ENGLISH

1).All the necessary _____ were delivered this morning.

a equipment

b equiptments

c equipments

d equippedments

2).How can we avoid _____ mistakes in English?

a. embarrassing

b. embarrasing

c. embarasing

d. embarassing

3). You ______ me!

a. embarased

b embarrased

c. embarrassed

d. embarassed

4).The teacher gives the group an ________ for them to stay.

a. adviced

b. advices

c. advises

d. advised

5).My brother is a ______.

leutenant

liuetenant

liutenant
lieutenant

6).Everything would have turned out fine if _____ not there.

youre

you'r

you're

your

7).We will ____ the game if we do not have Peter

loose

lost

loosen

lose

8)._____ is a French word meaning driver.

chauffeur

chauffer

chaufer

chaufeur

9).A chronic form of insanity marked by systematized delusion is a ______.

paranoia

paranoid

paranoiya

paranoya

10).______ not allowed to visit the patient in ICU.

The'ir

Their

There

They're

11).We have to pay for the _______ of the shop.

maintenance

meintenance

maintenence

maintainance

12).The guards were _______ at their posts.

stationnery

stationary

stationnary

stationery

13).We have a _______ for each member.

psudonym

psuedonym

pseudonym

pseudonim

14).Why don't you ____ an example?

sighte

cite

site

sight

15).I had seen a perfect ______ for my project.

sight

cite

site

zite

16).Everyone experienced proper _____.

accomodation

acommodation
accommodation

acomodation

17).I prepared you a delicious ________.

dezert

dessert

dizert

desert

18).______ a shiny day today!

Its

It's

Its is

It's is

19).She felt ______ after the party.

exhilerated

exhilirated

exhilarated

exhillerated

20)._______ research paper got a grade of A?

Whose

Who'se

Who is

Who's

VOCABULARY
1).

To cease to resist.

Hoist

Upholster

Succulent

Succumb

2).

Meriting or commanding high esteem.

anxious

verbiage

venerable

degenerate

3).

Being on the alert to discover and ward off danger or insure

safety.

vindicate

whine

vigilant

ubiquitous

4).
Being present everywhere.

trinity

rigid

ubiquitous

tutelar

5).

Fallen into decay or partial ruin.

destroyed

whimsical

dilapidated

stagnate

delapidated

6).

The dead body of an animal.

decay

vulture

bone

carcass

7).

Easily broken...

Sturdy
 Bulwark

Apparent

Fragile

8).

A great fire, as of many buildings, a forest, or the like.

conflagration

consanguineous

blizzard

chaos

9).

A riddle...

bequeth

benign

enrage

enigma

10).

Any condition of which the elements or parts are in utter

disorder and confusion.

chaos

reign
fatal

oz