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Sentence Equivalence Questions (Set 12)

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Questions 1 to 8 below are Sentence Equivalence Questions.Select the two answer choices that, when used to complete the sentence, fit the meaning of the sentence as a whole and produce completed sentences that are alike in meaning.

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1. As a ____ orientation, though, cultural criminology has been built from more than a simple integration of 1970s British cultural studies into contemporary American criminology.


Exercisehybrid

Exerciseunusual

Exercisesynergic

Exerciseunqualified

Exercisemutational

Exercisecrossbreed

2. Bioinformatics is ____ biology in terms of molecules and then applying “informatics” techniques to understand and organize the information associated with these molecules, on a large-scale.

Exercisedefraying

Exerciseconceptualizing

Exercisereclining

Exerciseagonizing

Exercisehypothesizing

Exerciseoccluding

3. Before you can write a balance equation for a problem that ask you to predict the products and results of a reaction — chemical reaction–, you need to know how to ___ an equation.


Exercisewobble

Exerciseregenerate

Exerciseelectrifying

Exercisestabilize

Exercisemixing

Exercisepoise

4. Although serious doubts emerged over recent decades about the ability of humankind to feed itself, the successes of world agriculture recently, in both developed and developing countries, have been ____ if one puts them in the context of human history.


Exercisetrenched

Exerciseshocking

Exercisetiny

Exercisetremendous

Exerciseawful

Exerciseremarkable

5. Defending his claim to exist in the face of accusations that his entire story was fanciful, the famous author, during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, ____ that his life did not happen in any conventional sense; nonetheless, he asks readers to think of his life as real.

Exercisecondemns

Exerciseconcedes

Exercisealleges

Exerciseconcurs

Exerciserefuses

Exercisemodifies

6. As we go to press, Greece is ____ on the brink, yet again it seems, of defaulting on its massive debt, with predictions and fears of local, regional, and perhaps ultimately global dire consequences.

Exercisestressed

Exercisepoised

Exerciseofficious

Exercisehovering

Exercisepreoccupied

Exerciseprescience

7. At the lower and intermediate-levels of language instruction, students do not have sufficient language ____ to inform themselves about current events in the target language.

Exerciseamity

Exerciseacerbity

Exerciseproficiency

Exerciseeffervescence

Exerciseessence

Exerciseability

8. ____ of engineering students is a national and international concern, since a globalizing world needs ever more culturally competent and technically adept graduates to fulfill the work force demands of companies operating globally.

Exercisereleasing

Exerciseaccommodating

Exerciseretention

Exerciserejecting

Exerciseallowing

Exerciseholding