1.
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No one believed in his incongruous story. | ||||||
(A) | appropriate | ||||||
(B) |
inconsistent |
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(C) | compatible | ||||||
(D) | conceivable | ||||||
2. | As an incorrigible criminal, he was sentenced to life imprisonment. | ||||||
(A) | musty | ||||||
(B) | precarious | ||||||
(C) | precedent | ||||||
(D) |
uncorrectable |
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3. | This job has an annual increment in salary until you reach the maximum of $ 18,000 a year. | ||||||
(A) |
increase |
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(B) | minimum | ||||||
(C) | incubation | ||||||
(D) | reduction | ||||||
4. | The incubus of financial worry helped to bring on his nervous breakdown. | ||||||
(A) | indecisiveness | ||||||
(B) | indecency | ||||||
(C) |
nightmare |
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(D) | increase | ||||||
5. | Week after week the teacher inculcated good manners in her pupils. | ||||||
(A) | fitted | ||||||
(B) |
instructed |
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(C) | accustomed | ||||||
(D) | demanded | ||||||
6. | It is incumbent upon you to give them some advice. | ||||||
(A) |
required of |
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(B) | misleading of | ||||||
(C) | mistaken for | ||||||
(D) | fault-finding of | ||||||
7. | He foolishly incurred debts beyond his ability to pay. | ||||||
(A) | eluded | ||||||
(B) | eschewed | ||||||
(C) |
brought upon himself |
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(D) | evaded | ||||||
8. | She regarded argument in public as indecorous. | ||||||
(A) | seemly | ||||||
(B) |
improper |
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(C) | conventional | ||||||
(D) | formal | ||||||
9. | Mr. Chang is a teacher who has indefatigable patience with slow learners. | ||||||
(A) | laggard | ||||||
(B) |
inexhaustible |
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(C) | indolent | ||||||
(D) | sluggish | ||||||
10. | The sermon made an indelible impression on the hearers. | ||||||
(A) | transitory | ||||||
(B) | transient | ||||||
(C) |
irremovable |
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(D) | ephemeral |