[동의어/반의어 그룹핑 23, 24] Sentence Equivalence 테스트 12

 

 

 

강쌤: 아래 문제들은 동의어/반의어 그룹핑 23과 24, 즉 “말 많은, 수다스러운 ↔ 말 없는, 간결한”, “많은 양, 초과 ↔ 부족, 결핍”에 관한 sentence equivalence 문제들입니다.

문제를 풀기 전에 “말 많은, 수다스러운 ↔ 말 없는, 간결한”, “많은 양, 초과 ↔ 부족, 결핍”에 관한 단어들을 review하시기 바랍니다.

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For Questions 1 to 10, select the two answer choices that, when used to complete the sentence, fit the meaning of the sentence as whole and produce completed sentences that are alike in meaning.

 

 

 

1. To highlight Albert Einstein’s image as a _________ scholar, there is an exaggerated tale floating around that his request to shut a window was the first sentence he had uttered in five years.

 

A	loquacious
B	politic
C	reticent
D	judicious
E	laconic
F	garrulous

 

 

2. Because there is now such a _________ of vampire novels on the market, the excitement they once evoked has been deadened by their total number.

 

A	deficiency
B	ineptitude
C	glut
D	inundation
E	scarcity
F	indiscretion

 

 

3. Leo Tolstoy, who wrote the novel The War and Peace, was one of the most __________ writers: in addition to six novels, a lot of short stories, essays, and papers were published.

 

A	productive
B	long-winded
C	scarce
D	prolific
E	wordy
F	deficient

 

 

 

4. In a desert, vegetation is so ___________ as to be incapable of supporting any large human population.

A	scarce
B	ample
C	archaic
D	adequate
E	scanty
F	primordial

 

 

5. Hillary was quite __________; she was able to get her point across with very few words.

 

A	pithy
B	frivolous
C	diffuse
D	gregarious
E	concise
F	loquacious

 

 

6. Despite the vast amount of time Francis dedicated to learning six different languages, he was ____________ communicator; his mastery of vocabulary and grammar failed to redress his inability to construct cogent prose.

 

A	a glib
B	an inept
C	a prolific
D	an astute
E	a diffuse
F	a maladroit

 

 

7. Pine trees are __________ on the mountain, almost as plentiful as all other trees combined.

 

A	superfluous
B	magnificent
C	scanty
D	ubiquitous
E	profuse
F	meager

 

 

8. Julie’s valedictorian speech was quite ____________; she clearly articulated her hopes and dreams for a prosperous future.

 

A	reticent
B	eloquent
C	bombastic
D	taciturn
E	grandiloquent
F	voluble

 

 

9. One of the greatest frauds in the history of science was perpetrated by the Indian paleontologist Dr. Chandler Gupta, who fabricated entirely ____________ evidence for fossils throughout his career.

 

A	counterfeit
B	feckless
C	insufficient
D	circumstantial
E	sparse
F	spurious

 

 

10. For the cities at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, where the shortage of rain often leaves wells and rivers empty, a winter without liberal snowfall will mean a ___________ of the run-off that normally provides fresh water in the summer months.

 

A	glut
B	channel
C	paucity
D	surfeit
E	dearth
F	burgeoning

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    Sentence Equivalence 테스트 12

 

1. C E

2. C D

3. A D

4. A E

5. A E

6. B F

7. A E

8. B F

9. A F

10. C E