| 651 | To be a Svengali means: | To control another person |
| 652 | This is the _____ movie of the year. | worst |
| 653 | To be a bookworm means: | To love reading |
| 654 | The audience _____ clapping. | are |
| 655 | Choose the correct word: "She learned it by _____." | rote |
| 656 | Look up means: | To search for information |
| 657 | If I _____ more time, I would learn guitar. | had |
| 658 | Identify the preposition: "He swam across the lake." | across |
| 659 | Hyperbole is: | Exaggeration |
| 660 | Identify the device: "She swims like a fish." | Simile |
| 661 | Sagacious means: | Wise |
| 662 | So loud _____ the noise that we couldn't sleep. | was |
| 663 | Which word is a verb in: "She runs every morning." | runs |
| 664 | Correctly punctuated: | Oh, I see. |
| 665 | To burn the candle at both ends means: | To work late and rise early |
| 666 | He said, "I promise to help you." | He promised to help me. |
| 667 | He lives _____ the road. | across |
| 668 | He said, "I would help if I could." | He said he would help if he could. |
| 669 | Choose the correct word: "The _____ owns the property." | lessor |
| 670 | She speculated _____ the outcome. | on |
| 671 | Dactyl is: | One stressed two unstressed |
| 672 | He can swim, _____? | can't he |
| 673 | Synonym of "Dark" | Gloomy |
| 674 | If we _____ enough time, we would visit you. | had |
| 675 | She _____ English since she was five. | has been learning |
| 676 | Identify the adverb: "We eagerly waited for the results." | eagerly |
| 677 | She lives _____ 5th Avenue. | on |
| 678 | He _____ fail; he didn't study at all. | may |
| 679 | Comparative form of 'well': | better |
| 680 | Which is an interjection: "Bravo! You did well." | Bravo |
| 681 | Find the error: "I have been living here since ten years." | since ten years |
| 682 | Correctly punctuated: | I think that you are right. |
| 683 | To blow hot and cold means: | To be inconsistent |
| 684 | Metonymy is: | Substitution of related term |
| 685 | Identify the preposition in: "She is in the room." | in |
| 686 | Change to active: "The work has been finished by him." | He has finished the work. |
| 687 | He jumped _____ the river. | into |
| 688 | She said, "Let us go for a walk." | She suggested going for a walk. |
| 689 | Antonym of "Empty" | Full |
| 690 | Which is a conjunction: "He missed the train so he was late." | so |
| 691 | Turn on means: | To switch on |
| 692 | Simple Future: "He _____ his homework soon." | will do |
| 693 | To be on the same wavelength means: | To think alike |
| 694 | Future Perfect: "By next year, she _____ her novel." | will have written |
| 695 | Parable is: | Short story with moral |
| 696 | Once in a blue moon means: | Rarely |
| 697 | Adverb form of "easy": | easily |
| 698 | Ambiguous means: | Unclear |
| 699 | Change to passive: "She writes a letter." | A letter is written by her. |
| 700 | Change to passive: "She gave away the prizes." | The prizes were given away by her. |