26 TEST TOEFL Vocabulary
1. Grief aggravated her illness.
(A) appeased
(B) tranquilized
(C) extenuated
(D) intensified
(A) appeased
(B) tranquilized
(C) extenuated
(D) intensified
2. The ill-intentioned aggregation was dispersed by the police.
(A) gathering
(A) gathering
(B) disintegration
(C) solo
(C) solo
(D) constituent
3. The new teacher stood aghast at the students' lack of discipline
(A) acceptant (B) tolerant
(C) lenient
(D) horrified
4. One needs an agile mind to solve the puzzles puzzles.
(A) lively (B) sluggish
(C) lethargic
(D) inert
agile = able to move quickly and easily.
5. The mind of man is agitated by various emotions
(A) lulled (B) quieted
(C) soothed
(D) provoked
agitated (ˈajiˌtādəd) = feeling or appearing troubled or nervous.
6. Will Durant is an agnostic.
(A) deist(B) pagan
(C) ascetic
(D) one who believes that nothing is known about the existence of God
7. The patient is in agony.
(A) suffering(B) repose
(C) rest
(D) peace
8. Sometimes agrarian disputes
are hard to settle.
(A) industrial
(B) political
(C) of land
(D) academic
(B) political
(C) of land
(D) academic
9. It's simply a minor ailment
(A) mistake(B) blunder
(C) question
(D) disease
10. Pity is often akin to love.
(A) related to(B) different from
(C) alien to
(D) foreign to
11. The retarded child moved with alacrity.
(A) quickness (B) slowness
(C) hesitation
(D) dilatoriness
alacrity (əˈlakrədē) = brisk and cheerful readiness.
12. The dog is always alert.
(A) listless (B) lively
(C) languid
(D) indolent
13. The troops aligned.
(A) attacked (B) retreated
(C) triumphed
(D) lined up
14. Her fears were allayed by her mother's consolation.
(A) aggravated(B) worsened
(C) mitigated
(D) aroused
15. To become a citizen, you must swear
allegiance to the United States
(A) disaffection(B) treason
(C) loyalty
(D) infidelity
16. Heat often alleviates pain.
(A) intensifies(B) augments
(C) cures
(D) mitigates
17. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.
(A) fission(B) fuss
(C) separation
(D) mixture
alloy = mix (metals) to make an alloy
18. Rewards allure men to confront
danger.
(A) elude
(B) attract
(C) allude
(D) estrange
(B) attract
(C) allude
(D) estrange
19. We heard some remarks in
allusion to his misconduct.
(A) slight mention
(B) illusion
(C) praise
(D) ailment
20. The plane is flying at a great altitude
(A) speed
(B) alacrity
(C) stability
(D) height
21. To give away alms is an
altruistic deed.
(A) selfish
(B) egoistic
(C) niggardly
(D) charitable
22. To amble along the willow bank
is an incomparable delight
(A) alight
(B) gallop
(C) joy
(D) saunter
23. The government is trying to
ameliorate workers' condition.
(A) impair
(B) improve
(C) mar
(D) deteriorate
24.The amenity of his manners is
irresistible
(A) hostility
(B) agreeableness
(C) antagonism
(D) amigo
25.The meeting ended on an
amiable note.
(A) surly
(B) crabbed
(C) impetuous
(D) agreeable
26. The negotiators joined in
amicable discussion.
(A) bellicose
(B) belligerent
(C) pugnacious
(D) friendly