GED RLA Free Practice Test Questions and Answers 2023

GED RLA Free Practice Test Questions and Answers 2023 savanna a grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, with few trees. gourd hard skinned fruit used to carry water stalk the act of following prey stealthily mirage an unreal image, reflection, or hallucination brisk fast-moving exaggerate to describe something as larger or greater than it really is.; to overstate; go beyond the limits of the actual truth; magnify mime pantomime(act without dialogue); mimicry; mimer; V: mimic; pantomime essential basic, central, fundamental, important, crucial, urgent swish a brushing or rustling sound previously before now, in the past occupy to take up space of; to live in; 2. to send in military force nervous worried, stressed, not calm narrator person telling the story expand to increase in size or amount possess to own, hold, have or control invade to enter forcefully as an enemy briskly quickly odd strange, unusual, eccentric eager looking forward to with great interest or desire, wanting very much luminous bright; brilliant; glowing exclaim to speak suddenly and with strong feeling wretchedly vilely peers people of the same age who share similar interests reveal show, disclose, make known excerpt a passage selected from a larger work confused bewildered, unsure hesitate to pause dialogue a conversation between characters rove move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment, roam, wander animation movement deem to judge;consider, have an opinion about something grasp to grab and hold firmly with the hands, or to understand something, usually something difficult precious very valuable clasp hold firmly and tightly, or a device that fastens something remain to stay, to be left over burst erupt, do something suddenly; an explosion caused by something that is filled with air breaking open fling throw with force or recklessness mellow relaxed and unhurried, calm, easy-going grim a facial expression of fear, disapproval, or pain tragic causing extreme distress or sadness; having an imperfection or fatal flaw trembling a shaky motion, quivering stormily angrily and loudly lamely weakly, in an unconvincing manner; or unable to walk investigate to explore or examine carefully in order to learn the facts reluctant hesitant, unwilling, not eager. falter (v.) to hesitate or stumble from loss of courage; to speak hesitatingly; to lose drive, weaken, decline fiddlesticks nonsense phrase to show annoyance or impatience ashamed disturbed or uncomfortable because you have done something wrong rusty poorly functional from lack of use unsympathetic not feeling sorry for someone presence being in a place at a certain time prefers likes one thing over another elegant graceful or refined in appearance or behavior gable the triangular section of an end wall formed by the pitch of the roof practical pragmatic, realistic, having "street smarts" or "common sense" that does not require any formal learning dramatic intended to create an effect; thrilling, emotional, vivid satisfied content, happy with current status enthusiastic showing great excitement and interest disappointed unhappy about the way something turned out, displeased wretched miserable, pathetic, dejected option a choice