Bộ ôn tập Từ cùng trường nghĩa môn Tiếng anh có đáp án (Part 7)
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Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
Following his arrest, he demanded to see his solicitor/lawyer before making any statement.
He talked to a(n) counsellor/advisor about his marriage difficulties.
I waited so long for my turn to see the careers lawyer/advisor that I missed my train.
The documents were all in the safekeeping of the family attorney/solicitor, and would remain so until her death.
Under state law, a request for a special prosecutor can come only from a district attorney/counsellor.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
He served as international economic ______ in the White House.
lawyer
solicitor
advisor
counsellor
My ______ is drawing up a building contract.
solicitor
advisor
attorney
lawyer
The family hired a prominent defence ______.
advisor
lawyer
counsellor
solicitor
She was asked to take the witness stand and was then cross-examined by the state ______.
counsellor
advisor
solicitor
attorney
The doctor suggested that I might like to see a(n) ______ to help me deal with stress better.
attorney
solicitor
counsellor
adviser
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
It is important to understand the particular group norms/laws that emerge to govern individual behaviour.
Social etiquette/law dictates that men cannot sit while women are standing.
The company’s actions violated the rule/law on equal employment.
The sport has strict rules/principles for player safety.
He doesn't invest in the arms industry on rule/principle.
There will be stricter norms/regulations dictating which foods are allowed in schools.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence,
She considers it poor ______ to invite people over and then cancel just the day before.
law
rule
etiquette
principle
Doing what’s right appears to be more of a concern for him than for the average person; his platform is strongly governed by his personal ______.
rules
principles
norms
laws
In such matters, social and cultural ______ can dictate people’s behaviour.
norms
laws
bonds
rules
The government has introduced some tough new ______ on food hygiene.
norms
principles
etiquette
laws
Tackling a player without the ball is against the ______.
rules
norms
principles
laws
He didn’t cover up for his former friend because it was against his ______.
etiquette
laws
norms
principles
To comply with government hygiene ______, there must be a separate sink for handwashing.
principles
etiquette
regulations
norms
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
His parents have a combined annual income/dole of more than £350.000. Both are successful lawyers.
The scholarship program provides monthly stipend/income for chosen postgraduate students to study in the UK which covers basic living expenses.
Her monthly take-home dole/pay after taxes is £2.600.
For many teachers at state schools, monthly salaries/pensions do not cover their daily needs.
At the time, Josh was earning about nine times more than the average American industrial worker's wages/dole.
Jane had worked for Peter’s family as a housekeeper for many years. After she left the family, he provided her with an annual salary/pension for the rest of her life.
The factory closure will mean another few hundred people having to live on the dole/pay.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
After the factory was closed, my uncle spent the next ten years on the ______. He got just £10 a week.
income
dole
salary
pay
The report highlights the fact that many people are relying on the state ______ for their retirement income.
pension
income
stipend
wage
The $6,000 fellowship ______ that she had received for being in Dallas was three times that required to live like a well-off American student.
pay
income
pension
stipend
Banks now extend credit to low- ______ families, so that owning a home or driving a new car is no longer evidence that someone is middle class.
income
pension
stipend
salary
The workers agreed to a five-year contract, during which they were to be paid a daily ______ and were given promise of a return passage back to India.
income
pension
wage
dole
This company has a(n) ______ of around £10 million a year.
salary
income
dole
wage
Unemployed and facing the ______ queue, this enterprising young man decided to set up his own business.
dole
pension
salary
income
After years of loyal service, his boss fired him just before he would have qualified for a(n) ______.
salary
dole
income
pension
There are severe penalties for failing to declare all your ______ to the tax authorities.
income
pension
dole
wage
She was offered a ______ of £500,000 a year to work for BBC.
pension
dole
salary
stipend
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
After the grueling test, he felt totally spent/jet-lagged.
The troops were already jet-lagged/fatigued from the long-forced march.
She was drowsy/weary from years and years of housework.
She was drowsy/worn out with the wine, so her husband drove them home.
He said nothing, and Alice had no choice but to follow him as they began their weary/tired trek across the wide, empty beach.
He was driving through the night, and he arrived in an exhausted/exhausting state.
I tried to watch the news on TV, but I was too tired/tiring to stay awake.
Before the race, he was fine. But afterwards he was exhausting/worn out.
After losing the game, the coach came to the press conference looking and sounding emotionally drained/drowsy.
Flowers explode with colour, tree trunks pulse with thick veins of sap, stones appear almost like living cells in the tired/drowsy heat of the mid-afternoon sun.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
By the time you near your last few reps, your muscles should be thoroughly ______
drowsy
sleepy
fatigued
exhausting
An older man with grey hair stepped into the room and sank down into one of the plastic chairs with a(n) ______ sigh, dropping his head into his hands.
exhausting
tiring
weary
drowsy
You shouldn't drive after taking these pills - they can make you ______. You might fall asleep while driving.
tiring
drowsy
exhausting
jet lagged
I flew to Turkey and made my way on a series of long, ______ bus journeys to the Iraq border, manned by both Kurdish and American soldiers.
weary
worn out
tired
exhausted
Looking after a baby on my own left me feeling utterly ______.
tiring
exhausted
exhausting
draining
The ______ warmth of my room was beginning to take its toll on me, and I was soon sprawled in my bed asleep.
worn out
spent
tired
drowsy
Cucumber is good for soothing ______ eyes.
tired
tiring
exhausting
drained
Her last relationship left her emotionally ______. For a long time, she was not motivated to work, create, and pursue her goals and dreams.
tiring
drowsy
drained
exhausting
When she got home from school after the test, she was so ______ that all she could do was flop down in front of the television.
tiring
tired
exhausting
jet lagged
He felt pleasantly ______ after a big lunch and had to fight off the urge to sleep.
drowsy
worn out
fatigued
spent
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
These cupcakes cost me three dollars every/each.
I get that wrong every/each single time.
My younger sister and I have one cat each/every - all together, we have two cats in our family.
Every/Each time I go to London, I get caught in a traffic jam.
These paintings may look like the real thing, but every/each one of them is a fake.
We every/each wanted the bedroom with the balcony, so we tossed a coin to decide.
Each/Every of the brothers has a different personality.
That salmon was very expensive, so make sure you eat up each/every single bit.
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
He is indisputably/unambiguously an excellent player.
To achieve greatness, a filmmaker needs to direct three vaguely/unequivocally great movies.
I wasn't present at the conference, but apparently/unambiguously it went well.
We’re unambiguously/obviously going to need more help.
She walked slowly down the road, evidently/indisputably in pain.
He had an accident, evidently/unambiguously because he was driving at excessive speed.
The rules need to be unambiguously/undeniably clear.
"I didn’t realise it was a formal occasion." - "Indisputably/Obviously!"
Undeniably/Apparently, it's going to rain today.
Obviously/Unambiguously, the school cannot function without teachers.
She needs to deliver her message powerfully and undeniably/unequivocally.
There was unambiguously/obviously a great physical attraction between them.
She unambiguously/undeniably stated that she wanted to do the laundry herself.
The computer trouble was unambiguously/apparently caused by a programming error.
They both nodded in affirmation, undeniably/evidently satisfied.
Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in each of the following questions.
The audience evidently weren’t enjoying the show and some people began to leave.
unambiguously
obviously
undeniably
indisputably
This time his father declared unequivocally: "You’re getting no more money from me, and that's final."
obviously
apparently
unambiguously
indisputably
His artworks indisputably constitute an important and influential 20th- century legacy.
respectfully
undeniably
unambiguously
vaguely
The kids next door didn’t even apologize for breaking our window with their baseball; they evidently have terrible manners.
apparently
unambiguously
surprisingly
respectfully
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
The stink/aroma of fresh baking wafted through the air.
Inside the room, there was the unmistakeable scent/odour of sweaty feet.
The sweet stink/scent of incense lingered in the air.
What perfume/smell are you wearing? It smells so good on you.
The stink/fragrance of wood smoke drifted through the village.
Lilacs, white and purple, sent waves of reek/perfume over the porch in the evenings when a breeze sprang up.
The air is heavy with the taste/smell of rain and moist vegetation.
The prisoner escaped because the dogs lost his scent/smell.
Twenty-seven dogs lived there - you can imagine the smell/perfume!
For the final touch, she sprayed her signature scent/odour, Le Labo Santal 33, around the room and walked through it.
They are about to launch their first fragrance/odour for men.
The room was filled with the scent/stink of sweat and urine.
Blind people often have a much better sense of smell/fragrance than other people.
There is an unmistakable scent/aroma of recovery in the air.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
The room smelt stale and musty with the pungent ______ of the fat tallow candles placed on the desk.
scent
fragrance
odour
aroma
Kate took the rose and brought it to her nose, breathing in the sweet ______.
odour
fragrance
stink
reek
I can’t stand the ______ of rotten meat.
fragrance
perfume
scent
stink
Someone should tell him to use a deodorant to prevent his body ______.
odour
fragrance
aroma
scent
Residents can smell the ______ of sizzling bacon and fresh-brewed coffee from down the hall before they ever see their meal.
odours
aromas
stinks
scents
Picking a fragrance for another person can be tricky, but Chanel No. 5 is the little black dress of ______ - always a good idea.
odour
aroma
perfume
stink
The ______ of rotting seaweed was strong along the seashore.
stink
aroma
fragrance
scent
It smelt not only of mud and rotting materials, but also the unmistakable ______ of human waste.
aroma
odour
scent
fragrance
The fruity, woodsy ______ of the jujubes pairs with the floral, honeyed syrup, and their dense, spongy texture complements the chewy mochi.
odour
stink
aroma
reek
Pigs have a keen sense of ______, which is why they are used to find truffles.
smell
aroma
fragrance
odour
The ______ is loathsome and high where wasted rubbish gets disposed of uncaringly in an open public place.
aroma
stink
scent
fragrance
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
Our goal/purpose is for the country to be fully independent within two years.
The leaflet has been produced with the goal/aim of increasing public awareness of the disease.
The purpose/goal of the occasion was to raise money for medical supplies.
Government objectives/targets for waiting lists are beginning to be met.
The university will reach its goal/target of 5 000 students next September.
He gave her a sum of money which she used to good aim/purpose.
The project's objectives/purposes were adumbrated in the report.
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
He looks very doubtful/suspicious hanging around by the bins - I'm sure he's up to something.
It now looks doubtful/suspicious that the building work will be completed on time.
My parents were dubious/sceptical about it at first but we soon convinced them.
The public remain dubious/sceptical of these claims.
Even if we could go, which is highly doubtful/sceptical, John wouldn't be able to come with us.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
I've always been ______ about the effectiveness of the alternative therapies.
doubtful
dubious
sceptical
suspicious
Inform the police immediately if you see anything ______.
suspicious
doubtful
dubious
sceptical
It was ______ that the money would ever be found again.
sceptical
dubious
suspicious
doubtful
Those figures alone are a ______ basis for such a conclusion.
sceptical
dubious
doubtful
suspicious
Colleagues became ______ when he started acting strangely.
dubious
sceptical
suspicious
doubtful
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
We were amazed/shocked to see John looking so well, so soon after his operation. We all felt relieved.
The rabbits were so taken aback/startled that they ran off in all directions.
Noal was really shocked/amazed by his girlfriend’s sudden death.
There was to be no stunned/taken aback silence, so aghast staring and, it seemed, no dramatic response from Lucas.
I was always startled/taken aback by the lack of knowledge of local people about what was going on.
I was taken aback/astounded that there was a kitchen on the plane, serving up warm food.
When Lucas heard he was being handed a family fortune, he was very surprised/taken aback.
Josh was astonished/startled by his own stupidity.
She was taken aback/shocked at such an improper suggestion.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
In ______ silence, her eyes huge, disbelieving, she wordlessly stared at him.
amazed
surprised
stunned
taken aback
Many people were ______ by the real sex scenes in the movie. Those scenes were disgusting!
startled
stunned
amazed
shocked
One investigator was examining the crime scene. He was ______ to see a woman’s face peering back at him through the window.
surprised
startled
astonished
astounded
Dumbfounded, panting, ______ by his own stupidity and rage, and spitting blood, Robert just sat there for a while.
astonished
startled
stunned
demonstrated
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
Fat that is poured down the sink will thwart/block the drain.
She was thwarted/prevented in her attempt to take control of the party.
An ugly new building blocked/prevented the view from the window.
The new law blocks/bars smoking in all public places.
Some teachers felt hindered/prevented by a lack of resources when teaching online.
The high price of the service could deter/block people from seeking advice.
She was very talented, and I felt her parents were deterring/blocking her progress.
A good sunscreen will help thwart/prevent sunburn.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
After today's heavy snow, many roads are still ______.
hindered
blocked
prevented
barred
High winds have ______ firefighters in their efforts to put out the blaze.
deterred
prevented
hindered
blocked
The troubled accounting firm deliberately destroyed documents to ______ government investigators.
thwart
encourage
foster
deter
Will this harsher punishment effectively ______ criminals?
hinder
deter
impede
block
The drug inhibits the replication of cancer cells, thereby ______ their spread.
deterring
barring
thwarting
preventing
Visitors were ______ from taking bags into the building, metal detectors were installed and police carrying machine guns patrolled the foyer.
hindered
blocked
deterred
barred
Government officials, who knew that the findings would likely be negative and fearful that they would leak, ______ the effort.
deterred
blocked
barred
hindered
One of the guards moved to ______ her path.
block
deter
bar
hinder
These laws will ______ our economy rather than help progress.
deter
hinder
thwart
bar
The internet has ______ young people from talking to each other.
hindered
deterred
stopped
thwarted
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
He was listening/hearing intently to what she was saying.
He listened/heard a noise and went to investigate.
Every morning I listen/hear to my Mozart CD while I’m having breakfast. It prepares me mentally for the day.
The human ear cannot listen/hear very high-frequency sounds.
The music was beautiful. We just sat there and listened/heard.
I could listen/hear someone calling my name.
I listened/heard with half an ear to the conversation at the next table.
I could listen/hear the sound of traffic in the background.
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
During the game, the fighters/combatants had to be separated by the referee.
Just like other local soldiers/warriors, they also served in various military units nationwide.
The smoke of fires, as well as cannon, meant that the servicemen/combatants fought without seeing clearly what was around them.
All ranks from the most junior troopers/civilians to senior officers will benefit.
Jane knew how easy it would be for Tom to just die right then and there, but she also knew he was a determined fighter/soldier.
Alexander the Great is known as one of the greatest troopers/warriors ever. He was a renowned king in an ancient Greek town. He conquered and expanded his empire to parts of India, Persia, Syria, Egypt among others.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
He wrote about his life as a British ______ stationed in Burma.
warrior
soldier
civilian
fighter
Boxing has been through periods when it seems all the top ______ are ducking each other, but this isn’t one of those periods.
troopers
fighters
soldiers
warriors
A Viking ______ would be buried with his weapons: usually with his sword, spear, shield, and battle-axe.
trooper
civilian
warrior
combatant
There will be months of physiotherapy, but medical staff say Jane’s a real ______
fighter
trooper
combatant
soldier
In the long Russo-Swedish conflict, both ______ endured terrible sacrifices.
troopers
soldiers
fighters
combatants
Last month, a New Jersey gym owner and former mixed martial arts ______ was sentenced to three years and five months in prison.
fighter
combatant
warrior
soldier
After an Indian ______ was killed during the protests and street fighting, security forces opened fire on crowds, resulting in the killing of five more people on Saturday night.
combatant
warrior
soldier
combat
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
Obviously as sales manager/supervisor he'll be very involved in the promotion and marketing of the product.
She became the corporate controller/regulator after working for years in the accountancy department
On these occasions, at least two extra controllers/supervisors assisted the instructor with the testing procedure.
In pursuing social policy objectives, managers/regulators also often impose investment restrictions or minimum return guarantees.
The comedian is unavailable for comment, according to her manager/supervisor.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
She likes aviation but didn't want to fly, so she became an air traffic ______.
controller
manager
supervisor
regulator
A significant proportion of workers felt they had been bullied by their immediate ______.
manager
regulator
supervisor
controller
He has worked as a human resource ______ in business firms and non-profit organizations for more than twenty years.
regulator
manager
controller
supervisor
Congress is investigating why it took so long for government ______ to shut the plant down.
managers
controllers
regulators
supervisors
Each student has a ______ to advise on the writing of the dissertation.
controller
regulator
manager
supervisor
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
The magic show had a lot of audience/spectator participation, with people shouting things to the performers and going up on stage.
The new football stadium will hold 75 000 audiences/spectators.
It is estimated that four million viewers/onlookers watched the program.
A crowd of curious viewers/onlookers soon gathered to see what was happening.
Marshals struggled in vain to prevent onlookers/spectators from rushing onto the racetrack.
Cinema audiences/viewers would be more accepting of this sort of advertising.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
The racing car left the track at 120 mph and scythed through the crowd of ______, killing ten.
viewers
audiences
onlookers
spectators
Most cable ______ have a few channels that they watch regularly.
audiences
viewers
spectators
onlookers
The final game attracted a crowd of over 50,000 ______.
onlookers
audiences
spectators
viewers
He was soon encouraging ______ participation and several women came up on stage.
audience
viewer
onlooker
spectator
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
In developing countries, more than 640 million are without lodging/shelter.
She left house/home and began an independent life at sixteen.
You should book your travel accommodations/houses and flights quickly.
They opened a(n) shelter/accommodation to provide temporary housing for the city’s homeless.
Eventually she had to give up her house and go into a nursing home/house.
It costs a lot to buy a lodging/house in this part of London.
It was cheaper to live in households/lodgings than in a hotel.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
It's unusual for young people over 25 to still live in the family ______.
home
lodging
accommodation
shelter
They were anxious to find ______ for the night.
lodging
shelter
house
home
______ prices have tripled over the last ten years.
Home
Household
House
Homework
He was living on the streets for three months, and his ______ was a carboard box.
house
home
lodging
household
The organization provides food and ______ for homeless people.
shelter
lodging
housing
roof
Nora's parents lost custody, and she was placed in a children's ______.
lodging
accommodation
home
house
During the construction work, nursery school children and staff will be housed in temporary ______ opposite the existing building.
home
house
accommodation
shelter
He was an abused dog that Sophia rescued from an animal ______.
house
home
accommodation
shelter
I'm worried about leaving him alone in the ______ all day.
home
house
household
housework
You won’t find any luxurious ______, but there are adequate hotels and guest houses.
households
accommodations
shelters
homes
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
Irecognized/realized that it was too late to stop them from finding out.
He'd completely changed - I didn't recognize/realize him.
Two of the suspects have been recognized/identified by witnesses.
You must accredit/acknowledge the truth of her argument.
Institutions that do not meet the standards will not be accredited/acknowledge for teacher training.
You don't seem to realize /identify the seriousness of the situation.
I have to identify/acknowledge the fact that I am partly responsible.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
Passengers were asked to ______ their own suitcases before they were put on the plane.
realize
acknowledge
recognize
identify
Many families fail to ______ the importance of a well-balanced diet.
accredit
realize
identify
acknowledge
The president ______ his mistake in not vetoing the tax bill.
accredited
recognized
identified
acknowledged
As we drew alongside the black car, I suddenly ______ my ex-boyfriend at the wheel.
realized
acknowledged
recognized
accredited
This degree programme is fully ______ by the Institution of Electrical Engineers.
realized
recognized
acknowledged
accredited
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
The police car was going so rapid/fast, it must have been chasing someone.
I only had time for a quick/fast glance at the paper this morning.
The police took fast/swift action against the rioters.
Technological progress has been so rapid/swift over the last few years.
Your quick/fast response in an emergency could be a life-saver for your child.
Given his age, he's a remarkably quick/fast runner.
Rapid/Swift economic growth pushed unemployment to relatively low levels.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
We need to have a ______ chat before the meeting.
fast
rapid
quick
swift
They will take ______ action to resolve these issues.
swift
quick
fast
rapid
The report notes a ______ decline in manufactured goods.
fast
swift
quick
rapid
Fares start at about 20 in second class on a slow train, rising to 100 for first- class on a ______ train.
quick
rapid
fast
swift
The ______ growth of opposition to the plan has surprised the council.
rapid
swift
quick
fast
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
She gazed/observed that every man in the room had removed his hat.
The man behind the desk eyed/looked us suspiciously.
He sat for hours just gazing/observing into space (= looking straight in front, not at any particular person or thing).
The new teacher will give the lesson today and the principal will observe/stare.
I was in the living room, looking/watching TV.
He was looking/observing down the road to see if the bus was coming
He watched/stared at me bleakly and said nothing.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
The dog sat there, ______ my sandwich as I ate.
looking
observing
staring
eyeing
Children learn by ______ their parents and others.
observing
gazing
eyeing
looking
He stopped talking suddenly and ______ into the distance.
eyed
observed
watched
gazed
He spent the entire afternoon ______ a cricket match.
looking
watching
eyeing
staring
They ______ the bus disappear into the distance.
watched
stared
gazed
looked
He spent a year in the jungle, ______ how deforestation is affecting local tribes.
eyeing
looking
observing
gazing
She ambled down the street, stopping occasionally to ______ in the shop windows.
watch
look
eye
observe
The children ______ the cakes greedily.
eyed
watched
looked
stared
She sat ______ out the window at the people walking by.
monitoring
observing
gazing
eyeing
She correctly ______ that there was very little difference between the two parties on domestic policies.
gazed
stared
looked
observed
I ______ in the mirror to see if my tie was straight.
looked
eyed
observed
watched
Mavis ______ the old sewing machine. "Does this still work?" she asked.
watched
looked
eyed
stared
Circle the word which best fits the sentence.
The issue of where the peace talks will be held may seem undersized/trivial, but to the participants it is very important.
Forensic scientists use microscopes when looking for minute/trivial clues to help solve crimes.
He listened to all her problems, no matter how petty/minute and insignificant, and offered solutions, never once laughing.
It is thought to have exploded on Saturday night or Sunday morning and, fortunately, caused severe/minor damage.
Weight is important. If the animals are undersized/petty, they may not survive the seven-month long hibernation period.
He would try anything to make her even the smallest/pettiest degree happier.
Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.
The substance is so toxic that even a(n) ______ dose of it could be fatal.
undersized
petty
minute
trivial
It wasn't such a long time ago that we died from what are now considered to be ______ illnesses.
trivial
small
undersized
petty
His only injuries were some ______ scratches above his eyes.
minor
undersized
petty
minute
Did you buy any other ______ travel items for your week-long stay in Somerset?
petty
undersized
trivial
minor
They bought a nice ______ house near the beach.
little
minor
trivial
petty
Then their marriage went sour. They started having arguments over ______ things.
minute
undersized
petty
poor
The contract seems fine, except for a few ______ details.
minor
undersized
important
minute
Sexual harassment in the workplace is not a(n) ______ matter.
undersized
important
minute
trivial
Though a football all-star in high school, he was just a mediocre, ______ player at the college level.
minor
undersized
trivial
petty








