Acquisition - the act of getting something, especially knowledge, a skill, etc.
4. Scowling - to look at somebody/something in an angry or annoyed way
5. Ridiculous - to look at somebody/something in an angry or annoyed way
6. Exquisite - extremely beautiful or carefully made
7. Ponder - to think about something carefully for a period of time
8. Edifice - a large impressive building
9. Inland - in or towards the middle of a country; away from the coast
10. Seaboard - the part of a country that is along its coast
 11. Comrade - a person who is a member of the same communist or socialist political party as the
person speaking
12. Boast - ] to talk in a way that shows you are too proud of something that you have or can do
13. Evolve - to develop gradually, especially from a simple to a more complicated form; to develop
something in this way
14. Assemble - to come together as a group; to bring people or things together as a group
15. Concede - to admit that something is true, logical, etc. after first denying it or resisting it
16. Fragile - easily broken or damaged
17. Dew - the very small drops of water that form on the ground, etc. during the night
18. Languish - to be forced to stay somewhere or suffer something unpleasant for a long time
19. Synthetic - artificial; made by combining chemical substances rather than being produced
naturally by plants or animals
20. Vaporize - to turn into gas; to make something turn into gas
21. Ablation - the use of surgery to remove body tissue
22. Mitigate - to make something less harmful, serious, etc.
23. Iridescent - showing many bright colours that seem to change in different lights

Test 4 English Module 2

1. Pathogen - a thing that causes disease

2. Neglect - somebody/something to fail to take care of somebody/something
3. Conceptualize - to form an idea of something in your mind
4. Infallible - never wrong; never making mistakes
5. Lucrative - producing a large amount of money; making a large profit
6. Tedious - lasting or taking too long and not interesting
7. Atypical - not typical or usual
8. Legitimacy - the quality of being based on a fair or acceptable reason
9. Corollary -situation, an argument or a fact that is the natural and direct result of another one
10. Reciprocate - to behave or feel towards somebody in the same way as they behave or feel
towards you
11. Annotate - to add notes to a book or text, giving explanations or comments
12. Buttress - a structure made of stone or brick that supports a wall
13. Murmur - to say something in a soft quiet voice that is difficult to hear or understand
14. Evidently - clearly; that can be seen or understood easily
15. Vulgar - not having or showing good taste; not polite, pleasant or well behaved
16. Wince - an expression on your face that shows that you are embarrassed or feeling pain
17. Tackle - to make a determined effort to deal with a difficult problem or situation
18. Abandon - to leave somebody, especially somebody you are responsible for, with no intention of
returning
19. Mural - (of a painting) large and done on a wall, sometimes on an outside wall of a building
20. Forge - to put a lot of effort into making something successful or strong so that it will last
21. Ridge - a narrow area of high land along the top of a line of hills; a high pointed area near the top
of a mountain
22. Mantle - the role and responsibilities of an important person or job, especially when they are
passed on from one person to another
23. Burst - break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside; to make something break
in this way
24. Divert - somebody/something change direction
25. Ignition - electrical system of a vehicle that makes the fuel begin to burn to start the engine; the
place in a vehicle where you start this system
26. Downplaying - to try to make something seem less important than it really is
27. Contaminate - to make a substance or place dirty or no longer pure by adding a substance that is
dangerous or carries disease