Online English Test

1) v. instruct

(a) to make changes in order to improve something; to edit; to correct; to produce an updated or corrected version
(b) to recall to the mind; to retain in one's mind; to have a recollection
(c) to write a statement of purchases; to make a bill of sale; to acknowledge the receipt of an item
(d) to inform; to direct; to guide; to command; to order; to educate; to teach

2) v. select

(a) to find fault; to express displeasure; to protest
(b) to calculate; to figure; to estimate
(c) to choose; to pick out
(d) to tolerate; to be patient

3) v. court

(a) to bore a hole; to practice; to train; to sow seeds in rows
(b) to schedule; to plan; to write a system of operating instructions for a computer (Computers); to supply a computer or other machine with a set of pre-written instructions
(c) togrant a country the right to administer a territory; to issue a command; to make an offical order
(d) to seek to please; to flatter; to seek to gain the affections of someone

4) v. interrupt

(a) to perform; to put into effect; to carry out; to execute; to realize; to equip with tools
(b) to continue; to carry on; to advance; to progress; to move forward
(c) to stop; to discontinue; to disturb; to bring a conversation to a halt
(d) to toss or dump garbage in an unauthorized place; to scatter objects in disorder

5) v. choose

(a) to select; to prefer; to pick; to make a choice
(b) to rebroadcast
(c) to check flavor by eating; to attempt; to try
(d) to set up for use; to put in (i.e. machinery); to establish in an office or position

6) v. tackle

(a) to hunt for; to look for; to investigate; to examine; to penetrate; to conduct an examination or investigation
(b) to talk about; to debate; to converse
(c) to produce; to design; to make; to manufacture
(d) to deal with; to stop; to bring down (as in football); to undertake; to set about

7) v. know

(a) to interpret incorrectly; to comprehend incorrectly
(b) to enter
(c) to be acquainted with; to understand; to distinguish; to be aware of
(d) to meet with; to bring upon oneself; to acquire; to become liable for (generally pertaining to something unpleasant or undesirable)

8) v. supervise

(a) to oversee; to administer; to direct; to manage; to watch over
(b) to pulicize; to promote; to draw attention to (in order to sell products or services); to announce publicly
(c) to share company; to connect; to unite; to be a partner; to relate to; to link to; to make a connection between two things; to combine
(d) to believe; to have faith in; to accept; to bring honor or recognition to; to supply goods by deferred payment; to give credit to

9) v. exhibit

(a) to show; to display; to demonstrate; to present
(b) to accumulate; to compile; to increase; to grow
(c) to be plentiful; to be filled with; to overflow with
(d) to convey; to give; to bring; to distribute; to express

10) v. design

(a) to convey passengers or carge by boat across a small body of water
(b) to characterize; to depict; to describe; to star in a move (or theatrical performance, etc.); to present; to emphasize; to give prominence
(c) to make plans for; to formulate; to create; to conceive; to think up; to intend; to produce; to conceptualize
(d) to give up; to renounce; to deny; to disavow; to retract