T ng ngha-TOEFL, Bi s 1TM T NG NGHA VI T C GCH CHN - TRNH TOEFL, BI S 11. In certain types of poisoning, immediately give large quantities of soapy or salty water in order toinducevomiting.(A) control(B) clean(C) cause(D) stop2. He wasmystifiedby the look on the stranger's face.(A) perplexed(B) shocked(C) upset(D) excited3. I washorrifiedto see the child about to cross the expressway alone.(A) ashamed(B) shocked(C) nervous(D) surprised4. The secretary left after weeks ofharassmentby the manager of her department.(A) teasing(B) irritation(C) absence(D) goading5. It is very discourteous tointrudeduring someone's conversation.(A) find fault(B) disagree(C) be in the way(D) leave quickly6. The Civil War in 1863cutthe United States into two nations - a southern Confederacy and a northern Union.(A) severed(B) acknowledged(C) integrated(D) alienated7. Relaxation therapy teaches one not tofret oversmall problems.(A) worry about(B) get angry about(C) get involved in(D) look for8.Proximity tothe court house makes an office building more valuable.(A) Interest in(B) Similarity to(C) Nearness to(D) Usefulness for9. The newamphitheaterwas based on the ancient Greek design.(A) underwater theater(B) oval theater(C) sound and light theater(D) mini-theater10. Primary education in the United States iscompulsory.(A) free of charge(B) required(C) excellent(D) easy11. The fer-de-lance, a kind of viper, is one of the mostpoisonoussnakes.(A) deadly(B) vicious(C) bad tasting(D) unhealthy12. In the early days of baseball, the game was played by young menof meansand social position.(A) with skill(B) with equipment(C) with money(D) with ambition13.Mountingevidence indicates that acid rain is damaging historic sites in Boston and Philadelphia.(A) Hanging(B) Tentative(C) Increasing(D) Irrefutable14.Carpetsfrom countries such as Persia and Afghanistan often fetch high prices in the United States.(A) Artifacts(B) Rugs(C) Pottery(D) Textiles15. Though many scientific breakthroughs have resulted frommishaps, it has taken brilliant thinkers to recognize their potential.(A) misunderstandings(B) accidents(C) misfortunes(D) incidentals16. Amultitudeof people attended the fund-raising presentation in the mall.(A) small number(B) select group(C) huge crowd(D) large herd17. Jan took manysnapshotswhile on vacation in Europe.(A) notes(B) gifts(C) photos(D) clothes18. John was not promoted because his work did not meet the manager'sexpectations.(A) anticipations(B) expenditures(C) expertise(D) gaudiness19. Ralph Nader alwaysspeaks outabout everything.(A) declares his opinion(B) agrees(C) quarrels(D) has an interest20.Unorganizedguessing will not raise a test score as significantly as choosing one letter as a "guess answer" for the entire examination.(A) Cryptic(B) Haphazard(C) Economical(D) Subsequent