Choose the word or phrase closest in meaning to "ancient".
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. very old
- Step 1: "ancient" means "very old".
- Step 2: So "very old" is the closest in meaning.
Answer
very old.
Why not the others: very large, very cold and very fast do not fit here.
Practise more Lexical Semantics and Academic Collocations.
Free questions with an explanation for every one, and full timed University of Jordan English Proficiency Test (JU-EPT) mock tests.
More Lexical Semantics and Academic Collocations questions
- Choose the word that best completes the academic sentence: The research team compiled an extensive bibliography to ______ the claims present…
- Select the appropriate academic collocation: The university senate reached a ______ decision to establish the school of renewable energy.
- What is the meaning of the adjective 'pragmatic' in the sentence: 'The water authority adopted a pragmatic approach to rationing during drou…
- Choose the correct prepositional collocation: The archaeological committee's findings are fully consistent ______ previous radiometric datin…
- Identify the word that best fits the blank: The sudden ______ of foreign investment into Aqaba accelerated logistics and port infrastructure…
- What is the meaning of the academic verb 'substantiate'?