1.
| Nothing could ever abash him. | ||||||
| (A) | please | ||||||
| (B) | delight | ||||||
| (C) |
embarrass
| ||||||
| (D) | infuriate | ||||||
| 2. | The doctor gave him some medicine to abate his pain. | ||||||
| (A) | increase | ||||||
| (B) |
reduce
| ||||||
| (C) | augment | ||||||
| (D) | revive | ||||||
| 3. | The king abdicated the throne in order to marry a commoner. | ||||||
| (A) | grabbed | ||||||
| (B) | usurped | ||||||
| (C) |
abandoned
| ||||||
| (D) | retained | ||||||
| 4. | A rich kid was abducted yesterday. | ||||||
| (A) | rescued | ||||||
| (B) |
kidnapped
| ||||||
| (C) | killed | ||||||
| (D) | betrayed | ||||||
| 5. | The young man stole the money in a moment of aberration. | ||||||
| (A) |
deviation
| ||||||
| (B) | conformity | ||||||
| (C) | anecdote | ||||||
| (D) | sanity | ||||||
| 6. | We abhor a traitor. | ||||||
| (A) | admire | ||||||
| (B) |
scorn
| ||||||
| (C) | respect | ||||||
| (D) | revere | ||||||
| 7. | A good citizen abides by law. | ||||||
| (A) | violates | ||||||
| (B) | removes | ||||||
| (C) | shifts | ||||||
| (D) |
adheres to
| ||||||
| 8. | We don't force anyone to abjure his religion. | ||||||
| (A) | adopt | ||||||
| (B) |
give up
| ||||||
| (C) | cherish | ||||||
| (D) | abduct | ||||||
| 9. | Grace has abominable taste in clothes. | ||||||
| (A) | graceful | ||||||
| (B) |
detestable
| ||||||
| (C) | delightful | ||||||
| (D) | classy | ||||||
| 10. | His garden abounds in beautiful flowers. | ||||||
| (A) |
teems with
| ||||||
| (B) | lacks | ||||||
| (C) | abhors | ||||||
| (D) | abdicates | ||||||
TOEFL Vocabulary
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