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US Major English Literature Test 4

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University Major — Test 4 (English Literature) University (Undergraduate Majors, USA) USA USA University Majors Curriculum
What is this test? for University Major review (University Major — Test 4 (English Literature)), USA — University (Undergraduate Majors, USA) level, USA.
For University students (Undergraduate) in Test 4 (English Literature) in the USA — is this your major?
Section: University Major — Test 4 (English Literature) · Education: University (Undergraduate) · Part: University Major — Test 4 (English Literature) · Country: USA

English / Language Arts is a core subject measuring correct use of grammar and reading comprehension.

This test is designed to improve your skills in paragraph interpretation, vocabulary, and sentence structure.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
Grammar: which sentence is correct (It's time to go....)?
A) Its time to go
B) It's time to go.
C) Its' time to go
D) It time to go
Question 2
What does "lucid" mean?
A) a color
B) clear
C) She and I went to the store.
D) plentiful
Question 3
Choose the best synonym for "lucid".
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) clear
D) Me and she went
Question 4
Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (Its time to go...)?
A) Its' time to go
B) It's time to go.
C) It time to go
D) Its time to go
Question 5
Choose the antonym of "rich".
A) similar
B) poor
C) same
D) rich
Question 6
In a passage, "lucid" most nearly means ...?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) a color
C) clear
D) plentiful
Question 7
Grammar: which sentence is correct (The dog wagged its...)?
A) The dog wagged it tail
B) The dog wagged its' tail
C) The dog wagged it's tail
D) The dog wagged its tail.
Question 8
What does "meticulous" mean?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) a color
D) thorough
Question 9
Choose the best synonym for "meticulous".
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) thorough
D) Me and she went
Question 10
Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (The dog wagged it's...)?
A) The dog wagged its tail.
B) The dog wagged its' tail
C) The dog wagged it's tail
D) The dog wagged it tail
Question 11
Choose the antonym of "clean".
A) dirty
B) clean
C) same
D) similar
Question 12
In a passage, "scrutinize" most nearly means ...?
A) examine closely
B) She and I went to the store.
C) plentiful
D) a color
Question 13
Grammar: which sentence is correct (Your book is here....)?
A) Yore book is here
B) You're book is here
C) Your book is here.
D) Your book are here
Question 14
What does "nostalgia" mean?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) longing for past
D) a color
Question 15
Choose the best synonym for "nostalgia".
A) longing for past
B) She and I went to the store.
C) plentiful
D) Me and she went
Question 16
Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (You're book is here...)?
A) You're book is here
B) Yore book is here
C) Your book is here.
D) Your book are here
Question 17
Choose the antonym of "easy".
A) similar
B) hard
C) same
D) easy
Question 18
In a passage, "benevolent" most nearly means ...?
A) a color
B) kind
C) She and I went to the store.
D) plentiful
Question 19
Grammar: which sentence is correct (They're coming today....)?
A) Their coming today
B) Theyre coming today
C) They're coming today.
D) There coming today
Question 20
What does "obscure" mean?
A) unknown
B) She and I went to the store.
C) plentiful
D) a color

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