Professional Documents
Culture Documents
*Neglegible
Caricature
Drowsy
Merely
no answer
umbrella
entities
precedence
*convertion
no answer
corridor
promenade
*Messanine
balcony
no answer
willful
erring
etiquette
*indispensable
no answer
seize
*equiped
disappoint
advice
no answer
ballerina
*descriminate
audience
surrender
no answer
dyed
discern
overall
genuine
*no answer
Look for the misspelled word
*catastrophy
bailout
triad
sonic
no answer
extravagance
*exhuberance
parlance
elegance
no answer
ambitious
precaution
*sharpnel
sustenance
no answer
edifices
duplexes
outskirts
indices
*no answer
factional
stretching
*heinious
eminence
no answer
*accummulate
inaugurate
epidemic
authentic
no answer
bouquet
*volumenous
crochet
succeed
no answer
recurrence
deteriorate
*excempt
no answer
*mischeivous
strategic
incredible
allied
no answer
misnomer
parliament
*revealation
malign
no answer
doubtless
sanction
omission
finesse
*no answer
humorous
*flourescent
receipt
erroneous
no answer
Harassed
deserted
*Restaurature
Malaise
no answer
Even farmers who toil the fields deserve to be treated with ___.
Equality
Preference
*Respect
Kindness
Importance
The government's efforts to ___ the campaign against child abuse received international praises.
Spread
*Intensify
Facilitate
Publicize
Advocate
After a thorough study of the proposed change in the work system, the manager directed all concerned to ___ it
immediately.
*Implement
Evaluate
Discuss
Consider
Learn
We should not listen to slander or gossip and should be ___ in judging the motives of those we meet.
Quick
Curious
Confident
Carefree
*Cautious
A vigilant public servant does not hesitate to call the attention of authorities to acts ___ to public welfare and
interests.
Insensitive
Irrelevant
*Inimical
Oblivious
Impartial
'Vocabulary
Impressive
Matured
Superior
Sincere
*Prudent
The people got indignant over the attempt to cover up the public official's questionable transactions.
Informed
Doubtful
Disappointed
*Angry
Dismayed
The management and the employee's union reached a deadlock in the on-going negotiations.
Decision
*Standstill
Contract
Compromise
Breakthrough
Residents were warned of the imminent danger posed by the mountains of garbage nearby.
*Impending
Terrifying
Great
Obvious
Significant
Repeated
Tolerated
*Corrected
Forgiven
Committed
*Magnificence
Simplicity
Reverence
Loftiness
?The quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand; A quality that outshines the usual
The United Nations extolled the Philippine government for its peacekeeping efforts with the insurgents.
Acknowledged
*Praised
Favored
Cited
Appreciated
*irritated
insulted
ridiculed
flattered
elated
The exorbitant interest rates imposed by moneylenders have kept many poor families in a state of poverty.
Deceptive
*Excessive
Unrealistic
Unfavorable
Burdensome
Maramdamin
Maluho
Masungit
Mahiyain
*Madaldal
'Sentece constructions
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others to affect
NO ERROR
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NO ERROR
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*don't they?
NO ERROR
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is because
*NO ERROR
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to be under
foreign rule.
NO ERROR
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stolen from my
*NO ERROR
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NO ERROR
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*NO ERROR
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in the murder
of her grandmother.
NO ERROR
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*NO ERROR
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on the life
NO ERROR
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*NO ERROR
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NO ERROR
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Lahat ng tao
ay naghahanap ng kaibigan,
ng tunay na kaibigan.
WALANG MALI
Check the Sentence and see whether it contains an error in the grammar or correct usage.
ay nangangailangan
ng malikhain
at mapanuring pag-iisip.
*WALANG MALI
'Sentence Arrangement
Look for the most satisfactory in terms of grammer and correct usage.
Look for the most satisfactory in terms of grammer and correct usage.
*Neither the wage increases nor the vacation plans has satisfied the workers.
Neither the wage increases nor the vacation plans have satisfied the workers.
Neither the wage increases or the vacation plans has satisfied the workers.
Neither the vacation plan nor the wage increases has satisfied the workers.
Neither the vacation plan or the wage increases have satisfied the workers.
Look for the most satisfactory in terms of grammer and correct usage.
No amount of progress will take place if the people do not discipline themselves and no efforts to be self-reliant are
exerted.
No amount of progress will take place if the people do not discipline themselves and exert efforts to be self-reliant.
*No amount of progress will take place if the people not disciplined and if they do not exert efforts to be self-
reliant.
No amount of progress will have taken place because the people do not discipline themselves and exert efforts to be
self-reliant.
If the people do not discipline themselves, no amount of progress will take place, and that they have to exert efforts
to be self-reliant.
Look for the most satisfactory in terms of grammer and correct usage.
*You can study your lessons either at the library or in your own room.
You can either study your lessons at the library or in your own room.
You can study either your lessons at the library or in your own room.
At the library or in your own room, you can either study your lessons.
Either you can study your lessons at the library or study in your own room.
Look for the most satisfactory in terms of grammer and correct usage.
Our farmers have been helped to cope with the drought brought about by the El NiÑo phenomenon by the shallow
tube wells.
Our farmers have cope with the drought brought about by the El NiÑo phenomenon with the help of the shallow
tube wells.
Coping with the drought brought about by the El NiÑo phenomenon, our farmers have been helped by the shallow
tube wells.
The El NiÑo phenomenon brought about the drought with which our farmers are coping with the help of the
shallow tube wells.
*The shallow tube wells have helped our farmers cope with the drought brought about by the El NiÑo
phenomenon.
Determine the best order in which to put the sentences to form a well-organized paragraph. [CR]A. They throw
their garbage on the streets. [CR]B. Worst of all, they spit everywhere and fill the air with germs. [CR]C. Yet many
people do not cooperate in keeping our communities clean. [CR]D. They also litter in the public parks and public
buildings. [CR]E. Everyone knows that “Health is Wealth”
ECDBA
EBACD
*ECADB
EDBCA
EDCAB
? Everyone knows that “Health is Wealth.” Yet many people do not cooperate in keeping our communities clean.
They throw their garbage on the streets. They also litter in the public parks and public buildings. of all, they spit
everywhere and fill the air with germs.
Determine the best order in which to put the sentences to form a well-organized paragraph. [CR]A. Filipino values
that are naturally good should be preserved and that which corrupt the mind should be rejected. [CR]B. But the fact
that there exists in the Philippines today a plurality of attitudes and customs does not mean that Filipinos should
accept all of them without question. [CR]C. Our society is rigidly ruled by a body of beliefs and traditions which
largely determine our cultural pattern of behavior. [CR]D. In doing so, they preserve and treasure the sence that
makes them true Filipinos--the sense value. [CR]E. This is widely known as Filipino custom.
*CADEB
ACEBD
CEBAD
AECBD
AEBDC
?Our society is rigidly ruled by a body of beliefs and traditions which largely determine our cultural pattern of
behavior. Filipino values that are naturally good should be preserved and that which corrupt the mind should be
rejected. In doing so, they preserve and treasure the sence that makes them true Filipinos--the sense value. This is
widely known as Filipino custom. But the fact that there exists in the Philippines today a plurality of attitudes and
customs does not mean that Filipinos should accept all of them without question.
Determine the best order in which to put the sentences to form a well-organized paragraph. [CR]A. This condition
has been brought about by many factors which include industrial plants belching out smoke, emissions from
vehicles, and improperly burned fuel in private residences. [CR]B. And if conditions warrant, all traffic may be
halted, the burning of trash may be forbidden and in extreme cases, factories may be shut down. [CR]C. Air
pollution is becoming a serious problem throughout the world. [CR]D. Warning is also given to the public when
pollution becomes a real menace to health. [CR]E. To counteract such factors, state health departments now
measure the amount of pollution in the air as well as the kind of pollutants.
*CAEDB
CAEBD
CBADE
CABDE
CEADB
Determine the best order in which to put the sentences to form a well-organized paragraph. [CR]A. The only way to
have a true friend is to be one yourself. [CR]B. Likewise, sacrifices need to be made to maintain and strengthen
friendships, but few human pursuits make sacrifice a pleasure. [CR]C. This is not easy to do because a friend must
have the qualities of the best physician, the best nurse, and the best parent. [CR]D. However, making sacrifices is
one way by which one can reach spiritual nobility. [CR]E. As one humanitarian said, “ An effort made for the
happiness f others lifts us above ourselves.”
ACBDE
AEDBC
*ABDCE
EDCBA
EABCD
Determine the best order in which to put the sentences to form a well-organized paragraph. [CR]A. Hinahasa nito
ang mga bata sa pagkakaroon ng disiplina. [CR]B. Sa paglalaro natututo ang mga bata ng pagiging maliksi at
malakas. [CR]K. Mahalaga ang paglalaro. [CR]D. Sa kabuuan, mahalaga ang paglalaro sa pagkatuto ng mga bata
sa papel na gagampanan ng kabataan. [CR]E. Bahagi ito ng buhay ng kabataan.
BAKED
BKADE
BEKAD
*KEBAD
KEADB
'Number series
32
33
35
*36
? 1+2=3+3=6+4=10+5=15+6=21+7=28+8=36
*4
?16-4=12-4=8-4=4
252.2
256.2
260
*266.2
?200+20=220+22=242+24.2=266.2
*2.89
2.95
3.12
3.24
4.28
20
30
*40
50
60
*1 ½
4¼
5
5 1/5
15 51 16 61 19 91 24 42 31 __.
*13
27
32
49
52
64/192
*64/256
32/130
64/512
60/102
59
63
*65
69
75
105
*125
235
250
*123
129
375
378
420
9/18
12/18
*9/24
13/24
11/24
*.0285
.0460
.0740
.0872
.0960
2 3 9 4 5 25 6 7 __.
*49
27
53
43
*9/13
12/8
14/10
12/9
11/15
'Mathematical computation
*4
10
15
2 ( 4+2 ) / ( 3-2 ) ( 4+2 ) is equal to __.
-2
*2
30
34
*41
39
45
?2+3+5+7+11+13=41
53.3
*18.75
15.00
5.33
1.88
?1500/80=18.75
120
3600
240
*900
3800
?4(15^2)=4(225)=900.
Suppose the time now is 9:30a.m., what is the time 16 hours from now?
*1:30 a. m.
2:30 a. m.
11:30 p. m.
12:30 p. m.
2:30 p. m.
If x is an odd number, which of the following expressions will give an even number?
X2
3x + 2
*x + x
4x + 3
2x + 1
What is the least common denominator of the following fractions: 1/7, 1/6, ¼, 1/3?
42
*84
126
168
192
*12cm
24cm
36cm
48cm
64cm
5/13
-5/13
*-1
After giving all his grandchildren P150 each, an old man had P270left in his pocket. If he originally had P2,020,
how many grandchildren does he have?
11
12
*13
14
15
If 7 meters of yarn costs P75.25, how much will 3 ½ meters of the same yarn cost?
P39.25
*P37.63
P34.13
P32.50
P24.50
An athlete runs 7 kilometers in 1 hour and 15 minutes. At the same rate, how many hours will it take the athlete to
run 21 kilometers?
2.75
3.25
3.58
*3.75
4.00
A larger number divided by a smaller number gives a quoatient of 3 with a remainder of 5. if the sum of two
numbers i77, what is the smaller number?
58
59
*60
61
62
A cigarette factory produces 1,015 packs per hour. If each worker in the factory produces an average of 29 packs
per hour, how many workers does the factory have?
33
55
*35
45
65
A calculator previously sold at P180 is now marked P135, with the same percentage of discount, what will be the
new price of a camera previously sold at P1800?
P1755
*P1350
P1180
P1135
P1035
A certain number is tripled and then divided by 4. If adding 13 to the result gives 58, what is the original number?
40
120
*60
140
80
There boys weigh 55 kilos, 45 kilos, and 51 kilos, what must be the weight of the fourth boy if the average weight
of the four is to be 52 kilos?
58
*57
54
52
48
In a box factory, a worker can make an average of 12 shoe boxes in 30 minutes. How many shoe boxes will 25
workers make in 2 ¾ hours?
1500
1600
*1650
1700
1750
If Freddie has 37 bills of P20 and P10 amounting P520, how many P20 bills does he have?
*15
17
25
20
22
The shorter side of a rectangular fence is 3/5 the length of the longer side which is 25 meters long. What is the area
covered by the rectangular fence?
*225 sq. m.
800 sq. m.
375 sq. m.
625 sq. m.
825 sq. m.
How far can a plane travel if it flies 480 miles per hour from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.?
1580 miles
1600 miles
1650 miles
*1680 miles
1860 miles
How many tiles are needed to cover the floor of a room whose dimensions are 10 feet by 6 feet if the size of each
tile is 6 inches by 6 inches?
60
120
180
*240
300
In an organization of 320 members. 75% are females of which 25% are young. How many old female members
does the organization have?
*180
240
244
260
287
A class of 20 students got an average score of 86% in their Math test. Another class with 25 students got an average
of 80% in the same test. What is the average score of the two classes combined?
82.00
82.67
*83.00
83.77
84.00
'Philippine constitution
Who among the following may be appointed as the member of the cabinet without needing confirmation from the
Commission on Appointments?
*Vice-President
Senate President
Senator
Congressman
At least how many years must a presidential candidate reside in the Philippines before running for public office?
Five
Six
Eight
*Ten
Fifteen
All of the following are manifestations of the sovereignty of the people. EXCEPT the right to __.
Every defendant in a criminal case has a right to counsel chiefly because __.
There is a great risk of being adjudged guilty when one does not have a counsel.
The law is concerned in seeing the every, defendant has adequate opportunities to present his/her case.
Which of the following not a right of a person under investigation allegedly committing an offense?
*To demand that the person be allowed to stay at home during the investigation without police escort.
To have a competent and independent counsel preferably of the person's own choice.
The school expelled Jericho, a student, because of his refusal to attend the flag ceremony. The school authorities
rejected his argument that singing the national anthem is against his religious belief. Are the school authorities
correct?
Yes, because there is nothing in the Bible that prohibits attending flag ceremonies.
Yes, because the obligation to the country is different from the obligation to God.
No, because they violate the right of the student due to process of law and equal protection of the law.
No, because the words of God are supreme over all other laws, rules and regulations.
Any private individual who enters an abode against the will of the owner and without proper court order shall be
guilty of __.
*Trespassing
Breaking in
Forced entry
Illegal search
Violation of domicile
Which of the following is the dominant source of air pollution in Metro Manila?
Industry
*Motor Vehicle
Domestic sewage
Garbage disposal
Which of the following is the BEST way to ensure sustainable fish supply?
The proper way of disposing of medical and hospital wastes is through __.
Sewer
*Incineration
Dump site
Compost pit
Sanitary landfill
Prevent floods
Which of the following is the MOST damaging effect that a cement industry can do on the environment?
Destructions of landscapes
Displacement of farmers
‘Name sorting
ABCDE
BACDE
BCAED
*C A B D E
DEBAC
*A D C B E
ACDEB
BEDAC
CDAEB
DCABE
ACBED
DBECA
DEBCA
*D E B A C
EBCAD
AEBCD
BDEAC
*B E A C D
CDABE
EBADC
A. Exotic View Restaurant[cr]B. The Young & Old Beauty Shop[cr]C. Kup & Saucer Macaroons & Sweets[cr]D.
Sunrise Resort Inc.[cr]E. June Panganiban’s Dress Shop
ACEDB
*A E C D B
CAEDB
CBEDA
EACBD
A. Cythia’s Fashion House[cr]B. Manila Appliance Center[cr]C. M. Carillo’s Pharmacy[cr]D. Imperial Electronics,
Inc.[cr]E. The House of Ramie
ACDBE
*A D C B E
AEDCB
CADBE
CAEDB
A. A. Urra Co. Limited[cr]B. Eriberto Romos Construction[cr]C. E. E. Black Limited[cr]D. F. Bernabe and
Sons[cr]E. Jacinto Iron and Steel Corporation
DCAEB
DCEBA
CBAED
BCDEA
*A C B E D
Internet acronyms
B/C BeCause
B4 BeFore
B4N Bye For Now
BAB Build A Bridge
BAD Bad As Designed
BAF Brain Already Fried
BAIK Boy Am I Confused
BAK Back At Keyboard
BAMF Bad Assed Mother Fucker
BASIC Bill's Attempt to Seize Industry Control
BBFN Bye Bye For Now
BBL Be Back Later
BBIAB Be Back In A Bit
BBN Bye Bye Now
BBR Burnt Beyond Repair
BBS Be Back Soon or Bulletin Board System
BBSL Be Back Sooner or Later
BC BeCause
BCNU Be Seeing You
BEG Big Evil Grin
BF Boy Friend
BFFL Best Friends For Life
BFD Big Fucking Deal
BFN Bye For Now
BG Big Grin
BIOYA Blow It Out Your Ass
BIOYIOP Blow It Out Your I/O Port
BKA Better Known As
BM Bite Me
BNF Big Name Fan
BNI Batteries Not Included
BOC But Of Course
BOF Birds of a Feather
BOFH Bastard Operator From Hell
BOHICA Bend Over, Here It Comes Again
BOS Big Orange Switch
BOT Back on Topic
BRB Be Right Back
BRBGTGP Be Right Back Got To Go Pee
BRBGTP Be Right Back Got To Pee
BRGDS Best Regards
BRS Big Red Switch
BS Bullshit
BSF But Seriously Folks
BSEG Big Shit Eating A Grin
BSOD Blue Screen Of Death or Bill Says Oh Dear
BST But Seriously Though
BTA But Then Again
BTAIM Be That As It May
BTC Biting The Carpet
BTDT Been There, Done That
BTDTGTS Been There Done That, Got the T-Shirt
BTFT Been There, Fixed That
BTFM Beats the Fuck out of Me
BTHOM Beats The Hell Outta Me
BTK Back To Keyboard
BTSOOM Beats The Shit Out Of Me
BTU Back To You
BTW By the way
BTWBO Be There With Bells On
BUGS Bloody User Generated Symptoms
BWFH Bastard Webmaster From Hell
BWK Big Wet Kiss
BWL Bursting With Laughter
BWQ Buzz Word Quotient
BYOB Bring Your Own Booze
BYORL Bring Your Own Rocket Launcher
D/L DownLoad
D&C Duck & Cover
DARFC Ducking And Running For Cover
DBA Doing Business As
DBN Doing Business Not
DD Dreaded Disease or Double Density or DiskDrive
DEC Do Expect Cuts
DH Dear Husband or Dick Head
DIAFYO Did I Ask For Your Opinion
DIIK Damned If I Know
DILLIGAD Do I Look Like I Give A Damn
DILLIGAF Do I Look Like I Give A Fuck
DILLIGAFF Do I look Like I give a Flying Figment
DITUIHIBMSL Did I Tell You I Hate IBMs Lately
DITUILIBMSL Did I Tell You I Love IBMs Lately
DIY Do It Yourself
DL DownLoad
DLN Don't Leave Now
DLTBBB Don't Let The Bed Bugs Bite
DNPM Damn Near Pissed Myself
DOS Dead/Defective/Disk Operating System or Dozing Off
Soon
DSH Desperately Seeking Help
DTHT Delighted To Hear That
DTP DeskTop Publishing
DTRT Do The Right Thing
DUCT Did You See That
DUCWIC Do You See What I See
DUCWIM Do You See What I Mean
DUHWIH Do You Hear What I Hear
DWIM Do What I Mean
DWISNWID Do What I Say Not What I Do
DWOL Drunk While OnLine
DYJHIW Don't You Just Hate It When
DYHABF Do You Have A Boyfriend
DYHAGF Do You Have A Girlfriend
G Grin
G1 Good One
GA Go Ahead
GAFIA Get Away From It All
GAL Get A Life
GASP Go Away Silly Person
GBH Great Big Hug
GBH&K Great Big Hug & Kiss
GD&R Grinning, Ducking and Running
GD&RVVF Grinning, Ducking and Running Very Very Fast
GF Girl Friend
GFAK Go Fly A Kite
GFC Going For Coffee
GFN Gone For Now
GFR Grim File Reaper
GG Go Girl or Good Game or Good Going
GGN Gotta Go Now
GH Getting Hard
GIGO Garbage In Garbage Out
GIRO Garbage In Rubbish Out
GIWIST Gee I Wish I'd Said That
GL Good Luck
GLG Good Looking Girl or Goofy Little Grin
GMAB Give Me A Break
GMBO Giggling My Butt Off
GMTA Great Minds Think Alike
GOB Good'Ol Boy
GOI Get Over It
GOK God Only Knows
GOMF Get Outta My Face
GPY Grumpy
GR&D Grinning, Running & Ducking
GR8 Great
GRUIT Get Ready you Impudent Thing
GTBB Good To Be Back
GTFOOMF Get The Fuck Out Of My Face
GTG Got To Go
GTSY Glad/Good To See You
GTTB Gee That's Too Bad
GUI Graphical User Interface
GW Getting Wet
H Hug
H&K Hug and Kiss
HAB Hot Asian Babe
HAK Hugs and Kisses
HAGN Have A Good Night
HAND Have A Nice Day
HB Hug Back
HF Have Fun
HH Holding Hands
HHID Hanging Head In Disgrace
HHIS Hanging Head In Shame
HHO1/2K Ha Ha Only Half Kidding
HHOJ Ha Ha Only Joking
HHOK Ha Ha Only Kidding
HHTYAY Happy Holidays To You And Yours
HIG How's it Going
HIH Hope It Helps
HILIACACLO Help I Lapsed Into A Coma And Can't Log Off
HIWTH Hate It When That Happens
HMP Help Me Please
HMT Here's My Try
HOMPR Hang On Mobile Phone's Ringing
HORU How Old Are You
HTH Hope That/This Helps
HTML HyperText Markup Language
HTTP HyperText Transfer Protocol
HUA Heads Up Asshole
HWS(PEST) Husband Wants Sex (Please Excuse Slow Typing)
K Kiss or Okay
KB Kiss Back/KeyBoard
KBD Keyboard
KHYF Know How You Feel
KISS Keep It Simple Stupid
KIT Keep In Touch
KITB Kick In The Butt
KMA Kiss My Ass
KMYF Kiss Me You Fool
KOC Kiss On Cheek
KOL Kiss On Lips
KOTC Kiss On The Cheek
KUTGSAWYAD Keep Up The Good Spirit And Whatever You Are Doing
KWIM Know What I Mean
L8R Later
L8R G8R Later Gater
LAB&TYD Life's A Bitch & Then You Die
LABTYD Life's A Bitch Then You Die
LAGNAF Lets All Get Naked and Fool Around
LAY Looking At You
LDD La Dee Da
LHM Lord Help Me
LHO Laughing Head Off
LHU Lord Help Us
LIS Lost In Space
LISP Lots of Infuriating & Silly Parenthesis
LLAL Laughing Like A Lunatic
LLAP Live Long And Prosper
LLTA Lots and Lots of Thunderous Applause
LMAO Laughing My Ass Off
LMFAO Laughing My Fucking Ass Off
LMTTA Leave Me the Fuck Alone
LOA Love/Left On Arrival
LOIS Laughing On The Inside
LOL Laughing Out Loud,Lots Of Love
LOLA Laughing Out Loud Again
LOOL Laughing Out Outrageously Loud
LSHMBH Laughing So Hard My Belly Hurts
LSHMBIB Laughing So Hard My Belly Is Bouncing
LSHMCIS Laughing So Hard My Computer Is Shaking
LTIP Laughing Til I Puke
LMWIS Lick Me Where I Sweat
LTNC Long Time No See
LTNS Long Time No See
LTNT Long Time No Type
LTS Laughing To Self
LU4E&A Love You For Ever And Always
LUWAMH Love You With All My Heart
LWR Launch When Ready
LY Love You
LYL Love You Lots
LYLAB Love You Like A Brother
LYLAS Love You Like A Sister
R Are
RAEBNC Read And Enjoyed But No Comment
RAW Rules As Written
RE Regarding
RFC Request For Comments
RFD Request For Discussion
RFI Request For Information
RGDS Regards
ROFFNAR Rolling on the Floor for no Apparent Reason
ROFL Rolling on Floor Laughing
ROFLOL Rolling on the Floor Laughing Out Loud
ROFLMAO Rolling on Floor Laughing My Ass Off
ROFLOLBAG Rolling on the Floor Laughing Out Loud Busting a Gut
ROFPML Rolling on the Floor Pissing Myself Laughing
ROTBA Reality on the Blink Again
ROTFL Rolling On The Floor Laughing
ROTFLAHMS Rolling On The Floor Laughing And Holding My Sides
ROTFLBSAOTP Rolling On The Floor Laughing Blowing Snot All Over
The Place
ROTFLBTC Rolling On The Floor Laughing Biting The Carpet
ROTFLBTCUTS Rolling On The Floor Laughing Biting The Carpet Unable
To Stop
ROTFLGO Rolling On The Floor Laughing Guts Out
ROTFLHOLCDF Rolling On The Floor Laughing Hysterically Out Loud
Collecting Dog Fur
ROTFLMAO Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Ass Off
ROTFLMAOAPMP Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Ass Off And Peeing My
Pants
ROTFLMAOAY Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Ass Off At You
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to disapprove of strongly.
deprecate
inclined to fighting.
pugnacious
magic.
thaumaturgy
melodious; musical.
canorous
dark; gloomy.
tenebrous
lack of knowledge.
nescience
excess; superabundance.
plethora
in eager desire.
agog
a stronghold.
redoubt
affectedly trendy.
chichi
a large marble.
taw
to depart in secret.
abscond
a dictionary.
lexicon
a descendant; an heir.
scion
a large and fierce dog.
bandog
joyously unrestrained.
ebullient
still in existence.
extant
quaking; quivering.
trepidation
a novice.
tyro
to understand.
grok
to make better.
ameliorate
to give or confer.
bestow
suitable to be eaten.
comestible
necessary, indispensable.
requisite
unnecessarily long.
prolix
a nickname.
sobriquet
extremely old.
antediluvian
palindrome
a word or phrase that reads the same backward as forward.
deprecate
to disapprove of strongly.
bivouac
an encampment for the night.
umbrage
suspicion of injury or wrong; offense.
incipient
beginning to be; commencing; initial.
dapple
a small spot or blotch.
pugnacious
inclined to fighting.
capitulate
to surrender under agreed conditions.
susurrus
a whisper; a murmur; a rustling.
thaumaturgy
magic.
capacious
able to contain much; large; roomy.
glower
to stare angrily or with a scowl.
canorous
melodious; musical.
effulgence
a flood of light; great luster or brightness; splendor.
assuage
to soften; to ease, or lessen.
repast
a meal; figuratively, any refreshment.
spoonerism
the transposition of usually initial sounds in a pair of words.
tenebrous
dark; gloomy.
nescience
lack of knowledge.
gewgaw
a showy trifle; a pretty but worthless bauble.
exiguity
smallness; thinness; the quality of being meager.
seriatim
in a series; one after another.
tmesis
in grammar and rhetoric, the separation of the parts of a compound word.
chthonic
dwelling in or under the earth; also, pertaining to the underworld.
objurgate
express strong disapproval of.
plethora
excess; superabundance.
lissom
limber; supple; flexible; lithe.
badinage
playful raillery; banter.
propitious
presenting favorable circumstances.
inclement
physically severe or harsh (esp. said of the weather).
kobold
a kind of domestic spirit in German mythology.
knell
the stoke of a bell tolled at a funeral.
cogent
having the power to compel conviction.
regale
to entertain with something that delights.
mordant
biting; caustic; sarcastic.
agog
in eager desire.
captious
disposed to find fault; eager to object.
arbitrage
The simultaneous purchase and sale of a good or asset.
redoubt
a stronghold.
chichi
affectedly trendy.
taw
a large marble.
vexillology
the study of flags.
quorum
a gathering of members of an organization large enough to transact business.
abscond
to depart in secret.
virtu
productions of art (especially fine antiques).
junta
a clique that seeks or obtains power usually through intrigue or revolution.
gamut
a complete extent or range.
lexicon
a dictionary.
aestival
of or belonging to the summer.
slugabed
a person who stays in bed until a relatively late hour.
desultory
without logical sequence; disconnected; aimless.
irascible
quickly aroused to anger.
acumen
quickness of perception or discernment.
scion
a descendant; an heir.
bandog
a large and fierce dog.
multifarious
having great diversity or variety.
sublunary
situated beneath the moon.
ebullient
joyously unrestrained.
Brobdingnagian
of extraordinary height; gigantic.
extant
still in existence.
verdant
covered with growing plants or grass; green.
Whig
a friend and supporter of the American Revolution.
trepidation
quaking; quivering.
torrid
drying or scorching with heat; burning; parching.
gnomic
uttering or containing maxims.
comity
a state of mutual civility and respect.
tyro
a novice.
avarice
an excessive desire of gain; greediness.
eke
to increase; to add to.
tittle-tattle
idle, trifling talk.
bellwether
a leader of a movement or activity.
torpid
dull; sluggish; inactive.
grok
to understand.
ameliorate
to make better.
bestow
to give or confer.
comestible
suitable to be eaten.
requisite
necessary, indispensable.
prolix
unnecessarily long.
sobriquet
a nickname.
Zeitgeist
the spirit of the time.
numismatics
the collection and study of coins.
palpable
plain; distinct; obvious.
listless
having no desire or inclination.
antediluvian
extremely old.
melee
a hand to hand conflict.
genial
sympathetically cheerful and cheering; kindly.
raucous
unpleasantly loud and harsh.
aberrant
markedly different from an accepted norm.
diffident
showing modest reserve.
struggle; conflict.
agon
to uproot.
deracinate
fearless; bold.
intrepid
outright; thoroughgoing.
arrant
an answer to a reply.
rejoinder
fruitful; prolific.
fecund
a curse.
imprecation
a revel.
bacchanalia
plentiful; copious.
profuse
valiant; brave.
doughty
an unmanly man.
milksop
to coax.
cajole
barren, marginal; also, marked by poverty.
hardscrabble
to edit.
redact
a smart aleck.
wiseacre
a predicament.
quagmire
an authoritative statement.
dictum
extreme poverty.
indigence
lofty in style.
grandiloquent
the intelligentsia.
clerisy
to emerge; to issue.
debouch
empty boasting.
braggadocio
a mental fabrication.
chimera
to defraud.
mulct
to bully or harass.
hector
melodious.
dulcet
playful.
ludic
plumpness of person.
embonpoint
a poem or prose work depicting rural or pastoral life; also, a carefree episode or experience.
idyll
an ointment.
unguent
a secret; a mystery.
arcanum
machination
a crafty scheme intended to accomplish some usually evil end.
germane
appropriate or fitting; relevant.
fallible
liable to make a mistake.
oblivious
forgetful; also, unmindful.
militate
to have force or influence.
permeate
to spread or diffuse through.
caterwaul
to make a harsh cry or screech.
agon
struggle; conflict.
deracinate
to uproot.
intrepid
fearless; bold.
cavort
to bound or prance about.
suasion
the act of persuading.
arrant
outright; thoroughgoing.
latitudinarian
having or expressing broad and tolerant views.
homily
a sermon or lecture; also, an inspirational saying or a platitude.
rejoinder
an answer to a reply.
concinnity
elegance -- used chiefly of literary style.
fecund
fruitful; prolific.
tattoo
a rapid, rhythmic drumming or rapping.
imprecation
a curse.
supplant
to take the place of.
vertiginous
causing dizziness; also, giddy; dizzy.
pied-a-terre
a temporary or second place of lodging.
Argus-eyed
extremely observant; watchful.
corpulent
very fat; obese.
bacchanalia
a revel.
profuse
plentiful; copious.
doyen
the senior member of a body or group.
billet
to quarter, or place in lodgings.
coterminous
of equal extent or duration.
plaintive
expressive of sorrow or melancholy.
tremulous
shaking, quivering; also, affected with fear.
doughty
valiant; brave.
contretemps
something inopportune or embarrassing.
arbiter
one having the power of judging and determining.
pablum
something (as writing or speech) that is trite, insipid, or simplistic.
milksop
an unmanly man.
cajole
to coax.
hardscrabble
barren, marginal; also, marked by poverty.
potentate
one who possesses great power or sway.
moil
to labor; to toil; to drudge.
redact
to edit.
privation
the state of being deprived of something.
venerate
to treat with deep respect.
starveling
one who is starving or being starved.
etiolate
to blanch or bleach; to make sickly.
wiseacre
a smart aleck.
quagmire
a predicament.
dictum
an authoritative statement.
quixotic
foolishly impractical; also, capricious; impulsive.
maunder
to talk or wander aimlessly.
vade mecum
a book or other thing that one regularly carries about.
amicable
characterized by friendliness and good will.
effrontery
shameless boldness; insolence.
cabal
a group that seeks power usually through intrigue.
forcible
effected by force used against resistance; also, powerful.
neoteric
recent in origin; modern.
indigence
extreme poverty.
frangible
capable of being broken; easily broken.
grandiloquent
lofty in style.
approbation
formal or official approval; also, praise.
dishabille
the state of being carelessly or partially dressed.
clerisy
the intelligentsia.
debouch
to emerge; to issue.
epicene
having the characteristics of both the male and the female.
braggadocio
empty boasting.
hubris
overbearing pride or presumption.
gustatory
pertaining to the sense of taste.
ken
cognizance; view; especially, reach of sight or knowledge.
recherche
exotic; rare; also, affected, pretentious.
chimera
a mental fabrication.
mulct
to defraud.
hector
to bully or harass.
disquisition
a formal discourse on a subject.
tatterdemalion
a person dressed in tattered clothing.
panjandrum
an important or self-important official.
dulcet
melodious.
serendipity
the faculty or phenomenon of making fortunate accidental discoveries.
extemporaneous
composed, performed, or uttered on the spur of the moment.
copse
a thicket of small trees.
ludic
playful.
popinjay
a vain and talkative person.
embonpoint
plumpness of person.
idyll
a poem or prose work depicting rural or pastoral life; also, a carefree episode or experience.
unguent
an ointment.
redoubtable
formidable; also, illustrious; eminent.
tenet
any opinion, principle, or doctrine held to be true.
benison
blessing; benediction.
arcanum
a secret; a mystery.
diablerie
sorcery; also, mischievous conduct.
eldritch
unearthly; weird; eerie.
When Saul was converted on the road to Damascus he was blinded. For how long?
*3 days
7 days
14 days
40 days
?Acts 9:9
The Colossians were instructed by Paul to read the letter he sent them to what other church?
Iconium
Lystra
Antioch
*Laodicea
?Colossians 4:16
Where was Timothy living when Paul decided to take him on his journey?
Syria or Derbe
Cilicia or Lystra
*Lystra or Derbe
Derbe or Cilicia
?Acts 16:1
When King Herod died, he was struck down by an angel. Then what?
He burst into flames
*He was eaten by worms
He vanished into thin air
He turned to stone
?Acts 12:23
Because of health reasons, Paul encouraged Timothy to drink what beverage instead of only water?
Goat's milk
Fish oil
*Wine
Fresh fruit juice
?1 Timothy 5:23
To escape the wrath of King Herod, Jesus' family had to leave Bethlehem shortly after Jesus was born. Where did
they go?
*Egypt
Macedonia
Syria
Phoenicia
?Matthew 2:13
How far above the mountains did the flood waters rise?
More than 100 feet
*More than 20 feet
More than 400 feet
More than 40 feet
?Genesis 7:20
How old was Noah when the flood waters came on the earth?
60 years old
120 years old
220 years old
*600 years old
?Genesis 7:6
Noah sent out a dove to see if the flood waters had receded, but since it had no place to set its feet it came back to
the ark. Noah then waited before he sent out the second dove. How long did he wait before releasing the second
dove? (this is the dove that came back with the olive leaf)
14 days
10 days
40 days
*7 days
?Genesis 8:8-12
God made a covenant that He would never again destroy all of the life on earth with a great flood. What is the sign
of this covenant?
Sunset
Sunrise
*Rainbow
Raincloud
?Genesis 9:12-16
The Ark of the Covenant was built to hold the stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were inscribed. What
else was placed in the Ark of the Covenant?
*A golden pot of manna and Aarons rod.
A golden pot of manna and a lamb's fleece.
A golden pot of manna and Moses' staff.
A golden pot of manna and a ram's horn.
?Hebrews 9:4
During the conquest of the land of Cannan, the Ark of the Covenant was carried around and around what city?
Gilgal
*Jericho
Gibeon
Hebron
?Joshua 6
How many golden cherubim adorned the atonement cover (mercy seat) that was placed over the Ark of the
Covenant?
*Two
Seven
Forty
Fourteen
?Exodus 37:7
What happened to the Philistines when they captured the Ark of the Covenant?
They became lame.
They were struck blind.
They became deaf and mute.
*They developed tumors.
?1 Samuel 5:6
Because of its wickedness, the Lord sent Jonah to preach against what city?
Gath
Sidon
*Nineveh
Kedesh
?Jonah 1:2
The Lord sent Jonah to preach against Nineveh, but Jonah did not want to follow God's instructions, so he sailed for
what city instead?
Joppa
Tyre
Ashdod
*Tarshish
?Jonah 1:3
Jonah told the people of Nineveh that their city would be overturned in how many days?
7 days
*40 days
14 days
70 days
?Jonah 3:4
While he sat outside the city of Nineveh, what did the Lord provide for Jonah?
*A shady vine.
A cool stream.
A gentle breeze.
A magnificent feast.
?Jonah 4:6
After His resurrection, Jesus visted the disciples as they were coming back from a failed fishing trip. He instructed
them to cast their nets again on the right side of the boat. How many fish did they catch?
*153
777
77
106
275
?John 21:11
Jesus fed the 5000 with 5 loaves of bread and how many fish?
*Two
Five
Seven
Forty
Fourteen
?Matthew 14:17
After His resurrection, Jesus apppeared to 11 of His disciples in the upper room. There He ate some fish. How was it
prepared?
Boiled
Roasted
*Broiled
Baked
Made into Sushi
?Luke 24:42
What colors of yarn were used to make the curtains of the tabernacle?
Blue, purple and white.
Blue, scarlet and gold.
White, purple and blue.
*Blue, purple and scarlet.
?Exodus 26:1
What color was the manna that God provided for the Israelites while they were in the wilderness?
Red
Gold
Brown
*White
?Exodus 16:31
What was the color of the cord that the spies had Rahab tie to her window?
*Scarlet
Blue
Purple
Gold
?Joshua 2:21
Lydia of Thyatria was converted in Philippi. She was a dealer in what color of cloth?
Scarlet
Green
*Purple
Blue
?Acts 16:14
Zechariah had a vision of a man on a horse among the myrtle trees. What color was the horse?
White
*Red
Brown
Silver
?Zechariah 1:8
Who traded his birthright to his brother for some bread and lentil stew?
Benjamin
Simeon
Jacob
*Esau
?Genesis 25:29-34
Who served cheese, milk, and veal to the Lord when he made His appearance in the form of three men?
*Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Moses
?Genesis 18
What judge of Israel cooked an angel of the Lord a meal that included a pot of broth?
*Gideon
Deborah
Samson
Abimelech
?Judges 6:19-22
Who saw the back of God, because he could not bear to see Him face to face?
Abraham
*Moses
Jacob
Aaron
?Exodus 33:23
Who saw a heavenly ladder with the Lord standing above it?
John
Stephen
*Jacob
Isaac
?Genesis 28:12-13
Who looked steadfastly into heaven and saw Jesus on the right hand of God?
Peter
Paul
*Stephen
John
?Acts 7:55
What did Isaiah see filling the temple when he beheld God sitting on the throne?
The glory of His righteousness
*The train of His robe
Angels of heaven
The light of His presence
?Isaiah 6:1