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CATEGORY 3
I. JUMBLED LETTERS
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2
BASURD
CHBUTER
completely illogical
a person who slaughters
certain animals, or who
dresses the flesh of
animals, fish, or poultry,
for food or market.
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RNESTEA
showing depth and
sincerity of feeling.
4
FUWAL
extremely bad;
unpleasant; ugly
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EFALIN
the last piece, division,
or movement of a
concert, opera, or
composition
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CLAEXIM
to cry out or speak
suddenly and
vehemently, as in
surprise, strong
emotion, or protest
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LESNOM
serious or earnest.
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OHURUM
an instance of being or
attempting to be comical
or amusing
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NFIAT
RLFEOA
enjoy the taste of food
lose consciousness
briefly
lazy person; idler.
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NSUTIOLO
a particular instance or
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VSRAOU
method of solving; an
explanation or answer.
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14
PTSMU
RKLSPAE
a remaining piece
to shine or glisten with
little gleams of light.
15
CERROYG
food and other
household stuff
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USFIXF
a letter or a group of
letters added to
another word to form a
new word
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VAANTLI
boldly courageous;
brave; stout
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ALYLUSU
habitual or customary
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HTUSLE
to proceed or work
rapidly or energetically
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GHTHAUY
disdainfully proud;
snobbish
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VINEACC
any preparation used as
a preventive inoculation
to confer immunity
against a specific
disease.
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ONIOPIN
a personal view,
attitude.
23
TRDOUEMENS
extraordinarily great in
size, amount
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OTIPROMON
advancement in rank or
position.
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UASESER
SAIONXU
tell confidently
full of mental distress
or uneasiness because of
fear of danger or
misfortune; greatly
worried
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CULCTEALA
to determine or
ascertain by
mathematical methods
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RIBEDLEC
capable of being
believed; believable
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CIOUPRES
of high price or great
value; very valuable or
costly.
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RGDA
pull along with effort
II.WORD APPLICATION
EXAMPLE
1.(desire, hope, push, ambition, eagerness, thirst, earnestness)
a. The class was full ofambitiousstudents.
b. It is desirable to swim in the pool on a hot sunny day.
c. She washopefully waiting for the test result to be good.
d. I kept looking aroundeagerly, waiting for my friend to show up.
e. The wind out-stretched its unseen hands andpushed the crooked door open.
EXERCISES
2.(wonder, surprise, suspicion, fear, jolt, confusion, doubt,)
a. I was ………………. to see Bobbin yesterday because I thought he was in the USA.
b. Most of the people were very ………………. at the election result.
c. The police have the right to take anyone who they deem …………………… to the police
station for interrogation.
d. …………………… he walked over the hanging bridge.
e. The questions in the exam were terribly ……………….
3. (adore, admire, glorify, revere, venerate, worship, treasure)
a. He is …………….. by everyone in the village.
b. All of his classmates …………………. him for his determination to do well in his studies
despite his miserable personal life.
c. It is disheartening to see the present generation keen on ………………… the film heroes.
d. Mahatma Gandhi is ………………… for his brave fight against the British.
e. Rabindranath Tagore is one of India’s most ………………. poets.
4.(careful, wise , clever, sensible, crafty, experienced, aware,)
a. King Solomon is well known for his …………………..
b. Many social workers are trying hard to create public ………………. on various social issues.
c. Drive …………………….. on the road. It is better to be safe than sorry.
d. Everyone was impressed by the …………………… of the child.
e. She has dressed ………………… for the fashion show.
5.[Run, flee, hurry, sprint, dash, zip, escape,]
a. The civilians ………………..from the village due to the strong attack by the militants.
b. …………………………. a restaurant successfully is a competitive task.
c. …………………………. from this situation was very difficult for him.
d. He …………….. to his office for the meeting.
e. Santa came ………………………. through the snow.
6.[rich, affluent, wealth, loaded, fortune, prosperous, asset]
a. He is …………………………………. to have the support of his family.
b. The miser with …………………… in hand takes no interest in spending it.
c. …………………… flourishes in Japan.
d. The old couple’s ……………………… were enough for them to lead a happy living.
e. Lataifa has grown to be a ……………………… village.