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Verbal Test
1.In some 19th century novels you see the very poor
conditions people lived in that can only be described as
misery.

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object
reject
abject
1.In some 19th century novels you see the very poor
conditions people lived in that can only be described as
misery.

dejected
object
reject
abject
3.This is a sort of shortened version of what happened
and has been to fit into the newspaper.

adopted
attuned
abbreviated
added
4.It was quite obvious from the secretive manner in which
he left the shop and the looks he kept giving that he
hadn't paid for the items of clothing.

furtive

fugitive
furious
famous
5.It was a remarkable performance because the actor
seemed to convey the whole range of human emotions ,
what you might call the complete from beginning to
end.

gamble
grasp
granting
gamut
6.The telephone connection was very poor and we only
heard a account of what the reporter was
describing.

gesticulated
gambled
garrulous
garbled
7.The teacher found it quite to try and teach the
children because they refused to listen to a word she was
saying.

festive
futile
feeble
fatuous
8.The university decided to give their an honorary
degree because she had always been most generous in

her financial help.

believer
benefit
benefactor
beholder
9.I've no wish to disregard or your achievements but
I think you could have done much more.

belittle
bemoan
bereave
betoken
10.His attempt to make fun of the situation was considered
to be in bad taste and in the extreme.

fertile
frequent
febrile
facetious