Number | Question | Answer | Your answer | choices |
1 | The cost will ___ the final contract. | choices: 1. affect 2. effect | ||
2 | The minister's statement ___ that he knew who had stolen the books. | choices: 1. implied 2. inferred | ||
3 | The incidents occurred in three ___ periods. | choices: 1. discrete 2. discreet | ||
4 | The ___ reason we did not pursue it was the cost. | choices: 1. principle 2. principal | ||
5 | The amount of gasoline was ___ than we had budgeted for. | choices: 1. less 2. fewer | ||
6 | We did not want continue the case, mostly because of ___. | choices: 1. principal 2. principle | ||
7 | As the crowd grew unruly, it was apparent that violence was ___. | choices: 1. eminent 2. imminent | ||
8 | The firm agreed that increasing client satisfaction was our ___ goal. | choices: 1. common 2. mutual | ||
9 | The dining room was not easily ___. | choices: 1. assessable 2. accessible | ||
10 | We learned that to find something quickly, we needed to look in the books' ___. | choices: 1. indexes 2. indices | ||
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer | choices |
11 | The residents smelled the ___ odor of marijuana. | choices: 1. distinctive 2. distinct | ||
12 | We ___ from his statements that he was not happy with the results. | choices: 1. inferred 2. implied | ||
13 | The defendant did his best to ___ the plaintiff that the damage was minimal. | choices: 1. ensure 2. assure | ||
14 | The defendant's recording was easy to assign to him because of his ___ voice. | choices: 1. distinct 2. distinctive | ||
15 | The report listed the cost-of-living ___ that affected the economy during those years. | choices: 1. indices 2. indexes | ||
16 | The incidents occurred for three ___ months: June, July, and August. | choices: 1. successive 2. consecutive | ||
17 | The new subsidiary ___ the focus of the larger company. | choices: 1. complemented 2. complimented | ||
18 | Mark's ___ absence resulted in his termination. | choices: 1. continual 2. continuous | ||
19 | We know that the ___ of the merger will create problems. | choices: 1. effect 2. affect | ||
20 | There were ___ hours logged than the company expected. | choices: 1. less 2. fewer | ||
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer | choices |
21 | The plaintiff found herself ___ several hostile women. | choices: 1. between 2. among | ||
22 | After the city approved the plans, the company ___ with digging the foundation. | choices: 1. preceded 2. proceeded | ||
23 | We were not ___ to the idea. | choices: 1. averse 2. adverse | ||
24 | The ___ meeting occurs every other month. | choices: 1. semimonthly 2. bimonthly | ||
25 | The two defendants were ___ happy with the verdict of innocence. | choices: 1. exceedingly 2. excessively | ||
26 | Both tried to be ___ about their romance, but were unable to keep it secret. | choices: 1. discrete 2. discreet | ||
27 | The two talked ___ in the interview. | choices: 1. exceedingly 2. excessively | ||
28 | We decided to go ___ with the project. | choices: 1. forward 2. foreword | ||
29 | The impact on our firm will not be ___ for at least three months. | choices: 1. assessable 2. accessible | ||
30 | Using the invention was the highest ___ someone could pay the inventor. | choices: 1. compliment 2. complement | ||
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer | choices |
31 | The agreement was made ___ two employees of the business. | choices: 1. among 2. between | ||
32 | The owners ___ the building in the fall. | choices: 1. apprised 2. appraised | ||
33 | Once started, the motor will run ___ until it runs out of gas. | choices: 1. continuously 2. continually | ||
34 | The fires were ___ to the firm's growth, but not long-term problems. | choices: 1. impediments 2. obstacles | ||
35 | We knew that the keynote speaker ___ the speaker we wanted to hear. | choices: 1. preceded 2. proceeded | ||
36 | The chemical had ___ effects on her system. | choices: 1. averse 2. adverse | ||
37 | It was in the parties' ___ interest to reach an agreement quickly. | choices: 1. common 2. mutual | ||
38 | The defendant's behavior continued over three ___ months: December, March, and July. | choices: 1. successive 2. consecutive | ||
39 | Dr. Rogers was an ___ scientist. | choices: 1. eminent 2. imminent | ||
40 | We could not ___ the explanation. | choices: 1. accept 2. except | ||
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer | choices |
41 | We found everything ___ the right document. | choices: 1. accept 2. except | ||
42 | The committee read the document and ___ objectionable parts. | choices: 1. censured 2. censored | ||
43 | Most of the really valuable information was in the book's ___. | choices: 1. foreword 2. forward | ||
44 | The legal team ___ the top defense lawyers in the country. | choices: 1. comprises 2. composes | ||
45 | The result of his misconduct was a vote to ___ the alderman. | choices: 1. censor 2. censure | ||
46 | John agreed to keep Linda ___ of all changes in the agreement. | choices: 1. appraised 2. apprised | ||
47 | A ___ report is produced twice a year. | choices: 1. biannual 2. semiannual | ||
48 | The legal team is ___ of staff members from three firms. | choices: 1. composed 2. comprised | ||
49 | The owners added a scaffold to ___ that workers were safe. | choices: 1. assure 2. ensure | ||
50 | The city's zoning ordinance became an ___ the builders could not overcome. | choices: 1. impediment 2. obstacle |