Please, fill out the information below to continue. NAME EMAIL PHONE NUMBER 1. Three of the following words in the options are alike in some way. Which is the odd word out?PickleQuandaryMisconceptionPredicament2. Which of the following is most similar in meaning to obtain BusySerious questionInterrogateAcquire3. Five planes leave the airport at the same time. Plane B arrives at the destination before planes A & D, but after plane C. Plane E arrives before plane D but after plane A.Which was the last plane to arrive at the destination?Plane DPlane CPlane BPlane A4. Which of the following words is OPPOSITE in meaning to Happysmartsimpleshallowshysad5. In each of the following items, pick out the one word that does not belong to the groupCocoaCoffeeWineTea6. Use one of the options to fill the gap in each sentenceMary wants to know .............. my sister is in the houseEitherSinceHowWhether7. The options consists of four words. One of the words is a general term which describes what the other three words are. Choose the word which is the general termGovernorPresidentRulerQueen8. In this question, there are two pairs of words.Only one of the five possible answers will go equally well with both these pairs.(variety type) (arrange classify)stylekinddealtidysort9. Read each sentence and determine which one should come first, second and third.1. The lions roared and the birds sang2. We visited the zoo3. I saw some lions, birds, monkeys and snakes1,2,32,3,13,1,22,1,310. In the following question, there are three sentences. Read them carefully to decide which one should come first, second and third1. They set fire to the heap and it made a huge bonfire2. At night time, the campers put logs together3. The campers danced round the bonfire3,1,21,2,32,1,31,3,211. Choose the word that is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined wordThere is an increase in the number of computer-literate AmericansMultiplyControlDestroyDecrease12. Choose the one that can be formed by an arrangement of some or all of the letters of the word in capital letters.HANDICAPPEDPackPiperCapHire13. EDUCATION is to CLASSROOM as GROCERIES are toMilkListKitchenSupermarket14. The options consists of four words. One of the words is a general term which describes what the other three words are. Choose the word which is the general term.CryWinReadWords15. Choose the option that cannot be formed by an arrangement of some or all of the letters in capital letters. Do not use any letter more often than it appears in the word in capital letters.ENDANGERGardenDaggerDerangeAnger16. In the following text, one of the words is not complete. Please complete the word by filling in the missing letters. We are prone to comparing the weather year on year, often c { } { } { } l a i n i n g that's it isn't human friendly.ompanpantont17. Read each sentence and determine which one should come first, second and third.1. Julia went to the market2. She put them in a bag and carried the bag to her mother's house3. She bought cassava, plantain and yam1,3,22,1,33,1,23,2,118. In the following question, there are three sentences. Read them carefully to decide which one should come first, second and third1. He was seriously injured2. John had an accident3. He was flown to London two days later2,1,33,1,21,2,32,3,119. In the following, you are given two pairs of words and then a fifth word followed by a gap. Look carefully at the first two pairs and find out how the two words in each pair are related.(code, ode) : (sword, word) : (shark, ....)ArksArkParkHark20. Which of the following words is most similar in meaning to reputableCreateAntiqueEstablishedBuild21. All of the words below are alike in some way.entourageassociatesfollowerssupportersWhich of the following options could not be part of the above words?StaffEnemiesEmployerHierarchy22. Choose the option that has almost the same meaning as the underlined words in each sentenceMany students admired the power of that ChancellorFameWisdomAuthorityWealth23. Find the two statements that together prove:The football player wearing a blue jersey was in the team that won the Grand Final.1: The football player on the losing side wore purple.2: John is a football player and he wears a red jersey.3: John and his team were runners up in the Grand Final.4: A football player in a blue jersey beat John’s team in the Grand Final.5: John’s shorts are also white.1 & 53 & 41 & 32 & 424. Use one of the options to fill the gap in each sentenceAll these are lost ........ found itemsAndButStillThat25. Choose the word that is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined wordJohn had an unpleasant experience with a wild catLargeFearfulHungryDomestic26 out of 25
