Grile Engleză 2020

Grile Engleză 2020
Which line contains only correct adjectives?
nazal, mucous, metabolic, ennzymatic
nasal, mucus, metabolyc, enzymatic
nasal, mucous, metabolical, enzimatic
nazal, mucos, metabolic, enzymatic
nasal, mucous, metabolic, enzymatic
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Ultrasonic waves
are BEYOND the range of sounds a human can hear.
outside
without
over
around
with
The following prefixes a-, di-, intra-, patho-, retro- refer to?
with, two, through, disease, backward
with, double, within, sick, before
without, double, through, sick, backward
without, two, within, disease, backward
with, two, through, disease, before
Which pair of antonyms is correct?
recommended - unrecommended
recomended - unrecomended
recommended – dysrecommended
recommended – disrecommended
recommended – anrecommended
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: If a fever PERSISTS,
a more serious infection may be present.
disappears
continues
perishes
vanishes
goes
prophylactyc, hepative, renal, tissular
prophilactic, hepatic, renous, tissular
profilactic, hepatic, rennal, tissular
prophylactic, hepatic, renal, tissular
prophylactic, hepatical, renal, tisular
Which series of synonyms is correct?
addictive = habit-forming = compelling
cut = excision = laceration
bone pain = arthralgia = arthrodynia
os = ossicle = osiculum
narrowing = obstruction = occlusion
The red marrow produces the ... used throughout the body to transport …
erythrocytes, oxygen
leukocytes, antibodies
thrombocytes, thrombi
serum, erythrocytes
plasma, red blood cells
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: In the fetus,
cartilage forms a temporary skeleton that will gradually be CHANGED into bone.
transformed
straightened
hardened
fused
cut
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Inflammation of a
joint is characteristically symptomatic of some AILMENTS.
digression
malady
lament
menace
threat
The correct antonyms are:
anpreventable, hypohidration, ainflammatory, inconscious
unpreventable, hypohydration, anti-inflammatory, unconscious
apreventable, hipohydration, aninflammatory, anconscious
non-preventable, hipohidratyon, anti-inflamatory, aconscious
anti-preventable, hypohidratyon, uninflammatory, anticonscious
Which series contains words that are not misspelled?
extra-murral education, awarreness, lightheadness, flabby, chorium
extra-mural education, awareness, lightheadedness, flaby, corium
extra-murral education, awarenes, lightheadness, flabby, chorium
extra-mural education, awarrenes, lightheadness, flaby, chorium
extra-mural education, awareness, lightheadedness, flabby, corium
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: After he had ran (A) for (B) half a mile, he passed (C)
the stick to the next (D) runner.
had ran
for
passed
the next
none of the mentioned options
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Vitamin B1 is water
SOLUBLE, as are all the B-complex vitamins.
dissolvable
exorbitant
penetratable
absorbent
resistant
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: Psychiatrists spend a lot of time
studying the mind. So ... psychologists.
does
do
did
spend
are
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Although a doctor may be able to diagnose (A) a
problem perfect (B), he still may not be able to (C) find a drug to which (D) the patient will respond.
to diagnose
perfect
be able to
to which
The following combining forms adip(o), bronchiol(o), copr(o), dactyl(o), enter(o) refer to?
fat, bronchus, feces, pollex, large intestine
fat, bronchiole, faex, hallux, small intestine
fat, bronchiole, feces, finger, intestine
fat, bronchus, feces, finger, small intestine
fat, bronchiole, faex, hallux, large intestine
The correct plurals are:
atrium, scotomata, laringes, pollixes
atriae, scotomae, larynxes, pollices
atriums, scotomora, larinxes, polleces
atria, scotomata, larynges, pollices

harmful, unable, to discontinue, immature
harfull, anable, to dyscontinue, imature,
harmfulless, inable, to decontinue, immatur
unharmful, non-able, to dicontinue, immature
unharmfull, antiable, to descontinue, imatur
The following combining forms phalang(o), rubr(o), spermat(o), trache(o), uter(o) refer to?
phalanx, red, sperm, trachea, uterus
pharynx, red, spermatozoon, windpipe, uterus
phalanges, rash, sperm, trachea, utriculus
phalanges, red, sperm, windpipe, utriculus
phalanx, rash, spermatozoon, trachea, uterus
Muscles control ... and many organic functions by contracting in response to ... signals.
bones, inner
bones, outer
movements, nerve
action, external
action, internal
cervyxes, salpynges, enemae, alumna
cervixes, salpinxes, enema, alumnae
cervyces, salpynxes, enematora, alumne
cervices, salpinges, enemata, alumnae
The greatest figure in the history of ancient medicine was … of ….
Hipocrates, Rome
Hypocrates, Athens
Hippocrat, China
Hippocrates, Kos
Hyppocrates, Persia
Coarctation is not a synonym of:
constriction
stenosis
narrowing
widening
any of the mentioned options
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The vet decided that he had to
operate ... the cat to save its life.
on
with
to
at
in
Which pair of synonyms is correct?
digitalis = chamo
sleepiness = lightheadedness
hypotension = high blood pressure
adverse = negative
examminee, wilow, paralisys, epystaxis, stopage
examinee, willow, paralysis, epistaxis, stopage
examinee, wilow, paralysys, epystaxis, stoppage
examinee, willow, paralysis, epistaxis, stoppage
respiratory failure = respiratory sufficiency
moist = dry
peritoneum = abdominal membrane
foramen = closure
alveolus = air bag
inability = handicap
anamnesis = amnesia
drug metabolism = biotransformation
housemaid’s knee = tennis elbow
mitral valve = tricuspid valve
The body is supported and given shape by the skeletal-muscular system, consisting of more than …
bones and the muscles and ... which are connected to them.
100, joints
250, articulations
150, ligaments
200, tendons
300, aponeuroses
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: How much (A) times did the doctors have to (B) do the
test before obtaining the results (C) they wanted (D)?
much
doctors have to
obtaining the results
wanted
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: About (A) one person on (B) ten is a potential (C)
sufferer (D) of hay fever.
About
on
potential
sufferer

Which verbs are correctly spelled?
to aleviate, to clott, to heel, to sever
to alleviate, to clot, to heal, to sever
to alleviatte, to cloth, to heale, to severe
to aleviat, to cloht, to hill, to sever
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: If early (A) arrival of the doctor is expected (B), try not
to administering (C) medical assistance on (D) your own.
early
is expected
administering
on
At the ... of the vertebral column is the ..., which surrounds and protects the brain.
left, rib cage
center, thorax
side, cranium
top, skull
apex, cervix
Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix iso-?
isometric, isoallele, isocellular, isoenergetic, isodynamic
isometric, isoallele, isocellular, isodynamic, isogamete
isothermic, isodynamic, isoallele, isocellular, isoenergetic
isokinetic, isometric, isoallele, isocellular, isothermic
isometric, isolate, isoallele, isocellular, isodynamic
corpora, vertebrae, stimulus, pedes
corpa, vertebrata, stimuluses, pes
corpera, vertebra, stimuli, pedes

corporata, vertebrae, stimuli, pes
Which pair of verbs is correct?
to beat = to wound
to cleanse = to purify
to attend = to nurture
to expel = to drop out
to sweat = to eliminate
The ... blood is distributed through the ... system to all tissues.
oxygen, cardiac
oxygen-enriched, cardiovascular
oxygenated, cardiothoracic
oxygen-poor, circulatory
deoxygenated, heart
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Plant cuttings who (A) are placed (B) in water will
develop roots and can then be (C) planted in soil (D).
who
placed
then be
in soil
Bones are composed of minerals, ... matter and water, held together by a cementlike substance called
….
inorganic, cartilage
organic, collagen
anorganic, cementum
organic, matrix
grey, bone marrow
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Not one (A) in one hundred children exposed to the
disease are (B) likely (C) to develop (D) symptoms of it.
Not one
are
likely
to develop
The ... system converts digestible food to ... and disposes of the rest.
gastric, chyme
gastrointestinal, molecules
digestive, energy
metabolic, energy
digesting, nutrients
curriculum, clubbing, stuffiness, drowsiness, diaphoresis
curiculum, clubing, stufiness, drownsiness, dyaphoresis
curicullum, clubbing, stufiness, drownsiness, dyaphoresis
curriculum, clubbing, stuffines, drowsiness, dyaphoresis
curicullum, clubing, stuffiness, drownsiness, diaphoresis
allergic, fetal, otic, ophtalmic
allergic, fetal, otical, oftalmic
alergic, fettal, otic, ophtalmyc
allergen, fetus, otic, oftalmic
allergical, fetalic, otic, ophtalmic
1.Which verbs are correctly spelled?
to aleviate, to clott, to heel, to sever
to alleviate, to clot, to heal, to sever
to alleviatte, to cloth, to heale, to severe
to aleviat, to cloht, to hill, to sever

2.The ... blood is distributed through the ... system to all tissues.
oxygen, cardiac
oxygen-enriched, cardiovascular
oxygenated, cardiothoracic
oxygen-poor, circulatory
deoxygenated, heart
3.Which series contains words that are not misspelled?
examinee, willow, paralysis, epistaxis, stopage
examinee, wilow, paralysys, epystaxis, stoppage
examinee, willow, paralysis, epistaxis, stoppage
4.The body is supported and given shape by the skeletal-muscular system, consisting of more than …
bones and the muscles and ... which are connected to them.
100, joints
250, articulations
150, ligaments
200, tendons
300, aponeuroses
5.Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix iso-?
isometric, isoallele, isocellular, isoenergetic, isodynamic
isometric, isoallele, isocellular, isodynamic, isogamete
isothermic, isodynamic, isoallele, isocellular, isoenergetic
isokinetic, isometric, isoallele, isocellular, isothermic
isometric, isolate, isoallele, isocellular, isodynamic
6.Which line contains only correct adjectives?

7.Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: In the fetus,
cartilage forms a temporary skeleton that will gradually be CHANGED into bone.
transformed
straightened
hardened
fused
cut
8.Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Ultrasonic waves
are BEYOND the range of sounds a human can hear.
outside
without
over
around
with
9.The following combining forms adip(o), bronchiol(o), copr(o), dactyl(o), enter(o) refer to?
fat, bronchus, feces, pollex, large intestine
fat, bronchiole, faex, hallux, small intestine
fat, bronchiole, feces, finger, intestine
fat, bronchus, feces, finger, small intestine
fat, bronchiole, faex, hallux, large intestine
10.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: If early (A) arrival of the doctor is expected (B), try
not to administering (C) medical assistance on (D) your own.
early
is expected
administering
on

11.The correct antonyms are:
harmful, unable, to discontinue, immature
harfull, anable, to dyscontinue, imature,
harmfulless, inable, to decontinue, immatur
unharmful, non-able, to dicontinue, immature
unharmfull, antiable, to descontinue, imatur
12.Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: Psychiatrists spend a lot of time
studying the mind. So ... psychologists.
does
do
did
spend
are
13.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Although a doctor may be able to diagnose (A) a
problem perfect (B), he still may not be able to (C) find a drug to which (D) the patient will respond.
to diagnose
perfect
be able to
to which
14.Which series of synonyms is correct?
addictive = habit-forming = compelling
cut = excision = laceration
bone pain = arthralgia = arthrodynia
os = ossicle = osiculum
narrowing = obstruction = occlusion
15.The following combining forms phalang(o), rubr(o), spermat(o), trache(o), uter(o) refer to?
phalanx, red, sperm, trachea, uterus
pharynx, red, spermatozoon, windpipe, uterus

phalanges, rash, sperm, trachea, utriculus
phalanges, red, sperm, windpipe, utriculus
phalanx, rash, spermatozoon, trachea, uterus
16.Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Inflammation of
a joint is characteristically symptomatic of some AILMENTS.
digression
malady
lament
menace
threat
17.Coarctation is not a synonym of:
constriction
stenosis
narrowing
widening
any of the mentioned options
18.Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: If a fever
PERSISTS, a more serious infection may be present.
disappears
continues
perishes
vanishes
goes
19.The correct plurals are:
corpora, vertebrae, stimulus, pedes
corpa, vertebrata, stimuluses, pes
corpera, vertebra, stimuli, pedes
corporata, vertebrae, stimuli, pes

20.At the ... of the vertebral column is the ..., which surrounds and protects the brain.
left, rib cage
center, thorax
side, cranium
top, skull
apex, cervix
21.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Not one (A) in one hundred children exposed to the
Not one
are
likely
to develop
22.The following prefixes a-, di-, intra-, patho-, retro- refer to?
with, two, through, disease, backward
with, double, within, sick, before
without, double, through, sick, backward
without, two, within, disease, backward
with, two, through, disease, before
23.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: How much (A) times did the doctors have to (B) do
the test before obtaining the results (C) they wanted (D)?
much
doctors have to
wanted
cervyxes, salpynges, enemae, alumna
cervixes, salpinxes, enema, alumnae

cervyces, salpynxes, enematora, alumne
cervices, salpinges, enemata, alumnae
25.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: About (A) one person on (B) ten is a potential (C)
About
on
potential
sufferer
26.Which pair of antonyms is correct?
recommended - unrecommended
recomended - unrecomended
recommended – dysrecommended
recommended – disrecommended
recommended – anrecommended
27.Bones are composed of minerals, ... matter and water, held together by a cementlike substance
called ….
inorganic, cartilage
organic, collagen
anorganic, cementum
organic, matrix
grey, bone marrow
28.The greatest figure in the history of ancient medicine was … of ….
Hipocrates, Rome
Hypocrates, Athens
Hippocrat, China
Hippocrates, Kos
Hyppocrates, Persia
29.Which pair of synonyms is correct?
digitalis = chamomile
ataxia = dyscoordination
sleepiness = lightheadedness
hypotension = high blood pressure
adverse = negative
30.Which pair of verbs is correct?
to beat = to wound
to cleanse = to purify
to attend = to nurture
to expel = to drop out
to sweat = to eliminate
respiratory failure = respiratory sufficiency
moist = dry
peritoneum = abdominal membrane
foramen = closure
alveolus = air bag
32.The red marrow produces the ... used throughout the body to transport …
erythrocytes, oxygen
leukocytes, antibodies
thrombocytes, thrombi
serum, erythrocytes
plasma, red blood cells
33.The ... system converts digestible food to ... and disposes of the rest.
gastric, chyme
gastrointestinal, molecules
digestive, energy
metabolic, energy
digesting, nutrients
34.Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The vet decided that he had to
operate ... the cat to save its life.
on
with
to
at
in
curriculum, clubbing, stuffiness, drowsiness, diaphoresis
curiculum, clubing, stufiness, drownsiness, dyaphoresis
curicullum, clubbing, stufiness, drownsiness, dyaphoresis
curriculum, clubbing, stuffines, drowsiness, dyaphoresis
curicullum, clubing, stuffiness, drownsiness, diaphoresis
36Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Vitamin B1 is
water SOLUBLE, as are all the B-complex vitamins.
dissolvable
exorbitant
penetratable
absorbent
resistant
37.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: After he had ran (A) for (B) half a mile, he passed (C)
had ran
for
passed
the next
38.The correct antonyms are:
anpreventable, hypohidration, ainflammatory, inconscious

unpreventable, hypohydration, anti-inflammatory, unconscious
apreventable, hipohydration, aninflammatory, anconscious
non-preventable, hipohidratyon, anti-inflamatory, aconscious
anti-preventable, hypohidratyon, uninflammatory, anticonscious
39.Muscles control ... and many organic functions by contracting in response to ... signals.
bones, inner
bones, outer
movements, nerve
action, external
action, internal
extra-murral education, awarreness, lightheadness, flabby, chorium
extra-mural education, awareness, lightheadedness, flaby, corium
extra-murral education, awarenes, lightheadness, flabby, chorium
extra-mural education, awarrenes, lightheadness, flaby, chorium
extra-mural education, awareness, lightheadedness, flabby, corium
atrium, scotomata, laringes, pollixes
atriae, scotomae, larynxes, pollices
atriums, scotomora, larinxes, polleces
atria, scotomata, larynges, pollices
42.Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Plant cuttings who (A) are placed (B) in water will
develop roots and can then be (C) planted in soil (D).
who
placed
then be
in soil

43Which line contains only correct adjectives?
44.Which line contains only correct adjectives?
inability = handicap???????
anamnesis = amnesia
drug metabolism = biotransformation
housemaid’s knee = tennis elbow
mitral valve = tricuspid valve
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: GENETIC
components are often responsible for some phases of learning disabilities.
precise
inert
imprecise
leisure
hereditary
About
on
potential
sufferer
Which verbs are correct?
to hospitalize, to whithstand, to swalow, to enhance
to hospitalyze, to whitstand, to suallow, to inhance
to dehospitalize, to witstand, to swalou, to anhance
to hospitalize, to withstand, to swallow, to enhance
hiluma, otites, nervus, viscera
hilae, ottites, nervora, viscerata
hila, otitides, nervi, viscera
hilata, otitidis, nervum, viscora
patologic, anafylactic, cellular, epithelial
pathologic, anaphilactic, celular, epithelial
pathollogic, anaphylactic, cellular, epitelial
pathologic, anaphylactic, cellular, epithelial
patologic, anaphylactic, celular, epitelial
convalescence = aggravation
profession = occupation
outstanding = dull
myalgia = otodynia
scurvy = crossed-eyes
sinusora, femurae, funga, alga

sinusi, femora, fungii, algae
sinus, femora, fungi, algae
sinusera, femurata, fungus, algas
The Hippocratic School of Medicine ... medicine in ancient ....
founded, Athens
put an end to, Rome
revolutionized, Greece
developed, Europe
had nothing to do with, Egypt
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: No one is admitted to the
examination room without … student’s card.
his
an
one's
their
theirs
Dermis is not a synonym of:
hypodermis
derma
corium
cutis
middle layer
Functionally, the nervous system can be divided into the ... nervous system, which controls skeletal
muscles, and the ... nervous system, which controls smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands.
central, peripheral
central, peripheric
visceral, somatic
somatic, autonomic
autonomic, central
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Medical
researchers have made studies of the physical changes that occur when people UNDERGO long periods
of stress.
initiate
deny
anticipate
experience
try
genuses, musculi, bronchii, epistaxis
genera, musculii, bronchus, epistaxes
genura, musculus, bronchae, epistaxises
generata, musculae, broncha, epistaxeses
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: The most common (A) form of (B) treatment it (C) is
mass inoculation and chlorination of water sources (D).
The most common
of
it
water sources
Most drugs produce a ... of effects that range from the ... response to the unexplained and potentially
life-threatening response.
range, adverse
specter, beneficial
spectrum, desired
number, usual
series, good
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Neither too much (A) rest nor (B) a (C) diet of rich food
are (D) good for the body.
too much
nor
are
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The Greeks
believed that the heart was the SEAT of intelligence.
spot
chair
purpose
center
threat
neck = collum
larynx = throat
pulmonary circulation = greater circulation
femur = shank bone
hallux = thumb
Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix ante-?
antenatal, anterior, antecubital, anteversion, antebrachium
anteflexion, anterior, ante cibum, antemortem, antebrachium
anteflexion, anterior, antenna, anteversion, antebrachium
anteflexion, antemortem, antenatal, anteversion, antebrachium
antenatal, anterior, anteflexion, antemortem, antebrachium
alumnus, symptomatology, periferal, odynophobia, overecxertion
allumnus, simptomatology, peripheral, odinofobia, overexertion

allumnus, symptomatology, peripheral, odynofobia, overexertion
alumnus, simptomatology, periferal, odynophobia, overecxertion
alumnus, symptomatology, peripheral, odynophobia, overexertion
The heart is ... the size of two ….
doubly, peas
roughly, fists
almost, nuts
rather, apples
often, lungs
much
doctors have to
wanted
acompliant, useles, dysjunction, ineficient
decompliant, usseless, dysjunctyon, unefficient
non-compliant, useless, disjunction, inefficient
uncompliant, unuseless, disjunctyon, uneficient
discompliant, inuseless, dizjunction, non-efficient
During the contraction phase, called the ..., oxygenated blood is pumped out of the left ventricle into
the …
systole, coronary artery
diastole, right atrium
systole, pulmonary trunk
diastole, left atrium
systole, aorta
The following prefixes an-, dia-, medio-, peri-, sub- refer to?
without, through, median, around, under
without, around, half, together, small
with, through, median, around, under
without, around, half, around, small
with, around, median, together, small
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: She is ... charming that everybody
likes her.
so
such
too
very
to
widespread – narrow-spread
symptomatic – anti-symptomatic
hydration – dehydration
hyperpigmentation – excess pigmentation
to miss a class – to cut a class
Too much ... activity may produce a ....
heavy, headache
difficult, loss of consciousness
physical, fever
strenuous, strain
mental, sprain
The presence of food in the patient’s ... can alter drug ....
mouth, metabolism
stomach, absorption
throat, elimination
mouth, distribution
blood, absorption
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: It is ... I have to remind you of calling
on them.
the four time
fourth time
four times
the fourth time
four time
The following combining forms laryng(o), mamm(o), nephr(o), ophthalm(o), pharmac(o) refer to?
larynx, breast, nephron, eye, pharmacology
windpipe, chest, ren, ophthalmology, drug
windpipe, breast, nephron, ophthalmology, pharmacist
larynx, chest, ren, eye, pharmacology
larynx, breast, kidney, eye, drug
living body = corpse = cadaver
arthrodial joint = plane joint = gliding joint
multinucleate = mononucleate = plurinucleate
fatigue = tiredness = relaxation
os = osseous = osteal
unsafe, anti-pyretic, endogenous, abnormal
antisafe, anty-piretic, endogenos, anormal
ansafe, anty-pyretic, endoginous, unnormal
unseif, anti-pyretyc, endogen, abnormal
safeless, anti-piretyc, endogenouss, anormal
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: Cardiac arrest occurs … heart muscle
stops beating during a heart attack or after a severe accident.
when
in that
although
due to
with
tooth = dens
cecum = deaf gut
ren = hepar
chewing = ingestion
inspiration = exhalation
The following combining forms hydro(o), mast(o), oste(o), pneum(o), sten(o) refer to?
liquid, breast, bone, lung, narrow
water, chest, bone, lung, narrow
water, breast, bone, breath, narrow
liquid, chest, bone, breath, broad
water, chest, bone, lung, broad
ocullar, necrotic, hipertensive, dietary
ocular, necrotic, hypertensive, dietary
ocular, necrotic, hypertenssive, dietery
ocularic, necrozal, hypertensive, dietary
ocular, necrotic, hipertensive, dietery
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: If these tulips were planted this year, they will be (A)
likely (B) to bloom (C) next year (D) and every year thereafter.
will be
likely
to bloom
next year
Dentistry (A) is a branch of (B) medicine that (C) has developed very dramatic (D) in the last twenty
years.
Dentistry
branch of
that
dramatic
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: When I last (A) saw Janet, she hurried (B) to her next
class on the other (C) side of the campus and did not have (D) time to talk.
last
hurried
the other
did not have
atendance, lectures hall, electrocardiograme, motling, bradicardia
attendance, lecture hall, electrocardiogram, mottling, bradycardia
attendance, lectures hall, electrocardiogram, mottling, bradykardia
atendance, lecture hall, electrocardiograme, motling, bradykardia
attendance, lectures hall, electrocardiograme, mottling, bradicardia
gastrous, farmacological, therapeutic, liminal
gastric, pharmacologycal, terapeutic, liminal
gastric, pharmacological, therapeutic, liminal
gastrical, farmacological, therapeutic, liminal
gastric, pharmacological, terapeutic, limminal
to oxygenate = to oxygenize
to examine (a patient) = to consult (a patient)
to hamper = to facilitate
to help = to aide
to contact = to merge
associate professor, compassionate, neurohypophysis, cylinder, systolic
associate professor, compasionate, neurohypophisis, cylinder, systolic
associate professor, compassionate, neurohypophysis, cilinder, sistolic
associate profesor, compasionate, neurohypophysis, cylinder, sistolic
asociate profesor, compasionate, neurohypophysis, cilinder, systolic
The organ that ... bile is the ...
secretes, cholecyst
produces, gallbladder
stores, liver
stores, gallbladder
secretes, pancreas
Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix dis-?
disarticulate, discrete, disjunction, displacement, dismember
disarticulate, disinfect, disjunction, displacement, dismember
disinfect, discontinue, disjunction, disuse, displacement
discontinue, disarticulate, disjunction, displacement, dismember
disarticulate, disjunction, disinfect, displacement, disuse
crown = radix
tenth cranial nerve = phrenic nerve
connection = rete
collagen fiber = white fiber

cartilaginous = myelinated
cannula, seruma, stenoses, bacillii
cannulae, sera, stenoses, bacilli
cannulata, serata, stenosises, bacillus
cannulora, seratora, stenossis, bacillata
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: The resident stopped to write (A) the medical record
because (B) he had to go (C) on the rounds (D).
to write
because
go
on the rounds
At the bottom of the spinal column is the ..., which connects the vertebral column to the ….
cervix, cranium
medulla oblongata, brain
coccyx, pelvic girdle
sacrum, pelvis
sacrum, coccyx
early
is expected
administering
on
to discharge from, to dispose of, to isolate, to respond

to discharge to, to dispose from, to izolate, to response
to discharge at, to dispose to, to isolate, to respont
to discharge in, to dispose on, to izolate, to respond
to discharge into, to dispose under, to isolate, to response
The heart is located within the ... and it is flanked on each side by ...
chest, blood vessels
abdomen, arteries
rib cage, the liver and pancreas
thorax, the lungs
abdomen, the kidneys
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: High levels of toxins … in the rat’s
blood.
are measuring
has been measured
is measuring
have been measured
were measuring
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Once considered a luxury, the (A) CT scan has become
(B) a necessary (C) even for (D) poor hospitals.
the
has become
necessary
even for

The following combining forms abdomin(o), broch(o), cephalo(o), fibr(o), gastr(o) refer to?
viscera, bronchus, cerebrum, thread, stomach
abdomen, bronchitis, head, fiber, belly
viscera, bronchitis, head, fiber, stomach
abdomen, bronchus, head, fiber, stomach
abdomen, bronchiolus, brain, thread, belly
Not one
are
likely
to develop
cubiti, bursitides, oculae, melanomae
cubitus, bursititides, oculi, melanomi
cubiti, bursitides, oculi, melanomata
cubituses, bursititides, oculae, melanome
had ran
for
passed
the next
The air passes through the larynx (...) and ... (windpipe) into the bronchi and bronchioles.
nasal passages, trachea

voice box, trachea
pharynx, esophagus
vocal cords, gullet
nostrils, os
tenurred professor, covennant, iathrogenic, gynglymus, raged
tennured professor, covenant, iathrogenic, gynglimus, ragged
tenured professor, covenant, iatrogenic, ginglymus, ragged
tennurred professor, covennant, iatrogenic, ginglymus, raged
tenured professor, covennant, iathrogenic, ginglimus, ragged
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: They were having ... a nice time at
the party that they didn't want to leave.
so
to
too
very
such
Skeletal muscles are called ... because they can be ... controlled.
involuntary, seldom
voluntary, subconsciously
voluntary, consciously
visceral, viscerally
voluntary, regularly
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: It (A) can take hundreds (B) of different experiments to
achieve (C) a (D) ultimate solution.
It
hundreds
to achieve
a
The following prefixes ambi-, de-, iso-, per-, semi- refer to?
both sides, with, equal, inner, half
together, without, peer, through, middle
together, without, equal, through, half
both sides, with, peer, inner, half
both sides, without, equal, inner, middle
enrollment, registrar, mankind, accessory, clamminess
enrolment, registrar, mankind, acessory, claminess
enrollment, registrer, menkind, accesory, clammines
enrolment, registrar, mankind, acessory, clamminess
enrollment, registrer, menkind, accessory, claminess
deactivation, unrrelated, powerfull, desorientation
deactivation, inrelated, powerfulless, dizorientation
disactivation, inrrelated, unpowerful, dysorientation
inactivation, unrelated, powerful, disorientation
dysactivation, non-related, unpowerful, deorientation
Group is not a synonym of:
bundle
cluster
bunch
unit
collection
joint = articulation
corpus = corpse
reluctant = confident
exacerbation = improvement
roughly = hardly
The following combining forms fasci-, gloss(o), heter(o), ischio(o), jejun(o) refer to?
band, cheek, other, hip, large intestine
band, tongue, different, hip, jejunum
cluster, tongue, different, thigh, intestine
band, oral cavity, other, hip, jejunum
cluster, tongue, different, thigh, large intestine
drowsiness = dizziness
esophagus = gut
interplay = side effect
bucca = mouth
back of the neck = nucha
anmyelinated, imovable, irreversyble, dysplacement
amyelinated, imovvable, ireversible, displacement
unmielinated, inmovable, irreverssible, dysplacement
unmyelinated, immovable, irreversible, displacement
unmielynated, immovabil, ireverssible, displacement
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The QUEST for the
cure for the common cold has continued for decades.
hypothesis
search
margin
prelude
ideal
The heart is enclosed by a double ... of serous membrane, the ....
sac, pericardium
pocket, endocardium
covering, epicardium
sack, periosteum
pouch, epicardium
An inflammation of a tendon (tendonitis), of the protective sac at a joint (...) or of a muscle itself (...)
may occur.
arthritis, myosis
arthritis, myositis
bursitis, myositis
synovitis, myocarditis
tenosynovitis, myosis
Hippocrates is referred to as the "... of ... Medicine".
paragon, alternative
model, holistic
parent, Eastern
father, Western
ideal, modern

Muscles such as the stomach muscles and the heart are ... and are operated automatically by the …
voluntary, central nervous system
involuntary, central nervous system
automatic, peripheral nervous system
automatic, autonomic nervous system
involuntary, sympathetic nervous system
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Pantothenic acid is
ABUNDANT in liver, eggs, white potatoes and peanuts.
plentiful
scarce
inadequate
insufficient
enough
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The circulatory
system helps DISPOSE OF wastes that would harm the body if they accumulated.
catch up with
get rid of
bear up under
run out of
add up to
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The room was full of people and ... of
them were speaking
neither
both
all
each
together
toxin - atoxin
to interpret - to uninterpret
tastefull - tasteless
regular – non-regular
to enhance - to decrease
sillabus, patology, rinorhea, corpolent, wheze
syllabus, pathology, rhinorrhea, corpulent, wheeze
sillabus, pathology, rhinorhea, corpolent, wheze
silabus, patology, rinorrhea, corpulent, weeze
syllabus, patology, rhinorrhea, corpolent, wheeze
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Every (A) man and woman should vote (B) for (C) the
candidate of their choice (D).
Every
should vote
for
their choice
herniaea, cecae, calculii, phenomena
herniae, ceca, calculi, phenomena
herniata, cecora, calculus, phenomenons
herniora, cecum, calculora, phenomenata
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The government is opposed … giving
people large pay raises.
to
against
at
for
in
to clog = to coagulate
to route = to get rid of
to employ = to utilize
to assimilate = to take out
to breathe in = to exhale
route = path = means
druggist = apothecary = chemist’s
bleeding = hemorrhage = blood lost
backbone = rachis = spinal column
gullet = enteron = intestine
myosis = myositis = constriction of the pupil
ichthyosis = fish skin = sauriderma
rib box = thoracic cage = thorax
fibula = calf bone = splinter bone
thorax = breast = pectus
laryngeal, peristaltic, skeletal, clavicular
laringeal, perystaltic, skeletal, clavicular
laryngial, peristaltic, skeletar, clavicular
laryngeal, peristhaltic, sckeletal, clavicular
laryngear, peristaltal, skeletal, clavicular
Some adverse drug effects induced by the prescribed drug, known as ... effects, may mimic ... disorders.
long-term, certain
iatrogenic, degenerative
idiopathic, false
iatrogenic, pathologic
idiosyncratic, brain
inproper, unadequate, fearfull, inabsorbable
inproper, non-adequate, fearfulless, unabsorbable
improper, inadequate, fearful, non-absorbable
anti-proper, inadecvate, unfearful, misabsorbable,
non-proper, non-adecvate, unfearfull, mysabsorbable
Adverse drug reactions that can affect the integumentary system are:
hyperactivity, insomnia
angina, arrhythmia
bloating, constipation
enuresis, hematuria
acne, eczema
The following combining forms femor(o), gingiv(o), hepat(o), leuk(o), myel(o) refer to?
femur, gum, hepatic segments, white, bone marrow
femur, gingivitis, liver, leukocyte, spinal cord
femur, gingiva, liver, leukocyte, marrow
femur, gum, liver, white, marrow
femur, gum, hepatic segments, white, spinal cord
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Surgical (A) apparatus has to (B) be capable of (C) great
precise (D).
surgical
has to
of
precise
Three layers of tissue make up the skin: the …, the … and the … .
connective, nervous, osseous

interstitial, osseous, cartilaginous
epithelial, nervous, interstitial
epidermes, dermes, subcutes
epidermis, dermis, subcutis
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The immune system of a person
afflicted with AIDS ... the ability to attack diseases that invade the body.
without
minus
lacks
with
are
to disinfect, anti-microbial, non-addictive, unrelated
to desinfect, anti-mycrobial, inaddictive, anrelated
to dizinfect, anty-microbial, anti-addictive, arelated
to dysinfect, anty-mycrobial, unaddictive, irrelated
to dezinfect, amicrobial, anaddictive, arelated
humerus, parteses, mitochondriona, ovae
humeri, partis, mitochondria, ovum
humeri, partes, mitochondria, ova
humeruses, partises, mitochondria, ovata
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: ... being the outer protective covering
of the body, the skin performs many other necessary functions.
beside
besides
just as
similar
at
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: After driving (A) for twenty miles, he suddenly realized
(B) that he has been driving (C) in (D) the wrong direction.
After driving
realized
has been driving
in
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: She has ... record on the whole team.
the best
the better
the most good
an even better
a better
The following prefixes anti-, hemi-, micro-, post-, syn- refer to?
against, half, small, above, together
without, middle, small, after, through
against, middle, minute, after, together
without, half, minute, above, through
against, half, small, after, together
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: A CONSCIENTIOUS
researcher pays attention to detail.
careless
resistant
heedless
hasty
meticulous
secretary, diaphiseal, exudative, discal

secretory, diafyseal, exudativ, diskal
secretory, diaphyseal, exudative, discal
secretory, diafiseal, exudative, discous
secretor, diaphiseal, exudative, diskal
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Historians believe that (A) some forms (B) of an
advertising (C) must be as old as barter (D) and trade.
believe that
forms
an advertising
as barter
Pernicious is not a synonym of:
toxic
poisonous
deleterious
lethal
beneficial
crura, radices, enemata, parietes
cruora, radix, enemae, pariet
crurae, radicies, enemata, parietis
crurata, radixes, enematera, parieta
to moisten = to humidify
to scatter = to unite
to relay = to trust
to take up = to give off
to diffuse = to gather
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: In severe
poisoning, give soapy or salty water to INDUCE vomiting.
control
clean
cause
stop
retreat
diplopia = triple vision
crux = cross
thrush = vertigo
emesis = stupor
candidiasis = mononucleosis
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The teacher gave a
course SYNOPSIS on the first day of class.
swindle
narration
mystery
outline
rehearsal
chondralgia = pain in the shoulder
scarred = cicatrix
cavity = head
narrowing = juncture
eye socket = orbit
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: When one leaves (A) a medical device to be repaired
(B), he assumes (C) that it will be repaired good (D).
leaves
repaired
assumes
good
... protects the body from microbes and other impurities, prevents the ... of body fluids, and regulates
body temperature.
derma, ingress
epidermis, accumulation
skin, loss
tegument, loss
skin, ingress
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: The population problem around the world is
complicated (A), since much (B) people see benefits in having (C) large families (D).
is complicated
much
in having
families
sternum = chest bone
rib = costa
precava = inferior vena cava
patella = knee bone
vertebra C1 = axis
Generalized treatments Hippocrates prescribed included ... and the consumption of ....
sun-bathing, lemon juice
fasting, apple cider vinegar
phlebotomy, liquids
exercise, fruit
mountain climbing, raw food

Medicine at the time of Hippocrates knew almost nothing of human anatomy and physiology because of
the Greek ... forbidding the ... of humans.
law, treatment
principle, knowledge
taboo, dissection
rule, investigation
state, research
The following combining forms metr(o), phleb(o), stomat(o), thromb(o), cortic(o) refer to?
womb, vein, mouth, thrombus, cortex
womb, vein, mouth, clot, brain
uterus, vein, mouth, thrombus, brain
womb, vessel, mouth, clot, cortex
womb, vas, mouth, thrombus, cortex
to hydrate – to dehidrate
to hydrate – to deshydrate
to hydrate – to dishydrate
to hydrate – to dehydrate
to hydrate – to dihidrate
freshner, convallescence, catarr, ossicle, nourishment
fresher, convalescence, catarh, osicle, nurishment
fresher, convallecence, catarrh, osicle, nurishment
fresher, convalescence, catarrh, ossicle, nourishment
freshner, convalecence, catarh, ossicle, nurishment
Occasionally, a patient’s ... system identifies a drug, a drug metabolite, or a drug contaminant as a
dangerous foreign substance that must be ... or destroyed.
digestive, decomposed
immune, neutralized
endocrine, eliminated
digestive, absorbed
endocrine, evacuated
Adverse drug reactions that can affect the central nervous system are:
memory loss, mental changes
hypercholesterolemia, hypotension
transient burning, unusual bruising
proteinuria, pyuria
rash, hives
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Dr. Stevens, along with (A) her colleagues from (B)
New Mexico, are (C) planning to attend (D) the festivities.
with
her colleagues from
are
to attend
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Before (A) the 1920's, scientists use to (B) think an
immobilized muscle would (C) become weaker (D).
before
use to
would
weaker
phalanx, residuae, malleii, cicatrixes
phalanxes, residuata, malleora, cicatrix
phalanges, residua, mallei, cicatrices
phalange, residuum, malleata, cicatrises

in-depth education, frailty, glassy, rennin, embedding
indepth education, freilty, glasy, renin, embeding
in-depth education, freilty, glassy, renin, embedding
indepth education, freilty, glassy, rennin, embbedding
indepth education, frailty, glasy, renin, embbedding
graduate, sesion, astma, cicloplegia, lymphangiogram
graduatte, session, asthma, cycloplegia, lymfangiogram
graduate, session, asthma, cycloplegia, lymphangiogram
graduate, sesion, asthm, cicloplegia, lymfangiogram
graduatte, session, asthm, cycloplegia, lymphangiogram
to ingest, to inflame, to palliate, to dehydrate
to inggest, to inflamme, to paliate, to deshidrate
to ingestion, to inflamate, to deshidratate
to ingerate, to inflammate, to dehidrate
Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix mis-?
misconduct, misbelieve, misinterpret, mismatch, mislead
misdiagnosis, misbelieve, misuse, misinterpret, mislead
misconduct, misbelieve, misinterpret, mislead, misconduct
misconduct, misbelieve, misinterpret, miserable, mislead
mislead, misbelieve, misinterpret, misdiagnosis, mismatch
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: He should be ... to get out of bed in a
few days.
enoughly strong
strong enough
enough strong
enough stronger
enoughly stronger
orral, pharyngeal, plural, ciliary
oral, faringeal, pleural, ciliar
oral, pharingeal, plural, cilliary
oral, pharyngeal, pleural, ciliary
oral, pharryngeal, pleural, cyliary
Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix dis-?
disarticulate, discrete, disjunction, displacement, dismember
disarticulate, disinfect, disjunction, displacement, dismember
disinfect, discontinue, disjunction, disuse, displacement
discontinue, disarticulate, disjunction, displacement, dismember
disarticulate, disjunction, disinfect, displacement, disuse
crown = radix
tenth cranial nerve = phrenic nerve
connection = rete
collagen fiber = white fiber
cartilaginous = myelinated
cannula, seruma, stenoses, bacillii
cannulae, sera, stenoses, bacilli
cannulata, serata, stenosises, bacillus
cannulora, seratora, stenossis, bacillata
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: The resident stopped to write (A) the medical record
because (B) he had to go (C) on the rounds (D).
to write
because
go
on the rounds
At the bottom of the spinal column is the ..., which connects the vertebral column to the ….
cervix, cranium
medulla oblongata, brain
coccyx, pelvic girdle
sacrum, pelvis
sacrum, coccyx
early
is expected
administering
on
to discharge from, to dispose of, to isolate, to respond
to discharge to, to dispose from, to izolate, to response
to discharge at, to dispose to, to isolate, to respont
to discharge in, to dispose on, to izolate, to respond
to discharge into, to dispose under, to isolate, to response
The heart is located within the ... and it is flanked on each side by ...
chest, blood vessels
abdomen, arteries
rib cage, the liver and pancreas
thorax, the lungs

abdomen, the kidneys
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: High levels of toxins … in the rat’s
blood.
are measuring
has been measured
is measuring
have been measured
were measuring
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Once considered a luxury, the (A) CT scan has become
(B) a necessary (C) even for (D) poor hospitals.
the
has become
necessary
even for
The following combining forms abdomin(o), broch(o), cephalo(o), fibr(o), gastr(o) refer to?
viscera, bronchus, cerebrum, thread, stomach
abdomen, bronchitis, head, fiber, belly
viscera, bronchitis, head, fiber, stomach
abdomen, bronchus, head, fiber, stomach
abdomen, bronchiolus, brain, thread, belly
Not one
are
likely
to develop
cubiti, bursitides, oculae, melanomae
cubitus, bursititides, oculi, melanomi
cubiti, bursitides, oculi, melanomata
cubituses, bursititides, oculae, melanome
had ran
for
passed
the next
The air passes through the larynx (...) and ... (windpipe) into the bronchi and bronchioles.
nasal passages, trachea
voice box, trachea
pharynx, esophagus
vocal cords, gullet
nostrils, os
tenurred professor, covennant, iathrogenic, gynglymus, raged
tennured professor, covenant, iathrogenic, gynglimus, ragged
tenured professor, covenant, iatrogenic, ginglymus, ragged
tennurred professor, covennant, iatrogenic, ginglymus, raged
tenured professor, covennant, iathrogenic, ginglimus, ragged

Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: They were having ... a nice time at
the party that they didn't want to leave.
so
to
too
very
such
Skeletal muscles are called ... because they can be ... controlled.
involuntary, seldom
voluntary, subconsciously
voluntary, consciously
visceral, viscerally
voluntary, regularly
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: It (A) can take hundreds (B) of different experiments to
achieve (C) a (D) ultimate solution.
It
hundreds
to achieve
The following prefixes ambi-, de-, iso-, per-, semi- refer to?
both sides, with, equal, inner, half
together, without, peer, through, middle
together, without, equal, through, half
both sides, with, peer, inner, half
both sides, without, equal, inner, middle

enrollment, registrar, mankind, accessory, clamminess
enrolment, registrar, mankind, acessory, claminess
enrollment, registrer, menkind, accesory, clammines
enrolment, registrar, mankind, acessory, clamminess
enrollment, registrer, menkind, accessory, claminess
deactivation, unrrelated, powerfull, desorientation
deactivation, inrelated, powerfulless, dizorientation
disactivation, inrrelated, unpowerful, dysorientation
inactivation, unrelated, powerful, disorientation
dysactivation, non-related, unpowerful, deorientation
Group is not a synonym of:
bundle
cluster
bunch
unit
collection
joint = articulation
corpus = corpse
reluctant = confident
exacerbation = improvement
roughly = hardly
The following combining forms fasci-, gloss(o), heter(o), ischio(o), jejun(o) refer to?
band, cheek, other, hip, large intestine

band, tongue, different, hip, jejunum
cluster, tongue, different, thigh, intestine
band, oral cavity, other, hip, jejunum
cluster, tongue, different, thigh, large intestine
drowsiness = dizziness
esophagus = gut
interplay = side effect
bucca = mouth
back of the neck = nucha
anmyelinated, imovable, irreversyble, dysplacement
amyelinated, imovvable, ireversible, displacement
unmielinated, inmovable, irreverssible, dysplacement
unmyelinated, immovable, irreversible, displacement
unmielynated, immovabil, ireverssible, displacement
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The QUEST for the
cure for the common cold has continued for decades.
hypothesis
search
margin
prelude
ideal
The heart is enclosed by a double ... of serous membrane, the ....
sac, pericardium
pocket, endocardium
covering, epicardium
sack, periosteum
pouch, epicardium
An inflammation of a tendon (tendonitis), of the protective sac at a joint (...) or of a muscle itself (...)
may occur.
arthritis, myosis
arthritis, myositis
bursitis, myositis
synovitis, myocarditis
tenosynovitis, myosis
Hippocrates is referred to as the "... of ... Medicine".
paragon, alternative
model, holistic
parent, Eastern
father, Western
ideal, modern
Muscles such as the stomach muscles and the heart are ... and are operated automatically by the …
voluntary, central nervous system
involuntary, central nervous system
automatic, peripheral nervous system
automatic, autonomic nervous system
involuntary, sympathetic nervous system
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Pantothenic acid is
ABUNDANT in liver, eggs, white potatoes and peanuts.
plentiful
scarce
inadequate
insufficient
enough
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The circulatory
system helps DISPOSE OF wastes that would harm the body if they accumulated.
catch up with
get rid of
bear up under
run out of
add up to
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The room was full of people and ... of
them were speaking
neither
both
all
each
together
toxin - atoxin
to interpret - to uninterpret
tastefull - tasteless
regular – non-regular
to enhance - to decrease
sillabus, patology, rinorhea, corpolent, wheze
syllabus, pathology, rhinorrhea, corpulent, wheeze
sillabus, pathology, rhinorhea, corpolent, wheze
silabus, patology, rinorrhea, corpulent, weeze
syllabus, patology, rhinorrhea, corpolent, wheeze

Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Every (A) man and woman should vote (B) for (C) the
candidate of their choice (D).
Every
should vote
for
their choice
herniaea, cecae, calculii, phenomena
herniae, ceca, calculi, phenomena
herniata, cecora, calculus, phenomenons
herniora, cecum, calculora, phenomenata
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: The government is opposed … giving
people large pay raises.
to
against
at
for
in
to clog = to coagulate
to route = to get rid of
to employ = to utilize
to assimilate = to take out
to breathe in = to exhale
route = path = means
druggist = apothecary = chemist’s

bleeding = hemorrhage = blood lost
backbone = rachis = spinal column
gullet = enteron = intestine
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: GENETIC
components are often responsible for some phases of learning disabilities.
precise
inert
imprecise
leisure
hereditary
About
on
potential
sufferer
to hospitalize, to whithstand, to swalow, to enhance
to hospitalyze, to whitstand, to suallow, to inhance
to dehospitalize, to witstand, to swalou, to anhance
to hospitalize, to withstand, to swallow, to enhance
hiluma, otites, nervus, viscera
hilae, ottites, nervora, viscerata
hila, otitides, nervi, viscera
hilata, otitidis, nervum, viscora

patologic, anafylactic, cellular, epithelial
pathologic, anaphilactic, celular, epithelial
pathollogic, anaphylactic, cellular, epitelial
pathologic, anaphylactic, cellular, epithelial
patologic, anaphylactic, celular, epitelial
convalescence = aggravation
profession = occupation
outstanding = dull
myalgia = otodynia
scurvy = crossed-eyes
sinusora, femurae, funga, alga
sinusi, femora, fungii, algae
sinus, femora, fungi, algae
sinusera, femurata, fungus, algas
The Hippocratic School of Medicine ... medicine in ancient ....
founded, Athens
put an end to, Rome
revolutionized, Greece
developed, Europe
had nothing to do with, Egypt
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: No one is admitted to the
examination room without … student’s card.
his
an
one's
their
theirs
Dermis is not a synonym of:
hypodermis
derma
corium
cutis
middle layer
Functionally, the nervous system can be divided into the ... nervous system, which controls skeletal
muscles, and the ... nervous system, which controls smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands.
central, peripheral
central, peripheric
visceral, somatic
somatic, autonomic
autonomic, central
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: Medical
researchers have made studies of the physical changes that occur when people UNDERGO long periods
of stress.
initiate
deny
anticipate
experience
try
genuses, musculi, bronchii, epistaxis
genera, musculii, bronchus, epistaxes
genura, musculus, bronchae, epistaxises
generata, musculae, broncha, epistaxeses

Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: The most common (A) form of (B) treatment it (C) is
mass inoculation and chlorination of water sources (D).
The most common
of
it
water sources
Most drugs produce a ... of effects that range from the ... response to the unexplained and potentially
life-threatening response.
range, adverse
specter, beneficial
spectrum, desired
number, usual
series, good
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: Neither too much (A) rest nor (B) a (C) diet of rich food
are (D) good for the body.
too much
nor
are
Choose the one word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the word in CAPITALS: The Greeks
believed that the heart was the SEAT of intelligence.
spot
chair
purpose
center
threat
neck = collum
larynx = throat
pulmonary circulation = greater circulation
femur = shank bone
hallux = thumb
Which series contains words that are not formed with the prefix ante-?
antenatal, anterior, antecubital, anteversion, antebrachium
anteflexion, anterior, ante cibum, antemortem, antebrachium
anteflexion, anterior, antenna, anteversion, antebrachium
anteflexion, antemortem, antenatal, anteversion, antebrachium
antenatal, anterior, anteflexion, antemortem, antebrachium
alumnus, symptomatology, periferal, odynophobia, overecxertion
allumnus, simptomatology, peripheral, odinofobia, overexertion
allumnus, symptomatology, peripheral, odynofobia, overexertion
alumnus, simptomatology, periferal, odynophobia, overecxertion
alumnus, symptomatology, peripheral, odynophobia, overexertion
The heart is ... the size of two ….
doubly, peas
roughly, fists
almost, nuts
rather, apples
often, lungs
much
doctors have to
wanted

acompliant, useles, dysjunction, ineficient
decompliant, usseless, dysjunctyon, unefficient
non-compliant, useless, disjunction, inefficient
uncompliant, unuseless, disjunctyon, uneficient
discompliant, inuseless, dizjunction, non-efficient
During the contraction phase, called the ..., oxygenated blood is pumped out of the left ventricle into
the …
systole, coronary artery
diastole, right atrium
systole, pulmonary trunk
diastole, left atrium
systole, aorta
The following prefixes an-, dia-, medio-, peri-, sub- refer to?
without, through, median, around, under
without, around, half, together, small
with, through, median, around, under
without, around, half, around, small
with, around, median, together, small
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: She is ... charming that everybody
likes her.
so
such
too
very
to
widespread – narrow-spread
symptomatic – anti-symptomatic
hydration – dehydration
hyperpigmentation – excess pigmentation
to miss a class – to cut a class
Too much ... activity may produce a ....
heavy, headache
difficult, loss of consciousness
physical, fever
strenuous, strain
mental, sprain
The presence of food in the patient’s ... can alter drug ....
mouth, metabolism
stomach, absorption
throat, elimination
mouth, distribution
blood, absorption
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: It is ... I have to remind you of calling
on them.
the four time
fourth time
four times
the fourth time
four time
The following combining forms laryng(o), mamm(o), nephr(o), ophthalm(o), pharmac(o) refer to?
larynx, breast, nephron, eye, pharmacology
windpipe, chest, ren, ophthalmology, drug
windpipe, breast, nephron, ophthalmology, pharmacist
larynx, chest, ren, eye, pharmacology
larynx, breast, kidney, eye, drug

living body = corpse = cadaver
arthrodial joint = plane joint = gliding joint
multinucleate = mononucleate = plurinucleate
fatigue = tiredness = relaxation
os = osseous = osteal
unsafe, anti-pyretic, endogenous, abnormal
antisafe, anty-piretic, endogenos, anormal
ansafe, anty-pyretic, endoginous, unnormal
unseif, anti-pyretyc, endogen, abnormal
safeless, anti-piretyc, endogenouss, anormal
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence: Cardiac arrest occurs … heart muscle
stops beating during a heart attack or after a severe accident.
when
in that
although
due to
with
tooth = dens
cecum = deaf gut
ren = hepar
chewing = ingestion
inspiration = exhalation
The following combining forms hydro(o), mast(o), oste(o), pneum(o), sten(o) refer to?
liquid, breast, bone, lung, narrow
water, chest, bone, lung, narrow
water, breast, bone, breath, narrow
liquid, chest, bone, breath, broad

water, chest, bone, lung, broad
ocullar, necrotic, hipertensive, dietary
ocular, necrotic, hypertensive, dietary
ocular, necrotic, hypertenssive, dietery
ocularic, necrozal, hypertensive, dietary
ocular, necrotic, hipertensive, dietery
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: If these tulips were planted this year, they will be (A)
likely (B) to bloom (C) next year (D) and every year thereafter.
will be
likely
to bloom
next year
Dentistry (A) is a branch of (B) medicine that (C) has developed very dramatic (D) in the last twenty
years.
Dentistry
branch of
that
dramatic
Identify the one word or phrase that is incorrect: When I last (A) saw Janet, she hurried (B) to her next
class on the other (C) side of the campus and did not have (D) time to talk.
last
hurried
the other
did not have
atendance, lectures hall, electrocardiograme, motling, bradicardia

attendance, lecture hall, electrocardiogram, mottling, bradycardia
attendance, lectures hall, electrocardiogram, mottling, bradykardia
atendance, lecture hall, electrocardiograme, motling, bradykardia
attendance, lectures hall, electrocardiograme, mottling, bradicardia
gastrous, farmacological, therapeutic, liminal
gastric, pharmacologycal, terapeutic, liminal
gastric, pharmacological, therapeutic, liminal
gastrical, farmacological, therapeutic, liminal
gastric, pharmacological, terapeutic, limminal
to oxygenate = to oxygenize
to examine (a patient) = to consult (a patient)
to hamper = to facilitate
to help = to aide
to contact = to merge
associate professor, compassionate, neurohypophysis, cylinder, systolic
associate professor, compasionate, neurohypophisis, cylinder, systolic
associate professor, compassionate, neurohypophysis, cilinder, sistolic
associate profesor, compasionate, neurohypophysis, cylinder, sistolic
asociate profesor, compasionate, neurohypophysis, cilinder, systolic
The organ that ... bile is the ...
secretes, cholecyst
produces, gallbladder
stores, liver
stores, gallbladder
secretes, pancreas

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Which line contains only correct adjectives?

nazal, mucous, metabolic, ennzymatic

nasal, mucus, metabolyc, enzymatic

nasal, mucous, metabolical, enzimatic

nazal, mucos, metabolic, enzymatic

nasal, mucous, metabolic, enzymatic

with, two, through, disease, backward

with, double, within, sick, before

without, double, through, sick, backward

without, two, within, disease, backward

with, two, through, disease, before

Which pair of antonyms is correct?

Which line contains only correct adjectives?

prophylactyc, hepative, renal, tissular

prophilactic, hepatic, renous, tissular

profilactic, hepatic, rennal, tissular

prophylactic, hepatic, renal, tissular

prophylactic, hepatical, renal, tisular

Which series of synonyms is correct?

addictive = habit-forming = compelling

cut = excision = laceration

bone pain = arthralgia = arthrodynia

narrowing = obstruction = occlusion

plasma, red blood cells

The correct antonyms are:

anpreventable, hypohidration, ainflammatory, inconscious

unpreventable, hypohydration, anti-inflammatory, unconscious

apreventable, hipohydration, aninflammatory, anconscious

non-preventable, hipohidratyon, anti-inflamatory, aconscious

anti-preventable, hypohidratyon, uninflammatory, anticonscious

Which series contains words that are not misspelled?

extra-murral education, awarreness, lightheadness, flabby, chorium

extra-mural education, awareness, lightheadedness, flaby, corium

extra-murral education, awarenes, lightheadness, flabby, chorium

extra-mural education, awarrenes, lightheadness, flaby, chorium

extra-mural education, awareness, lightheadedness, flabby, corium

none of the mentioned options

none of the mentioned options

fat, bronchus, feces, pollex, large intestine

fat, bronchiole, faex, hallux, small intestine

fat, bronchiole, feces, finger, intestine

fat, bronchus, feces, finger, small intestine

fat, bronchiole, faex, hallux, large intestine

The correct plurals are:

atrium, scotomata, laringes, pollixes

atriae, scotomae, larynxes, pollices

atriums, scotomora, larinxes, polleces

atria, scotomata, larynges, pollices

The correct antonyms are:

harmful, unable, to discontinue, immature

harfull, anable, to dyscontinue, imature,

harmfulless, inable, to decontinue, immatur

unharmful, non-able, to dicontinue, immature

unharmfull, antiable, to descontinue, imatur

phalanx, red, sperm, trachea, uterus

pharynx, red, spermatozoon, windpipe, uterus

phalanges, rash, sperm, trachea, utriculus

phalanges, red, sperm, windpipe, utriculus

phalanx, rash, spermatozoon, trachea, uterus

The correct plurals are:

cervyxes, salpynges, enemae, alumna

cervixes, salpinxes, enema, alumnae

cervyces, salpynxes, enematora, alumne