ISEE Middle Level — Toiya Original Practice Test 3 — Verbal Reasoning

Toiya Original ISEE Middle Level Practice Test 3 — Verbal Reasoning.

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Question 1

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FIDELITY : A. faithfulness B. fiddling C. betrayal D. frequency

Question 2

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ONLOOKER : A. participant B. observer C. owner D. landlord

Question 3

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ENVIABLE : A. envious B. desirable C. pitiful D. unlikely

Question 4

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VALID : A. valued B. faulty C. vague D. legitimate

Question 5

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SIDESTEP : A. confront B. trip C. stomp D. avoid

Question 6

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PACT : A. packet B. quarrel C. agreement D. impact

Question 7

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ENVELOP : A. expose B. develop C. surround D. mail

Question 8

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ASSAIL : A. attack B. assist C. defend D. sail

Question 9

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MYSTIFYING : A. puzzling B. obvious C. misty D. magical

Question 10

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DIVULGE : A. divide B. conceal C. reveal D. indulge

Question 11

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ANNOUNCER : A. broadcaster B. listener C. inventor D. referee

Question 12

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SCANT : A. scent B. insufficient C. ample D. slanted

Question 13

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CONTORTED : A. contented B. twisted C. straight D. contested

Question 14

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REVERENT : A. respectful B. relevant C. mocking D. recent

Question 15

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DISINFECT : A. infect B. dissect C. discount D. cleanse

Question 16

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UNSEEMLY : A. improper B. unseen C. suitable D. unlikely

Question 17

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TENET : A. tenant B. doubt C. tension D. principle

Question 18

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INVIGORATE : A. investigate B. energize C. exhaust D. invite

Question 19

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INSIGHTFUL : A. oblivious B. perceptive C. visible D. ignorant

Question 20

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OBTAINABLE : A. unavailable B. attainable C. obedient D. obvious

Question 21

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Long ago, herds of bison _______ across the open prairies of North America. A. wandered B. perched C. hovered D. settled

Question 22

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Although tortoises are naturally _______ walkers, it is unfair to call them lazy. A. eager B. careless C. noisy D. slow

Question 23

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The many languages spoken at the school show the remarkable _______ of its students' backgrounds. A. confusion B. silence C. variety D. uniformity

Question 24

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After filling three pages with ideas, Priya sat staring at the blank fourth page, hoping for fresh _______. A. inspiration B. homework C. exhaustion D. criticism

Question 25

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To the neighbors' _______, the city finally repaired the dangerous pothole on their street. A. dismay B. confusion C. embarrassment D. relief

Question 26

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Between the two halves of the game, the bands performed during a twenty-minute _______. A. overtime B. break C. contest D. summary

Question 27

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Marco stared at the oven window, _______ for the timer to ring so he could taste the cookies. A. refusing B. pretending C. longing D. forgetting

Question 28

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The museum displays a(n) _______ dinosaur skeleton that stretches more than one hundred feet from head to tail. A. enormous B. delicate C. imaginary D. ordinary

Question 29

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The small town library was quiet and little-known, unlike the more _______ libraries of large cities that draw visitors from around the world. A. humble B. neglected C. temporary D. renowned

Question 30

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Unlike wolves, which live and hunt in packs, foxes are usually _______ hunters. A. social B. solitary C. noisy D. careless

Question 31

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The club encourages members to develop patience, honesty, kindness, and other admirable _______. A. qualities B. machines C. events D. accidents

Question 32

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It is the restaurant's sticky tables and stale smell that _______ customers who might otherwise stay. A. welcome B. attract C. drive away D. convince

Question 33

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Reading chapter books by age four, Lena was a(n) _______ child whose abilities surprised her teachers. A. ordinary B. careless C. advanced D. reluctant

Question 34

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The engineer is credited with the design of the first folding bicycle, an idea she _______ while riding crowded trains. A. opposed B. developed C. copied D. forgot

Question 35

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Some writers plan every chapter in advance, while others believe a story should be _______. A. predictable B. outlined C. rehearsed D. spontaneous

Question 36

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The new apartments went up so quickly that they seemed to _______ almost overnight. A. collapse B. shrink C. vanish D. appear

Question 37

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Although she had _______ read the instructions, Kim was sure she could build the bookshelf correctly. A. carefully B. repeatedly C. barely D. eagerly

Question 38

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While the gardener remembered to water the roses, he _______ the tomatoes, which wilted in the heat. A. admired B. protected C. harvested D. neglected

Question 39

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Although the rescued horse had once been weak and _______, it was now strong and healthy. A. sturdy B. lively C. frail D. plump

Question 40

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Unlike her brother, who was a(n) _______ eater, Maya took her time and enjoyed every bite. A. patient B. picky C. hasty D. polite