Online English Test

1) v. size

(a) to arrange according to dimension
(b) to hunt; to pursue; to run over; to race
(c) to distract; to entertain; to turn in a different direction; to deflect
(d) to anticipate gladly

2) v. release

(a) to revise; to alter; to make changes and corrections prior to printing
(b) to appoint someone (for a position, office, or honor); to designate; to select
(c) to send a letter or other item via the postal serive; to post
(d) to set free; to liberate; to emancipate; to loosen a hold; to unfasten; to make available to the general public; to surrender; to give up (Law)

3) v. gross

(a) to delete; to skip over; to neglect
(b) to expect; to predict; to assume
(c) to make or earn a total of (before taxes and other expenses)
(d) to advise; to instruct; to coach; to advocate

4) v. stretch

(a) to draw out to the full length; to extend; to elongate; to be extended; to reach out; to pull; to make taut; to strain; to be pulled; to be elongated; to lie down; to extend over a certain period of time; to span
(b) to load with goods; to load; to weigh down; to send as cargo
(c) to find fault; to express displeasure; to protest
(d) to add (Mathematics); to summarize

5) v. conclude

(a) to reap; to gather in ripe crops; to catch; to gather
(b) to finish; to infer; to deduce; to make a decision
(c) to remove; to withdraw; to abandon; to exit; to depart
(d) to plan; to scheme; to send; to dispatch; to throw; to cast; to screen (a film); to stick out; to overhang; to present; to relate (an image, idea, etc.); to protrude

6) v. neglect

(a) to catalog; to list; to enumerate; to set down in full detail
(b) to distinguish; to perceive; to recognize; to discriminate
(c) to withdraw from a position (usually due to old age); go into seclusion; to withdraw; to remove oneself from a particular situation; to go to bed
(d) to disregard; to ignore; to forget to perform (a duty); to shirk; to abandon

7) v. appreciate

(a) to rent out property for a specific period of time; to let; to possess or occupy under the terms of a lease
(b) to come to an end; to finish; to terminate
(c) to make a remark; to explain; to write an explanatory note
(d) to esteem; to regard highly; to raise the value; to become more valuable

8) v. fall off

(a) to set a new time and date
(b) to remove; to get rid of
(c) to separate; to be separated; to decrease; to become smaller
(d) to slope; to tilt; to bend; to bow; to lean; to be disposed; to tend toward; to gravitate; to slant; to cause to bend; to influence

9) v. demonstrate

(a) to labor; to act; to operate; to activate; to process; to succeed; to cause; to manage; to solve; to advance with difficulty
(b) to go ashore from a boat; to leave a plane or vehicle; to land
(c) to exhibit; to present; to display emotion; to display public opinion (through a protest march, meeting or any other action); to show or illustrate something through example, or physical demonstrations
(d) to provide medical treatment; to take care of someone who is ill; to fix; to repair; to mend; to tamper with; to falsify; to alter

10) v. check

(a) to examine; to investigate; to inspect; to scrutinize to verify; to pause; to stop
(b) to build; to create; to design; to improve; to mature; to grow
(c) to upset; to disturb; to divide
(d) to hurt; to wound; to insult; to offend; to damage