تست شماره 1 : لغات زبان عمومی کارشناسی ارشد و دکتری
سوالات تالیفی
1. With the help of Novocain, your dentist can greatly ………… the pain of drilling.
1) append 2) appease 3) apprise 4) appraise
2. It was easy to tell that the speaker’s talk was memorized, though he tried to make it seem ……
1) incontrovertible 2) irrevocable 3) illegible 4) impromptu.
3. The Alumni Association is not under the control of the school. Itis a completely ……. group.
1) autonomous 2) automatic 3) authentic 4) autocratic
4. Our class was ……. for having the best attendance for October.
1) commuted 2) commanded 3) commenced 4) commended
5. John’s parents greeted me with ……… and made me feel like an old friend of family.
1) inflexibility 2) cordiality 3) reliability 4) fidelity
6. Ten of the club members Who ……… have said they will quit.
1) disbanded 2) dissented 3) dispensed 4) discerned
7. If you let your assignments pile up, you may get into a situation from which you will not be able to ……… yourself.
1) exonerate 2) excrete 3) extricate 4) extract
8. According to Npt, nuclear weapons should be totally…………
1) proliferated 2) promoted 3) prohibited 4) prosecuted
9. The soldiers opened fire on their ……… killing two of them.
1) adversities 2) animosities 3) antagonists 4) affidavits
10. We can do without luxuries and entertainments. How ever, food, shelter and clothing
Are ………
1) inalienable 2) inadmissible 3) indispensable. 4) incompatible
11. The government could do more to ……… economic growth of the country.
1) preside 2) promote 3) precede 4) procure
12. The formal talks have now been ………. for the weekend.
1) adjourned 2) adjoined 3) adjusted 4) adjudicated
13. Privatization and price reform must proceed concurrently
1) subsequently 2) simultaneously 3) presently 4) previously
14. No T.V cameras will be permitted to install in the ……… of army headquarter.
1) vicinity 2) calamity 3) dexterity 4) veracity
15. Most of our members will change their minds when shown that they but Not Mary. She is inexperienced and a …………. newcomer.
1) fictitious 2) facetious 3) prominent 4) stubborn
16. He criticized party leaders who thought of themselves as ………..
1) compatible 2) infallible 3) prodigious 4) commodious
17. Many American firms, not just banks, sought to expand by buying others, rather than by augmenting their own operations.
1) diminishing 2) protracting 3) hindering 4) increasing
18. Some of the students were so enraged by the way jack opened the meeting.
1) incensed 2) incarnate 3) incited 4) indecent
19. The two sides have been engaged in a violent ………… over a commercial pact.
1) constancy 2) conviction 3) controversy 4) convolution
20. He may meditate whether harsh responses to the discontent can continue.
1) conciliate 2) contemplate 3) condense 4) condone
21. As a result of a break in the water main, many cellars in the area were ………… .
1) deflected 2) deluded 3) demoted 4) deluged
22. The police used tear gas to ……… the mob and prevent violence.
1) distort 2) dispel 3) dissect 4) dissipate
23. They placed themselves in great …………. by openly opposing him.
1) infirmity 2) latency 3) jeopardy 4) custody
24. Such discrimination may ……… more women from seeking work.
1) defer 2) deviate 3) detain 4) deter
25. This long ……… has led me away from my main story.
1) dissolution 2) digression 3) disposition 4) dilution
26. The newspaper warns of a rise in food prices, and called on people to …………
consumption.
1) restore: 2) retrieve 3) reprieve 4) restrain
27. The rioters threw nails onto the street to. the tires of police patrols.
1) pervade 2) pierce 3) pinch 4) palliate
28. In an impressive display of stamina the ministers have stayed up all night.
1) convalescence 2) defiance 3) endurance 4) coalescence
29. The UN security council has ………… taking any measure in response to the report.
1) deluded 2) delineated 3) deluged 4) deferred
30. She hoped sanctions would …………. to get Iraq out of Kuwait but warned that force
might finally be necessary.
1) suffice 2) suffuse 3) subdue 4) suffocate
31. When he learned of his failure, jack decided to quit school. But after …………..
consideration, he realized that would be unwise.
1) fatuous 2) inevitable 3) momentary. 4) sober
32. His evidence might ……… me from the crimes they had charged me with
1) exorcize 2) exculpate 3) exhort 4) excruciate
33. When we ………… through the trunks in the attic, we found many souvenirs of our
childhood day;
1) ruminated 2) resuscitated 3) rummaged 4) retrenched
34. Divorce courts usually award safekeeping to mothers.
1) cupidity 2) cordiality 3) credulity 4) custody
35. National poverty was intensified by rapid population growth.
1) excoriated 2) exacerbated 3) expatiated 4) exasperated
36. if some of the requirements for graduation seem intricate, see your counselor.
1) substantiated 2) complicated 3) disappointed 4) fabricated
37. At one point in his talk, the speaker turned aside to tell us of an incident in his Childhood.
1) digressed 2) discharged 3) discarded 4) disentangled
38. The European community might help to ……… a middle East peace conference,
1) restrain 2) convene 3) relinquish 4) reproach
39. Yesterday’s defeat was no blame on our players. They did their best.
1) recrimination 2) reciprocation 3) reflection 4) recession
40. The hurricane that hit Florida in 1929 had a disastrous effect because so many homes were constructed of wood.
1) cathartic, 2) catalytic 3) categorical 4) cataclysmic
41. You and the person with whom you share an apartment must be ……………
1) fallible 2) compatible 3) palatable 4) irreconcilable
42. The public is very uncertain about the governor’s plans for a tax cut.
1) facetious 2) fictitious 3) dubious 4) inconspicuous
43. The bacteria shown in your textbook have been greatly ………… Their actual size is considerably smaller.
1) pacified 2) magnified 3) intensified 4) solidified
44) ……………. people are eager to defend themselves and their opinions in an aggressive or forceful way.
1) Opinionated 2) Belligerent 3) Prodigious 4) Versatile
45) Among Manhattan skyscrapers, The Empire state Building is striking for it’s superior height.
1) indomitable 2) conspicuous 3) impetuous 4) tenacious
46) The Republicans and Democrats Have been engaged in a …………. over which party is responsible for the increased taxes.
1) corollary 2) controversy 3) contrition 4) conviction
47) by hard work, countless thousand of americans have raised raised themselves from ………… to wealth.
1) indigence 2) indolence 3) opulence 4) insolence
48) People who suffer from ………… spend much less and save much more than they should.
1) fright 2) audacity 3) avarice 4) stamin
49) The car with the leather upholstery and thick rugs is beautiful but a bit ……… for me.
1) commodious 2) sumptuous,3) luscious 4) luminous
50) I thought carol would be nervous when she made her speech, but she delivered it without.
1) transgression 2) tribulation 3) trepidation 4) dissension
Self-assessment comprehensive
TEST
گزینه 2
Append: attach, annex
Appease:pacify, alleviate
Apprise: inform, notify
Appraise:evaluate, assess
گزینه 4
Impromptu: unrehearsed,improvised
Incontrovertible: accurate,indisputable
Irrevocable: fixed, unchangeabl
Illegible: unreadable
گزینه 1
Autonomous: independent
Automatic: done or made by machine
Authentic: real, genuine
Autocratic: despotic, domineering, dictatorial
گزینه 4
Commend: praise, complement, eulogize
Commute: travel to work
Command: order, rule
Commence: begin, start
گزینه 2
Cordiality: friendliness, affability
Inflexibility: stubbornness, adamancy
Reliability: dependability
Fidelity: faithfulness
گزینه 2
Dissent: disagree, balk
Disband: break up, adjourn
Dispense: allocate, allot
Discern: detect, descry
گزینه 3
Extricate: free, disengage, disentangle
Exonerate: absolve, acquit, exculpate
Excrete: discharge, defecate, eject
Extract: draw out, elicit
گزینه 3
Prohibit: ban, forbid
Proliferate: procreate, propagate, reproduce
Promote: increase, aggrandize, ennoble
Prosecute: bring to trial
گزینه 3
Antagonist: enemy, foe, adversary
Alien: foreigner
Animosity: hatred, antipathy
Advocate: fan, follower
گزینه 3
Indispensible : necessary, crucial, essential
Inalienable: absolute, inherent, inviolable
Inadmissible: inappropriate, exceptionable
Incompatible: inconsistent, incongruous
گزینه 2
Promote: increase, improve
Preside: administer, chair, direct
Precede: go before, antecede
Procure: acquire, obtain
گزینه 1
Adjourn: delay, postpone
Adjoin: connect, join, abut
Adjust: adapt, accommodate
Adjudicate:
گزینه 2
Simultaneously: concurrently, synchronously
گزینه 1
Vicinity: neighborhood, locality, environment
گزینه 4
Stubborn: obstinate, adamate, adamant, headstrong
گزینه 2
Infallible: dependable, authoritative, faultless
گزینه 4
Augment: increase, enhance, boost, amplify
گزینه 1
Enraged: incensed, exasperated, fuming,
infuriated
گزینه 3
Controversy: debate, dispute, altercation,
quarrel, rumpus
گزینه 2
Contemplate: meditate, deliberate, ruminate,
ponder
گزینه 4
Deluge: inundate, engulf, overwhelm, submerge
گزینه 2
Dispel: scatter, disseminate
گزینه 3
Jeopardy: danger, hazard, peril
گزینه 4
Deter: prevent, preclude, hinder, impede, debar
گزینه 2
Digression: deviation, divergence, straying
گزینه 4
Restrain: constrain, curb, hold back
گزینه 2
Pierce: penetrate, perforate, puncture
گزینه 3
Stamina: endurance, strength, fortitude
گزینه 4
Defer: delay, postpone, procrastinate, prolong
گزینه 1
Suffice: be adequate, be enough
گزینه 4
Sober: careful, accurate
گزینه 2
Exculpate; acquit, absolve, exonerate, condone
گزینه 3
Rummage: search, ransack, delve
گزینه 4
Safekeeping: custody, protection, guardianship
گزینه 2
Exacerbate: aggravate, worsen
گزینه 2
Intricate: complicated, abstruse, convoluted
گزینه 1
Digress: stray, deviate , turn aside
گزینه 2
Convene: bring together, convoke, muster
گزینه 1
Recrimination: blame
accusation, castigation
condemnation,
گزینه 4
Cataclysmic: disastrous, catastrophic,
calamitous
گزینه 2
Compatible: agreeable, congenial, congruent
گزینه 3
Dubious: uncertain, skeptical, questionable
گزینه 2
Magnify: enlarge, amplify
گزینه 1
Opinionated: adamant, dogmatic, obdurate
گزینه 2
Conspicuous: striking, noticeable, outstanding
گزینه 2
Controversy: debate, dispute, quarrel
گزینه 1
Indigence: destitution, penury, poorness
گزینه 3
Avarice: greed, cupidity, frugality
گزینه 2
Sumptuous: luxurious, elegant, costly,
extravagant, magnificent
گزینه 3
Trepidation: anxiety, WOITY, agitation,
apprehension
