VOCABULARY
My answer is correct or not.....please give me ur suggestion..
41. He sat at the bar drinking beer from a large _______.
A. cork C. muffin
B. larder D. tankard
Answer:- D
42. You’ve gotten a little ____________ lately. Maybe you should go on a diet.
A. plump C. withered
B. shriveled D. scant
Answer:- D
43. Remove the __________ from those potatoes before boiling them.
A. pulp C. strips
B. peelings D. outsides
Answer:- B
44. People with heart problems should ___________ fatty food.
A. jot down C. concentrate
B. steer clear of D. peruse
Answer:- B
45. Good health is __________ to living a long life.
A. stale C. putrid
B. dense D. vital
Answer:- D
46. The garbage was giving off a ___________.
A. garnish C. morsel
B. stench D.flap
Answer:- A
47. Only a(n) ____________ of the class passed the examination.
A. concoction C. receptacle
B. texture D. fraction
Answer:- A
48. He ___________ through his drawers, looking for his wallet.
A. rummaged C. tackled
B. simmered D. entailed
Answer:- A
49. The wine was stored in a large wooden ___________.
A. jigger C. cask
B. lather D. stack
Answer:- C
50. Sally’s room was such a mess. I have never seen anything so totally ________
A. impeccable C. cluttered
B. immaculate D. sumptuous
Answer:- C
Last edited by thajula; 28-Nov-2011 at 18:11.
In a prior post, it was suggested that 30 questions was too many.
Instead of making a shorter post, you post 40 questions.
Please post no more than 10 at a time.
Some of these are easily answered with a dictionary. Did you use one? Did you look up EVERY SINGLE WORD so that you could know for certain that some were clearly wrong?
No one who used a dictionary would say that someone who is "scant" must go on a diet.
Until I believe that you have tried to eliminate some of the clearly wrong answers, I'm not interested in helping you. You have to try to help yourself first.
I'm not a teacher, but I write for a living. Please don't ask me about 2nd conditionals, but I'm a safe bet for what reads well in (American) English.
Please look up the meanings of the word "garnish" and "concoction" and look at the sentences you chose them for. Do they make sense?
Then look up the other choices you were give for those two questions.
Do NOT just come back and say "I think it's D" or "I think it's A." Tell us in your own words what you think the right choice means and why if fits in that sentence.
I'm not a teacher, but I write for a living. Please don't ask me about 2nd conditionals, but I'm a safe bet for what reads well in (American) English.