Online English Test

1) v. narrow

(a) to cause suffering to; to behave unjustly toward; to injure; to harm; to violate; to malign; to discredit
(b) to cut into portions; to cut off from; to make a cut in; to cut into; to cleave; to move quickly through
(c) to influence; to affect strongly; to press against; to collide; to crash; to pack in; to squeeze in
(d) to limit; to restrict; to contract; to lessen in width; to taper

2) v. classify

(a) to arrange systematically; to structure; to group; to sort; to make confidential
(b) to overstate; to make something seem greater or more important than it really is; to make larger than normal
(c) to stress; to show the importance of
(d) to join; to connect; to associate with; to relate to

3) v. should

(a) to reduce the size of; to make smaller; to manufacture smaller amounts; to cut the number of employees
(b) to profit; to gain; to be advantageous
(c) must (indicating duty or obligation); would (softening the statment); would be (expressing the conditional nature of the connected statement)
(d) to take on loan; to copy; to steal

4) v. assimilate

(a) to incorporate; to take in; to absorb
(b) to conduct a series of activities organized to accomplish a goal
(c) to assign to a position or duty; to station; to publicize; to advertise; to inform; to send electronic mail to a newsgroup (Computers); to send by mail; to move up and down in a saddle (Equitation); to travel quickly
(d) to attract; to pull; to pull out; to sketch; to depict with lines; to describe with words; to move towards; to suck in; to conclude; to drain; to strech out; to pick randomly; to be given randomly; to shrink by contraction; to disembowel

5) v. slash

(a) to cut with a sharp quick stroke; to wound; to reduce; to lower; to make sharp quick strokes; to criticize strongly; to create a way by cutting
(b) to bring together; to assemble; to collect; to amass; to accumulate; to harvest; to conclude; to deduce
(c) to complete a course of study and receive a degree or diploma; to organize; to arrange in grades; to change gradually; to grant a degree to a person who has completed a course of study; to divide into degrees; to mark with degrees
(d) to fly at a great height; to glide; to fly upward; to ascend; to increase; to rise

6) v. perfect

(a) to refine; to improve; to complete; to make faultless
(b) to assume; to anticipate; to hope
(c) to be unsuccessful; to make unsuccessful; to not do; to be weakened; to disappoint; to go bankrupt; to be stopped; to be used up; to run out
(d) to permit; to approve; to empower

7) v. appear

(a) to come into view; to show up; to seem
(b) to organize; to arrange; to give form to
(c) to send; to direct; to ascribe to; to relate to; to pertain to; to apply to; to call attention to; to allude to
(d) to reflect; to think; to consider; to meditate

8) v. hesitate

(a) to waver; to be uncertain; to vacillate; to falter; to be indecisive
(b) to fail; to collapse; to defeat; to overthrow; to descend
(c) to transmit document electronically; to send a fax
(d) to become larger; to cultivate; to be changed; to be; to become; to turn into

9) v. schedule

(a) to measure time; to register on a time piece
(b) to restore to good condition; to restart; to resume; to refresh; to extend for an additional period of time
(c) to embarrass; to mix up; to muddle up; to bewilder; to startle
(d) to create a timetable; to enter into a timetable; to plan for a certain date

10) v. climb

(a) to get into one's possession; to seize; to capture; to possess; to grasp with the hands; to contract; to be affected with; to carry away; to captivate; to charm; to subtract; to minus; to do; to occupy; to ingest; to ride; to accept; to feel; to study
(b) to cause to remember
(c) to be compatible; to be suitable; to be an equal competitor; to compare; to be compared; to find something that matches another
(d) to ascend; to to up; to slope upward; to move upward gradually