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My aunt is training to be a member of a crew in the next America's Cup.
Licoscos Freshman Final 2016
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1
My aunt is training to be a member of a
crew
in the next America's Cup.
yes
no
2
tempting
laborious
bona fide
contend
repugnant
3
soliloquy
rejuvenate
illustrious
atone
monologue
4
Gabe sat with Christine and (she ,her) at the soccer game.
she
her
5
advocate
bondage
proponent
slipshod
preamble
6
untidy in personal habits
intolerable
slipshod
lithe
rugged
7
indolent
rejuvenate
wane
interim
diligent
8
to lose power
ad infinitum
laborious
prognosis
wane
9
not easy; requiring hard work
laborious
inundate
malign
wane
10
This novel is from the north branch of the library
the building on Central Street.
No
Yes
11
St. Patrick
the patron saint of Ireland
was born in Britain around A.D. 389.
NO
Yes
12
Most theater-in-the-round seat fewer people than other theaters so that the audience can see.
theater-in-the-rounds
theaters-in-the round
theaters-in-the-rounds
13
grant
credible
bondage
concede
render
14
Lawrence High's soccer team
No
Yes
15
industrious; not lazy
diligent
bona fide
malign
contend
16
In mock seriousness, Thayer describes a baseball game
like
great heroes engaged in a struggle.
as if
because
although
like (ok)
17
Plural? Possessive? People in our class often confuse the three_________.
Bills'
Bills
Bill's
18
noble
contend
skeptical
realm
lofty
19
Talia broke her glasses catching a
fly
in the ninth inning.
No
Yes
20
The winners of the sack race were (he,him) and Loretta.
him
he
21
Neil Diamond loves me more than (she, her).
she
her
22
credulous
recoil
diligent
congenial
skeptical
23
obstinate
ad infinitum
irreverent
perverse
malign
24
In the battle between the tough, streetwise cats and the pampered Pekinese dogs, who will win?
between (ok)
among
25
merciful
humane
concede
rustic
congenial
26
distasteful
laboirous
render
sordid
rupugnant
27
Either is fine, but I prefer the smaller
one.
No
Yes
28
fond of fighting
skeptical
pugnacious
remunerate
apportion
29
shake, tremble, trill
preposterous
clique
inundate
quaver
30
Whom else but Robert Frost could have composed "The Runaway"?
Whom
Who
31
Appositive? Yes or No: Patrick
the temporary bookkeeper
is staying late this evening.
No
Yes
32
projection
prognosis
laborious
wane
credible
33
Pronoun as Sub/Obs: Neither (she, her) nor they could remember who invented the elevator.
her
she
34
Jenna, the editor
said
I could write the sports column.
Yes
No
35
They soar through the sky catching night-flying insects until the night over they seek shelter.
,until,
,the night over,
,through the sky,
36
Womens' lockerroom
no
yes
37
an intoduction to a speech or piece of writing
preamable
lofty
lithe
irreverent
38
Bonnie thought it was (we, us) who short-sheeted her bunk.
us
we
39
bear the cost
slipshod
defray
preposterous
perverse
40
unaware
bona fide
wane
enlightened
quaver
41
kickback
malign
recoil
skeptical
irreverant
42
A unit of soldiers on horseback only armed with sabers were ordered to attack an army.
was
were
soldier
horsebacks
43
pious
exorbitant
repugnant
enlightened
irreverent
44
Though I tried hard to please her, my aunt liked my brother more than (I,me).
me
I
45
easy
irreverent
laborious
remunerate
bona fide
46
sincere
perverse
preposterous
intolerable
bona fide
47
Monopolys' Rules
Yes
No
48
It was more fun to tease him than (she, her)
her
she
49
T.S. Thomas Stearns Eliot, who wrote
Macavity: The Mystery Ca
t,is known for difficult poetry.
(Eliot)
(T.S.)
(Thomas Stearns)
(Macavity)
50
jurisdiction
realm
remunerate
bondage
ad infinitum
51
furious, violently intense, unreasonably extreme
rabid
contend
malign
skeptical
52
The ____ took their family to the zoo. [Mr. and Mrs. Harris]
Harrisses'
Harrises
Harris's
53
Pronouns as Subject Comp: The women on the food committee are Margaret and (she, her).
she
her
54
The Ferrars and (we,us) went sailing with the Faders and them.
we
us
55
The victory announcement surprised him more than (I,me). 6
I
me
56
It takes
great
courage to climb Mount Everest in the Himalayas.
No
Yes
57
slavery; held down
laborious
bondage
meander
malign
58
For items 40 through 49, please consider the antonyms:
provisional
wane
interim
recoil
quaver
59
celebrated
congenial
forestall
illustrious
lithe
60
William Shakespeare, the most common ______ in the English language, was born in 1564.
playwright
playwrite
playrite
playright
61
Sylvia Felix'x two ____ are both studying history.
sons-in-law
son-in-laws
sons-in-law's
62
The rhyme pattern of
The Runaway
is irregular, but Frost controls it very _____.
okay
good
tight
tightly
63
to cause to become
credible
keptical
render
concede
64
give out in shares
ad infinitum
apportion
humane
monologue
65
Have you seen _____ new house?
Jack and Joyce's
Jack's and Joyce
Jack's and Joyce's
66
affordable
exorbitant
clique
perverse
garble
67
to make up for
bondage
atone
interim
sordid
68
Where are the ___?
pencils's and pens'
pencils and pens
pencils and pen's
69
sensible
quaver
pugnacious
preposterous
diligent
70
dump
proponent
laborious
enlightened
scuttle
71
to make like new
rejuvenate
garble
preamble
defray
72
Lester isn't allowed to go to Seattle even if Daphne's parents do accompany (he, him).
he
him
73
cheerful; hopeful
realm
buoyant
rejuvenate
inundate
74
tough, hardy
ruggded
lithe
illustirous
sordid
75
It was a great tennis victory for my partner and (I, me).
me
I
76
pronouns? Yes? No? Tony said, "We will help
you,
Paul."
No
Yes
77
Noun? Yes or No?: Among all the cousins, Karl is the only
boy.
No
Yes
78
It is hard to think of anyone who works as hard as (she, her).
her
she
79
to prevent by action first
forestall
atone
rejuvenate
realm
80
The Crusades military expeditions to recover Palestine
from the Moslems
took place between...
Yes
No
81
When can Robert and (we,us) meet your cousin?
us
we
82
flexible
humane
lithe
quaver
skeptical
83
It might have been (he, him) who filed the complaint.
he
him
84
to fight struggle
quaver
contend
skeptical
scuttle
85
London's Globe Theater home of Shakespeare's theatrical company was an open stage theater.
was, an open stage, theater
,home of Shakespeare's theatrical company,
London's, Globe, theater
86
Which
do you want for the experiment?
Yes
No
87
unbearable
diligent
concede
atone
intolerable
88
despicable
wane
apportion
lofty
proponent
89
amiable
apportion
forestall
congenial
intolerable
90
Julius's stopwatch
Yes
No
91
Shara
laughed at us. "Anyone can do that," she said.
No
Yes
92
to distort in such a way as to make unintelligible
rustic
sordid
credible
garble
93
awkward
diligent
humange
rustic
prognosis
94
Kathleen is a better dancer than (I,me)
me
I
95
Possessive? Yes or No? Men's furnishings
Yes
No
96
run-down; mean
garble
sordid
concede
meander
97
unceasingly
ad infinitum
bondage
atone
interim
98
I want you to meet Roger Craft the student I am
tutoring.
Yes
No
99
She and Tricia fixed the car by
themselves.
No
Yes
100
likely
rejuvenate
lithe
quaver
credible