US Major English Literature Test 5

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What is this test? for University Major review (University Major — Test 5 (English Literature)), USA — University (Undergraduate Majors, USA) level, USA.
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Section: University Major — Test 5 (English Literature) · Education: University (Undergraduate) · Part: University Major — Test 5 (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

Choose the best synonym for "obscure".

A) She and I went to the store.

B) plentiful

C) Me and she went

D) unknown

Question 2

Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (Their coming today...)?

A) Their coming today

B) There coming today

C) Theyre coming today

D) They're coming today.

Question 3

Choose the antonym of "day".

A) similar

B) same

C) night

D) day

Question 4

In a passage, "candid" most nearly means ...?

A) She and I went to the store.

B) frank

C) a color

D) plentiful

Question 5

Grammar: which sentence is correct (He accepted the award....)?

A) He accepted a award

B) He excepted the award

C) He accept the award

D) He accepted the award.

Question 6

What does "pragmatic" mean?

A) She and I went to the store.

B) practical

C) a color

D) plentiful

Question 7

Choose the best synonym for "pragmatic".

A) She and I went to the store.

B) practical

C) plentiful

D) Me and she went

Question 8

Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (He excepted the award...)?

A) He accept the award

B) He accepted the award.

C) He accepted a award

D) He excepted the award

Question 9

Choose the antonym of "open".

A) similar

B) open

C) closed

D) same

Question 10

In a passage, "jubilation" most nearly means ...?

A) She and I went to the store.

B) a color

C) joy

D) plentiful

Question 11

Grammar: which sentence is correct (The principal spoke first....)?

A) The principle spoke first

B) A principal spoke firstly

C) The principal speak first

D) The principal spoke first.

Question 12

What does "quell" mean?

A) a color

B) She and I went to the store.

C) plentiful

D) calm

Question 13

Choose the best synonym for "quell".

A) She and I went to the store.

B) calm

C) plentiful

D) Me and she went

Question 14

Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (The principle spoke first...)?

A) The principle spoke first

B) The principal spoke first.

C) The principal speak first

D) A principal spoke firstly

Question 15

Choose the antonym of "full".

A) full

B) similar

C) empty

D) same

Question 16

In a passage, "quell" most nearly means ...?

A) She and I went to the store.

B) a color

C) calm

D) plentiful

Question 17

Grammar: which sentence is correct (Stationery for letters....)?

A) Stationery for letters.

B) Stationary for letters

C) Stationery for walking

D) Stationary store books

Question 18

What does "resilient" mean?

A) a color

B) recovering fast

C) She and I went to the store.

D) plentiful

Question 19

Choose the best synonym for "resilient".

A) She and I went to the store.

B) plentiful

C) Me and she went

D) recovering fast

Question 20

Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (Stationary for letters...)?

A) Stationery for walking

B) Stationary store books

C) Stationary for letters

D) Stationery for letters.

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