NGS

NGS 03, 51-75

FIND THE ANTONYMS:

1. SEDUCE: a. Repel b. Entice c. Tenure d. Replace

2. AWFUL: a. Awesome b. Horrible c. Euphemism d. Disdain

3. FORSWEAR: a. Repeat b. Embrace c. Abandon d. Disjunct

4. TORPID: a. Quick b. Sluggish c. Assiduous d. Inert

5. GUTSY: a. Pale b. Courageous c. Brisk d. Cowardly

6. OPULENT: a. Lucid b. Impoverished c. Wealthy d. Elite

7. IMPERIL: a. Protect b. Jeopardize c. Paradox d. Thin

8. NETTLE: a. Irregular b. Singe c. Soothe d. Provoke

9. AMALGAMATE: a. Isolate b. Comb c. Seep d. Merge

10. IMPLORE: a. Bend b. Demand c. Recline d. Beseech

FIND NEAR- SYNONYMS:

11. PURSUE (Synonym): a. Abandon b. Follow c. Avoid d. Reject

12. SEEK (Synonym): a. Find b. Ignore c. Seep d. Disdain

13. DEFER (Synonym): a. Advance b. Hasten c. Allure d. Postpone

14. HORRID (Synonym): a. Pleasant b. Terrible c. Attenuate d. Deciduous

15. DOCILITY (Synonym): a. Rebellion b. Defiance c. Obedience d. Residue

16. DISSIPATE (Synonym): a. Gather b. Scatter c. Cliche d. Assiduous

17. GARNER (Synonym): a. Looser b. Destroy c. Collect d. Discard

DO AS DIRECTED:

18. GET BY (Phrasal Verb): a. To manage with difficulty b. To become wealthy c. To give up completely d. To arrive early

19. END UP (Phrasal Verb): a. To begin something b. To finally reach a particular situation or place c. To avoid a problem d. To make a quick decision

20. EAT LIKE A HORSE (Idiom): a. To eat very little b. To eat a lot c. To eat slowly d. To refuse food

21. FALL SHORT OF (Idiom): a. To exceed a target b. To achieve success c. To fall physically d. To fail to reach a required standard 

22. CRY WOLF (Idiom): a. To tell the truth repeatedly b. To give a false alarm repeatedly c. To cry loudly from happiness d. To help someone in danger

23. PERSECUTE (One-Word Substitution): a. To subject someone to persistent ill-treatment b. To follow someone for protection c. To prosecute someone in court d. To praise someone publicly

24. EPILOGUE (One-Word Substitution): a. The opening part of a play b. A short speech before a debate of a literary work c. A list of difficult words d. The concluding section 

25. DESCEND (One-Word Substitution): a. To decorate something b. To rise upward c. To move downward  d. To decide quickly