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1.

  We would like to credit this victory to everyone in the team because it was all due to everyone's ______ efforts.
               
    (A) gelled  
(B) compliant
    (C) concerted  
    (D) concentrated  
               
2.   The children were punished when they ______ their parents and went out with their friends without permission.
               
    (A) defied  
(B) usurped
    (C) rebelled  
    (D) repelled  
               
3.   The politician tried to ______ his influence to persuade the panel to change their decision.
               
    (A) push  
(B) exert
    (C) engage  
    (D) apply  
               
4.   The ______ who rode the winning racehorse was a very experienced one.
               
    (A) driver  
(B) racer
    (C) jockey  
    (D) cowboy  
               
5.   There are several ______ of transport that you can take into the city.
               
    (A) ways  
(B) modes
    (C) avenues  
    (D) methods  
               
6.   It is so ______ of Bryan to lose his temper at everyone. He is normally so mild-mannered.
               
    (A) unnatural  
    (B) false
    (C) indescribable  
    (D) uncharacteristic  
               
7.   My brother and I collected many different photographs and made them into a ______ to be framed up.
               
    (A) portrait  
    (B) scene
    (C) landscape  
    (D) collage  
         
8.   Dawn is ______ her second child and it is a girl.
         
    (A) receiving  
    (B) anticipating  
    (C) expecting  
    (D) pre-empting  
         
9.   You need to stop ______ the coach and get into his good books instead.
         
    (A) astounding  
    (B) inciting  
    (C) antagonising  
    (D) goading  
         
10.   The pupils mixed the two chemicals together and the ______ mixture was a myriad of colors.
         
    (A) following  
    (B) resulting  
    (C) consequential  
    (D) productive  
         

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    Answers

1C   2A   3B   4C   5B   6D   7D   8C   9C   10B

 
 
 
 

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