Please, fill out the information below to continue. NAME EMAIL PHONE NUMBER 1. Which of the following words is OPPOSITE in meaning to Completeunfinishedunusedunlitunknownunusual2. INTRICATE is to BASIC as POSTPONE is toStopHaltDifficultContinue3. Which of the following words has a similar meaning to terminateUse-byMaintainUncontinueCease4. Production of wordsIn this question, the three words in the second group need to go together inthe same way as the three words in the first group. Find the word that is missing in the second group.(spark [lean] lend) (weary [ ? ] cold)clodlacecoaldaredeal5. Use one of the options to fill the gap in each sentenceStella, Samuel ....... John have travelled to AmericaTillAndExceptNot only6. NOVICE is to EXPERIENCED as APPRENTICE is toVeteranSenior citizenOldieExotic7. In this question, pick the one that does not belong to the groupa. Jumpingb. Runningc. Singingd. Trottingbadc8. SMELL is to NOSE, as SOUND is toNone of the aboveMouthEyeEar9. Relationships between wordsIn this question, three of the five words are related in some way. Find the two words that do not go with these three.football kick netball walking hockeynetball and kickhockey and walkingkick and walkingfootball and netballhockey and football10. Relationships between wordsIn this question, three of the five words are related in some way. Find the two words that do not go with these three.black mouse red green hutmouse, blackred, blackhut, greenmouse, hutred, green11. 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.GENERATIONEnterRegionDangerRation12. Find the two statements that together prove: Kelly has brown hair 1: Kelly has long hair.2: Rachael has brown hair.3: Rachael is ten years old.4: Kelly’s hair is the same colour as Rachael’s.5: Rachael has short hair.2 & 42 & 31 & 51 & 213. All of the words below are alike in some way.felonyoffensesinwrongdoingWhich of the following options could not be part of the above words?CrimeMisdemeanourPrisonMisconduct14. ALOOF is to SOCIABLE as ORDINARY is toQuietHiddenSplendidAddition15. Choose the option that has almost the same meaning as the underlined words in each sentenceHe visits me frequently QuicklyOftenSometimesLate16. 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)dealkindstyletidysort17. 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.MINISTERSetMistRestStar18. 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 yam1,3,23,1,23,2,12,1,319. In the following question you are given a word. Choose out of a list of four words which of the words can be paired with the word in the questionSTUDENTRifleScrew driverNetScholarship20. In each of the following items, pick out the one word that does not belong to the groupSaltSawChiselScrew driver21. Choose the one that can be formed by an arrangement of some or all of the letters of the word in capital letters.SPONTANEOUSTentSeasonSpendPonds22. Which of the following words is most similar in meaning to reputableEstablishedCreateBuildAntique23. 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.(plump, limp) : (stunt, tint) : (study, ....)TidyTinyDulyTardy24. Find the two statements that together prove: Sandy is a country music singer. 1: Sandy sings in a band.2: Sandy likes country music the best.3: Difficult music such as country and classical require a strongly trained voice.4: Sandy’s band plays country songs.5: Sandy has attended singing lessons for many years.3 & 51 & 32 & 51 & 425. Which of the following is not similar in meaning to blunderMistakeInaccuracyDetourGaffe26 out of 25
