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    part 1 Multiple Choice Questions 1 10, 1. 12 Ciatsenps 73 ae nc) os Choose the most suitable answer and write its number in the blank provided. This route is certainly less __ than the one | took last week which was full of twists. (1)oontorted (2) soporitio. (9) tortuous (4) distorted ‘The poor worker wished he could free himself from a life of __and could lead the life he wanted. (1)lowiness (2) forlomnness This shop is kept under constant and close of shoplifting in the area. (3) drudgery (4) desolation because of recent cases (1) surveillance (2) sentry (8) senting! (4) shutter ‘The speech therapist helps Mr Teo to overcome his cleft lip and _his words properly (1)vocalise (2) enunciate (3) proclaim (4) spell The bandits ___the village and killed all the villagers before they left, (1) vandalised (2) overturned (3) pillaged (4) ransacked ‘As corruption was on the rise, the authorities needed to find more ways to curb such __ practices. (1) fraudulent (2) lackadaisical (3) traitorous (4) peculiar Stacy looked ___and out of sorts when she came to work this morning, ralsing concem among ner colleagues. (3) diseancerted (4) impudent (9) prim (2) pest The impressive outlook of the décor. (1) gargantuan (2) decrepit palace puts us in awe ofits size and (3) creaky (4) rheumy After her long stay in New York, Kimberly returned to her small hometown in Indonesia with a more mature and. (1) parochial (2) jaded attitude. (3) cosmopolitan (4) cavalier Itis not uncommon for companies to engage in industrial_in order to gain an advantage over their competitors, (1) reconnaissance(2) espionage (3) surveillance (4) betrayal As the warriors returned victorious from battle, the town rang out with the sounds of (1)laughtors (2) dirgos When the dog started to chase us, we ran. (1) draconically (2) ferociously (9) pacans (8) intunatingly (4) blandishments towards the open gate. (4) nenter-skenter banishment Aatery intended showing Ink of contorted ~ aj. twist or bend out forts normal shape, decrepit ~ adj. wor out or ruined Deca of age or neglect. ‘desolation - the stte of being ecayed oF destroyed ‘irge- 1.2 mournful song, pice of music, or sound raconically ~ dy. ovetiy harsh or

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