COMPREHENSIVE SYNONYM EXAM

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Choose the closest synonym or equivalent expression for the intended sense. Every question has five choices. All answers must be provided before the set is scored.

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1 Obscene: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
2 Obscure (difficult to understand): Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
3 Obsequious (describing someone's behavior toward an influential patron): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
4 Observant: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
5 Observation (careful noticing): Choose the closest synonym.
noun
6 Obsessive: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
7 Obstinate: Which word is closest in meaning?
adjective
8 Obtrusive: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
9 Obviate (in the phrase "obviate the need for repeated reminders"): Which choice is closest in meaning?
verb
10 Offhand: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
11 Ominous (describing a sudden crack from an old roof): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
12 Omission: Choose the closest synonym.
noun
13 Omnipresent: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
14 Opportune (describing a moment to ask for assistance): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
15 Opportunist: Choose the closest synonym.
noun
16 Oppressed: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
17 Opulent (describing the interior of a grand residence): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
18 Ornate (describing the design of a picture frame): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
19 Orthodox: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
20 An ostensible motive: Which word is closest in meaning?
adjective
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