HOME FCE STUDY ONLINE COURSE Vocabulary Exercises
Extract adapted for interactive practice from the book 1001 Vocabulary and Spelling Questions, which provides you with extensive practice and explanations.
Art Vazquez, COTE
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A linguistic expression corresponding to the process of transferring information or meaning from a particular subject (the analogue or source) to another particular subject (the target)
For the following questions, choose the answer that best completes the comparison. Consult a dictionary to help you.
1.polite :gracious ::cordial :
a. courteous b. confident c. comfortable d. bold
2.embarrassed :humiliated ::frightened :
a. courageous b. agitated c. terrified d. reckless
3.scarcely :mostly ::quietly :
a. secretly b. rudely c. loudly d. silently
4.candid :indirect ::honest :
a. frank b. wicked c. truthful d. devious
5.control :dominate ::magnify :
a. enlarge b. preserve c. decrease d. divide
6.exactly :precisely ::evidently :
a. positively b. apparently c. narrowly d. unquestionably
7.meaningful :insignificant ::essential :
a. basic b. important c. unremarkable d. unnecessary
8.simple :complex ::trivial :
a. inconspicuous b. significant c. permanent d. irrelevant
9.neophyte :novice ::pursuit :
a. passion b. restraint c. quest d. speed
10.regard :esteem ::ambivalence :
a. uncertainty b. withdrawal c. resemblance d. injustice
11.elated :despondent ::enlightened :
a. aware b. tolerant c. miserable d. ignorant
12.divulge :conceal ::conform :
a. construe b. differ c. retain d. offer
13.restrain :curb ::recant :
a. foretell b. retract c. entertain d. resent
14.admire :despise ::praise :
a. ravage b. surrender c. admonish d. warn
15.advance :retreat ::curtail :
a. damage b. discard c. consume d. prolong
16.implant :embed ::expel :
a. beseech b. oust c. accept d. examine
17.assemble :convene ::categorize :
a. systematize b. dismiss c. congregate d. alternate
18.grind :crush ::demolish :
a. divulge b. check c. pulverize d. steam
19.continuation :sequel ::scheme :
a. supplication b. management c. aftermath d. plot
20.phase :segment ::epoch :
a. document b. institution c. era d. emotion
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