V-Lev.11-Q

V-Lev 11(10000-11000words)

Q 1 … crisp
… crisp
… The air was crisp and cool in the morning.
… She likes her toast crisp and golden.
… crisp

/ crisp

… The air was crisp and cool in the morning.

/ The air was crisp and cool in the morning.

… She likes her toast crisp and golden.

/ She likes her toast crisp and golden.

Q 2 … loyalty
… loyalty
… He showed great loyalty to his friends.
… Customer loyalty is important for business success.
… loyalty

/ loyalty

… He showed great loyalty to his friends.

/ He showed great loyalty to his friends.

… Customer loyalty is important for business success.

/ Customer loyalty is important for business success.

Q 3 … tyranny
… tyranny
… The people fought against tyranny.
… Tyranny often leads to rebellion.
… tyranny

/ tyranny

… The people fought against tyranny.

/ The people fought against tyranny.

… Tyranny often leads to rebellion.

/ Tyranny often leads to rebellion.

Q 4 … minimal
… minimal
… The damage to the car was minimal.
… She made only minimal changes to the design.
… minimal

/ minimal

… The damage to the car was minimal.

/ The damage to the car was minimal.

… She made only minimal changes to the design.

/ She made only minimal changes to the design.

Q 5 … adoption
… adoption
… The adoption of new technology improved efficiency.
… They celebrated the adoption of their child.
… adoption

/ adoption

… The adoption of new technology improved efficiency.

/ The adoption of new technology improved efficiency.

… They celebrated the adoption of their child.

/ They celebrated the adoption of their child.

Q 6 … inheritance
… inheritance
… He received a large inheritance from his uncle.
… Inheritance laws vary by country.
… inheritance

/ inheritance

… He received a large inheritance from his uncle.

/ He received a large inheritance from his uncle.

… Inheritance laws vary by country.

/ Inheritance laws vary by country.

Q 7 … reside
… reside
… They reside in a quiet neighborhood.
… The ambassador resides in the capital city.
… reside

/ reside

… They reside in a quiet neighborhood.

/ They reside in a quiet neighborhood.

… The ambassador resides in the capital city.

/ The ambassador resides in the capital city.

Q 8 … blend in
… blend in
… He tried to blend in with the crowd.
… The house blends in with the natural surroundings.
… blend in

/ blend in

… He tried to blend in with the crowd.

/ He tried to blend in with the crowd.

… The house blends in with the natural surroundings.

/ The house blends in with the natural surroundings.

Q 9 … moderately
… moderately
… She exercises moderately every day.
… The room was moderately decorated.
… moderately

/ moderately

… She exercises moderately every day.

/ She exercises moderately every day.

… The room was moderately decorated.

/ The room was moderately decorated.

Q 10 … comprehend
… comprehend
… He could not comprehend the complexity of the problem.
… Children can comprehend basic concepts easily.
… comprehend

/ comprehend

… He could not comprehend the complexity of the problem.

/ He could not comprehend the complexity of the problem.

… Children can comprehend basic concepts easily.

/ Children can comprehend basic concepts easily.

Q 11 … formidable
… formidable
… The team faced a formidable opponent.
… She has a formidable reputation in the industry.
… formidable

/ formidable

… The team faced a formidable opponent.

/ The team faced a formidable opponent.

… She has a formidable reputation in the industry.

/ She has a formidable reputation in the industry.

Q 12 … magnitude
… magnitude
… The earthquake had a magnitude of 6.5.
… They underestimated the magnitude of the problem.
… magnitude

/ magnitude

… The earthquake had a magnitude of 6.5.

/ The earthquake had a magnitude of 6.5.

… They underestimated the magnitude of the problem.

/ They underestimated the magnitude of the problem.

Q 13 … sexuality
… sexuality
… The book explores themes of identity and sexuality.
… He spoke openly about his sexuality.
… sexuality

/ sexuality

… The book explores themes of identity and sexuality.

/ The book explores themes of identity and sexuality.

… He spoke openly about his sexuality.

/ He spoke openly about his sexuality.

Q 14 … paramount
… paramount
… Safety is of paramount importance.
… Education is paramount for a nation’s development.
… paramount

/ paramount

… Safety is of paramount importance.

/ Safety is of paramount importance.

… Education is paramount for a nation’s development.

/ Education is paramount for a nation’s development.

Q 15 … discord
… discord
… There was discord among the team members.
… Political discord can destabilize a country.
… discord

/ discord

… There was discord among the team members.

/ There was discord among the team members.

… Political discord can destabilize a country.

/ Political discord can destabilize a country.

Q 16 … continuation
… continuation
… The continuation of the project depends on funding.
… He requested a continuation of the meeting.
… continuation

/ continuation

… The continuation of the project depends on funding.

/ The continuation of the project depends on funding.

… He requested a continuation of the meeting.

/ He requested a continuation of the meeting.

Q 17 … violation
… violation
… He was fined for a traffic violation.
… Violation of the rules will result in penalties.
… violation

/ violation

… He was fined for a traffic violation.

/ He was fined for a traffic violation.

… Violation of the rules will result in penalties.

/ Violation of the rules will result in penalties.

Q 18 … surpass
… surpass
… She hopes to surpass her previous achievements.
… The athlete surpassed all expectations.
… surpass

/ surpass

… She hopes to surpass her previous achievements.

/ She hopes to surpass her previous achievements.

… The athlete surpassed all expectations.

/ The athlete surpassed all expectations.

Q 19 … ape
… ape
… The ape swung from branch to branch.
… Humans share many traits with apes.
… ape

/ ape

… The ape swung from branch to branch.

/ The ape swung from branch to branch.

… Humans share many traits with apes.

/ Humans share many traits with apes.

Q 20 … geology
… geology
… He is studying geology at university.
… Geology helps us understand Earth’s history.
… geology

/ geology

… He is studying geology at university.

/ He is studying geology at university.

… Geology helps us understand Earth’s history.

/ Geology helps us understand Earth’s history.

Q 21 … tonic
… tonic
… He drank a tonic to feel refreshed.
… Music can be a tonic for the soul.
… tonic

/ tonic

… He drank a tonic to feel refreshed.

/ He drank a tonic to feel refreshed.

… Music can be a tonic for the soul.

/ Music can be a tonic for the soul.

Q 22 … scarce
… scarce
… Food became scarce during the drought.
… Water is scarce in desert regions.
… scarce

/ scarce

… Food became scarce during the drought.

/ Food became scarce during the drought.

… Water is scarce in desert regions.

/ Water is scarce in desert regions.

Q 23 … elevate
… elevate
… Regular exercise can elevate your mood.
… The platform was elevated for better visibility.
… elevate

/ elevate

… Regular exercise can elevate your mood.

/ Regular exercise can elevate your mood.

… The platform was elevated for better visibility.

/ The platform was elevated for better visibility.

Q 24 … stick with
… stick with
… You should stick with your original plan.
… He decided to stick with his friends.
… stick with

/ stick with

… You should stick with your original plan.

/ You should stick with your original plan.

… He decided to stick with his friends.

/ He decided to stick with his friends.

Q 25 … nitrogen
… nitrogen
… Nitrogen is essential for plant growth.
… The atmosphere contains a large amount of nitrogen.
… nitrogen

/ nitrogen

… Nitrogen is essential for plant growth.

/ Nitrogen is essential for plant growth.

… The atmosphere contains a large amount of nitrogen.

/ The atmosphere contains a large amount of nitrogen.

Q 26 … spectacular
… spectacular
… The fireworks display was spectacular.
… She gave a spectacular performance on stage.
… spectacular

/ spectacular

… The fireworks display was spectacular.

/ The fireworks display was spectacular.

… She gave a spectacular performance on stage.

/ She gave a spectacular performance on stage.

Q 27 … epoch
… epoch
… The invention marked a new epoch in history.
… We live in an epoch of rapid technological change.
… epoch

/ epoch

… The invention marked a new epoch in history.

/ The invention marked a new epoch in history.

… We live in an epoch of rapid technological change.

/ We live in an epoch of rapid technological change.

Q 28 … thermal
… thermal
… The thermal energy from the sun warms the Earth.
… He wore thermal clothing in the cold weather.
… thermal

/ thermal

… The thermal energy from the sun warms the Earth.

/ The thermal energy from the sun warms the Earth.

… He wore thermal clothing in the cold weather.

/ He wore thermal clothing in the cold weather.

Q 29 … hold up
… hold up
… The bridge can hold up under heavy traffic.
… Sorry I’m late, I was held up by traffic.
… hold up

/ hold up

… The bridge can hold up under heavy traffic.

/ The bridge can hold up under heavy traffic.

… Sorry I’m late, I was held up by traffic.

/ Sorry I’m late, I was held up by traffic.

Q 30 … ironically
… ironically
… Ironically, he failed the easiest test.
… Ironically, the solution created more problems.
… ironically

/ ironically

… Ironically, he failed the easiest test.

/ Ironically, he failed the easiest test.

… Ironically, the solution created more problems.

/ Ironically, the solution created more problems.

Q 31 … instructive
… instructive
… The lecture was very instructive.
… Her comments were instructive for the team.
… instructive

/ instructive

… The lecture was very instructive.

/ The lecture was very instructive.

… Her comments were instructive for the team.

/ Her comments were instructive for the team.

Q 32 … infectious
… infectious
… The disease is highly infectious.
… His laughter was infectious.
… infectious

/ infectious

… The disease is highly infectious.

/ The disease is highly infectious.

… His laughter was infectious.

/ His laughter was infectious.

Q 33 … metabolism
… metabolism
… Exercise can boost your metabolism.
… Metabolism slows down with age.
… metabolism

/ metabolism

… Exercise can boost your metabolism.

/ Exercise can boost your metabolism.

… Metabolism slows down with age.

/ Metabolism slows down with age.

Q 34 … weaken
… weaken
… The medicine may weaken your immune system.
… His strength began to weaken after the illness.
… weaken

/ weaken

… The medicine may weaken your immune system.

/ The medicine may weaken your immune system.

… His strength began to weaken after the illness.

/ His strength began to weaken after the illness.

Q 35 … unstable
… unstable
… The ladder looks unstable, be careful.
… The political situation is unstable.
… unstable

/ unstable

… The ladder looks unstable, be careful.

/ The ladder looks unstable, be careful.

… The political situation is unstable.

/ The political situation is unstable.

Q 36 … jump at
… jump at
… She jumped at the chance to travel abroad.
… He jumped at the offer without hesitation.
… jump at

/ jump at

… She jumped at the chance to travel abroad.

/ She jumped at the chance to travel abroad.

… He jumped at the offer without hesitation.

/ He jumped at the offer without hesitation.

Q 37 … sincere
… sincere
… He gave a sincere apology.
… Her sincere efforts were appreciated.
… sincere

/ sincere

… He gave a sincere apology.

/ He gave a sincere apology.

… Her sincere efforts were appreciated.

/ Her sincere efforts were appreciated.

Q 38 … awkward
… awkward
… There was an awkward silence in the room.
… He felt awkward during the conversation.
… awkward

/ awkward

… There was an awkward silence in the room.

/ There was an awkward silence in the room.

… He felt awkward during the conversation.

/ He felt awkward during the conversation.

Q 39 … plead
… plead
… He pleaded for mercy.
… She pleaded with him to stay.
… plead

/ plead

… He pleaded for mercy.

/ He pleaded for mercy.

… She pleaded with him to stay.

/ She pleaded with him to stay.

Q 40 … multinational
… multinational
… He works for a multinational corporation.
… Multinational companies operate worldwide.
… multinational

/ multinational

… He works for a multinational corporation.

/ He works for a multinational corporation.

… Multinational companies operate worldwide.

/ Multinational companies operate worldwide.

Q 41 … tolerant
… tolerant
… She is tolerant of different opinions.
… A tolerant society respects diversity.
… tolerant

/ tolerant

… She is tolerant of different opinions.

/ She is tolerant of different opinions.

… A tolerant society respects diversity.

/ A tolerant society respects diversity.

Q 42 … wilderness
… wilderness
… They camped in the wilderness.
… The park preserves a large area of wilderness.
… wilderness

/ wilderness

… They camped in the wilderness.

/ They camped in the wilderness.

… The park preserves a large area of wilderness.

/ The park preserves a large area of wilderness.

Q 43 … stand over
… stand over
… He stood over her while she worked.
… The teacher stood over the students during the exam.
… stand over

/ stand over

… He stood over her while she worked.

/ He stood over her while she worked.

… The teacher stood over the students during the exam.

/ The teacher stood over the students during the exam.

Q 44 … microbial
… microbial
… Microbial activity is important in soil health.
… Scientists study microbial life in extreme environments.
… microbial

/ microbial

… Microbial activity is important in soil health.

/ Microbial activity is important in soil health.

… Scientists study microbial life in extreme environments.

/ Scientists study microbial life in extreme environments.

Q 45 … ivory
… ivory
… The statue was made of ivory.
… Ivory trade is banned internationally.
… ivory

/ ivory

… The statue was made of ivory.

/ The statue was made of ivory.

… Ivory trade is banned internationally.

/ Ivory trade is banned internationally.

Q 46 … hold out
… hold out
… They decided to hold out until a better offer came.
… The soldiers managed to hold out for two weeks.
… hold out

/ hold out

… They decided to hold out until a better offer came.

/ They decided to hold out until a better offer came.

… The soldiers managed to hold out for two weeks.

/ The soldiers managed to hold out for two weeks.

Q 47 … prohibit
… prohibit
… The law prohibits smoking in public places.
… They prohibited the use of mobile phones during the exam.
… prohibit

/ prohibit

… The law prohibits smoking in public places.

/ The law prohibits smoking in public places.

… They prohibited the use of mobile phones during the exam.

/ They prohibited the use of mobile phones during the exam.

Q 48 … slaughter
… slaughter
… The farmer slaughters chickens for meat.
… The war led to the slaughter of thousands of people.
… slaughter

/ slaughter

… The farmer slaughters chickens for meat.

/ The farmer slaughters chickens for meat.

… The war led to the slaughter of thousands of people.

/ The war led to the slaughter of thousands of people.

Q 49 … disastrous
… disastrous
… The flood had disastrous consequences for the town.
… His decision proved to be disastrous for the company.
… disastrous

/ disastrous

… The flood had disastrous consequences for the town.

/ The flood had disastrous consequences for the town.

… His decision proved to be disastrous for the company.

/ His decision proved to be disastrous for the company.

Q 50 … eruption
… eruption
… The volcanic eruption destroyed nearby villages.
… There was a sudden eruption of laughter in the room.
… eruption

/ eruption

… The volcanic eruption destroyed nearby villages.

/ The volcanic eruption destroyed nearby villages.

… There was a sudden eruption of laughter in the room.

/ There was a sudden eruption of laughter in the room.

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