ISEE Middle Level — Toiya Original Practice Test 1 — Verbal Reasoning

Toiya Original ISEE Middle Level Practice Test 1 — Verbal Reasoning.

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Question 1

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IMMENSE: A. huge B. ancient C. crowded D. narrow

Question 2

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JOVIAL: A. tired B. clumsy C. cheerful D. serious

Question 3

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LINGER: A. hurry B. remain C. argue D. wander

Question 4

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GENUINE: A. rare B. costly C. polite D. real

Question 5

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FUTILE: A. foolish B. useless C. quiet D. risky

Question 6

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HOSTILE: A. unfriendly B. shy C. greedy D. nervous

Question 7

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MIMIC: A. follow B. scold C. ignore D. imitate

Question 8

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OBSTACLE: A. shortcut B. reward C. barrier D. signal

Question 9

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PLUMMET: A. wobble B. explode C. drop D. shrink

Question 10

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ROBUST: A. sturdy B. loud C. rough D. swift

Question 11

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PONDER: A. wander B. consider C. doubt D. announce

Question 12

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IRATE: A. weary B. nervous C. proud D. angry

Question 13

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THRIFTY: A. wasteful B. lonely C. humble D. frugal

Question 14

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VIGILANT: A. generous B. watchful C. restless D. talkative

Question 15

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COPIOUS: A. fragile B. ancient C. plentiful D. hidden

Question 16

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OBSOLETE: A. outdated B. broken C. unusual D. expensive

Question 17

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LIMBER: A. flexible B. weary C. noisy D. brave

Question 18

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DEPLETE: A. fill B. damage C. delay D. use up

Question 19

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PROPRIETOR: A. worker B. customer C. owner D. neighbor

Question 20

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TEDIOUS: A. difficult B. boring C. sloppy D. delicate

Question 21

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Because the hikers had only ______ supplies left, they carefully rationed their water during the final two days of the trip. A. abundant B. meager C. fragile D. costly

Question 22

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The coach praised Maria's ______ attitude; even after losing three games in a row, she kept encouraging her teammates. A. arrogant B. indifferent C. timid D. resilient

Question 23

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The museum's newest exhibit features a remarkably ______ collection of fossils, filling six large rooms with specimens from around the world. A. extensive B. sparse C. trivial D. tedious

Question 24

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Over thousands of years, wind and rain slowly ______ the soft sandstone cliffs, carving them into towering arches. A. illuminated B. constructed C. eroded D. preserved

Question 25

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Because the instructions were ______, half of the class built the model incorrectly and had to start over. A. brief B. accurate C. vague D. illustrated

Question 26

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The two scientists decided to ______ on the project, combining their skills to finish the research twice as fast. A. collaborate B. compete C. retire D. gamble

Question 27

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Despite the storm's ______ winds, the old lighthouse stood firm, just as it had for more than a century. A. gentle B. gradual C. predictable D. ferocious

Question 28

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The detective noticed a small ______ in the suspect's story: he claimed to have walked home in the rain, yet his shoes were perfectly dry. A. talent B. flaw C. comfort D. rhythm

Question 29

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After weeks of ______ practice, the orchestra's performance was flawless, and the audience rose for a standing ovation. A. strenuous B. careless C. occasional D. silent

Question 30

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To ______ the risk of wildfire, the park closed its campgrounds and banned all outdoor cooking until the drought ended. A. estimate B. minimize C. ignore D. intensify

Question 31

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Mr. Ruiz is known for being ______; he arrives at every meeting exactly on time and has never missed a deadline. A. talkative B. forgetful C. generous D. punctual

Question 32

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The new bridge will ______ the two neighborhoods, allowing residents to travel between them in minutes instead of an hour. A. divide B. isolate C. link D. resemble

Question 33

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Although the senator's speech was ______, lasting only three minutes, it addressed every major concern raised by the voters. A. verbose B. succinct C. monotonous D. controversial

Question 34

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The once-busy mining town is now ______; its streets are empty, and its buildings have been abandoned for decades. A. desolate B. congested C. prosperous D. renowned

Question 35

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Rather than admit her mistake, Dana tried to ______ the blame onto her younger brother, but her parents saw through the trick. A. absorb B. accept C. deflect D. dismantle

Question 36

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The scientist's theory was ______ at first, but after dozens of experiments confirmed her predictions, most researchers accepted it. A. obvious B. unanimous C. proven D. controversial

Question 37

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The ______ smell of burning rubber filled the garage, making everyone's eyes water. A. acrid B. faint C. fragrant D. soothing

Question 38

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Ancient artisans created ______ mosaics, arranging thousands of tiny colored tiles into detailed scenes of daily life. A. crude B. hasty C. elaborate D. plain

Question 39

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Overwhelmed by the ______ of homework assigned over the holiday, Theo divided the work into small daily tasks. A. scarcity B. absence C. clarity D. deluge

Question 40

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The witness's account was ______ by the security footage, which showed exactly what she had described. A. contradicted B. corroborated C. exaggerated D. fabricated