| FIGURE 21 | Buswell Reading Test Item |
| TEST 5 VOCABULARY TEST |
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In the Example (A) below there is a check before the word need because it means the same as require . In Example (B) there is a check before shape ,which means the same as form. |
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(A) require: |
(B) form: |
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In the groups of five words which follow place a check before the one which means the same, or about the same, as the single word at the left. |
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1. far: |
10. hinder: |
19. potential: |
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2. discover: |
11. imperial: |
20. vagabond: |
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3. ready: |
12. exalt: |
21. qualify: |
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4. attack: |
13. incur: |
22. incite: |
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5. mistake: |
14. revel: |
23. largess: |
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6. exact: |
15. equip: |
24. ephemeral: |
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7. command: |
16. predict: |
25. segregate: |
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8. brand: |
17. paternal: |
26. rescind: |
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9. intent: |
18. tranquil: |
27. autonomy: |
| Source: G. Buswell
(1937, August). How Adults Read. Supplementary Educational Monographs. Number
45. Chicago: University Of Chicago Press, (p.154). |
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