PiCAT Word Knowledge Practice Test 2024 [PDF]

Last Updated on May 23, 2024

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Directions: This test has 35 questions about the meanings of words. Each question has an underlined word. You are to decide which one of the four words in the choices most nearly means the same as the underlined word.

PiCAT Word Knowledge Practice Test 2024

Q1. Double most nearly means

• A. almost.
• B. half.
• C. twice.
• D. more than.

Q2. Purchase most nearly means

• A charge.
• B supply.
• C order.
• D buy.

Q3. Hollow most nearly means

• A. empty.
• B. brittle.
• C. rough.
• D. smooth.

Q4. The packages were kept in a secure place.

• A. Distant
• B. Safe
• C. Convenient
• D. Secret

Q5. Customary most nearly means

• A. curious.
• B. necessary.
• C. difficult.
• D. common.

Q6. The clerk was criticized for his slipshod work.

• A. Slow
• B. Careful
• C. Careless
• D. Original

Q7. The captive was treated kindly.

• A. Savage
• B. Jailer
• C. Spy
• D. Prisoner

Q8. Vegetation most nearly means

• A. food.
• B. plant life.
• C. moisture.
• D. bird life.

Q9. Fictitious most nearly means

• A. imaginary.
• B. well known.
• C. odd.
• D. easy to remember.

Q10. The policeman consoled the weeping child.

• A. Found
• B. Scolded
• C. Carried home
• D. Comforted

Q11. The preface of the book was interesting.

• A. Title page
• B. Introduction
• C. Table of contents
• D. Appendix

Q12. To penetrate most nearly means to

• A. enter into.
• B. bounce off.
• C. dent.
• D. weaken.

Q13. Villainous most nearly means

• A. untidy.
• B. dignified.
• C. homely.
• D. wicked.

Q14. It is my conviction that you are wrong.

• A. Guilt
• B. Imagination
• C. Firm belief
• D. Fault

Q15. Punctual most nearly means

• A. polite.
• B. thoughtful.
• C. proper.
• D. prompt.

Q16. Juvenile most nearly means

• A. delinquent.
• B. lovesick.
• C. youthful.
• D. humorous.