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151A Oral Vocabulary–Synonyms: Items 17–2017. Point to first word on subject’s page and
say: Tell me another word for luminous (lm-ns).▲ Correct: shiny, bright, brilliant,
clear, glowing, lighted,phosphorescent, radiant, shining▼Incorrect: light, dark, eerie,
fluorescent, large, lit, radiateQQuery: glow, shines—Tell me another word.18.still▲Correct:
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quiet, calm, frozen, immobile, stationary, unmoving▼Incorrect: stay, same, stand, stiff,
stop19.convince▲ Correct: prove, assure, persuade, sway▼ Incorrect: believe, agree, allow,
argue, change, coerce, explain, make , manipulate, talk, tell, try20.yield▲ Correct: surrender,
accept, acquiesce, bear, bow, capitulate, comply, concede, crop, defer, earnings,fruit, gain,
give, output, product, relent, relinquish, resign, return(s), submit, succumb,
waive▼Incorrect: deny, refuse, stopQQuery: give up—Tell me one word.◆17–20: 15-Second
PauseEncourage response. If subject still does not respond, score item 0, point to next item,
and say: Try this one.
say: Tell me another word for few.▲ Correct: scant, handful, occasional, scarce QQuery:
small number—Tell me one word.some—Tell me another word.22. astute▲ Correct: smart,
bright, clever, discerning, intelligent, keen, knowing, knowledgeable, perceptive, sagacious,
sharp, shrewd, wise▼ Incorrect: studious, attentive, correct, proper, proud23. ambiguous
(ăm-bĭgy-s)▲ Correct: unclear, confusing, doubtful, hazy, indefinite, indistinct,
obscure, questionable, uncertain, vague▼ Incorrect: large, ambitious, big, different, difficult,
double, eager, false, outgoing, redundant, same, untrue24. eminent (ĕm-nnt)▲
Correct: renowned, august, celebrated, distinguished, esteemed, famed, famous, honorable,
illustrious, outstanding▼ Incorrect: impending, obscure, unknownQQuery: preeminent —
Tell me another word.◆ 21–24: 15-Second PauseEncourage response. If subject still does not
respond, score item 0, point to next item, and say: Try this one.
say: Tell me another word for chide (chīd).▲ Correct: chastise, berate, criticize, rebuke,
reprimand, reprove, scold▼ Incorrect: tease, belittle, joke, kid, ridicule, shyQQuery:
discipline, correct, punish—Tell me another word.26. austere (ô-stîr)▲ Correct: bleak,
stern, severe, somber▼ Incorrect: calm, comfortable, extravagant27. resplendent (rĭ-
splĕndnt)▲ Correct: bright, brilliant, dazzling, glorious, glowing, magnificent, radiant,
shining, splendid▼ Incorrect: beautiful, happy, plentiful, wonderfulQQuery: shiny—Tell me
another word.28. refute (rĭ-fyt)▲ Correct: deny, confute, contradict, disprove, negate,
rebut▼ Incorrect: argue, debate, disagree, fight, rebuttal, refuseQQuery: dispute, reject—Tell
me another word.◆ 25–28: 15-Second PauseEncourage response. If subject still does not
respond, score item 0, point to next item, and say: Try this one.
say: Tell me another word for beleaguer (bĭ-lēgr).▲ Correct: bother, beset, besiege,
harass, pester, surround, trouble▼ Incorrect: burden, tired 30. munificent (my-nĭfĭ-
snt)▲ Correct: generous, bountiful, charitable, giving, lavish, liberal, magnanimous,
philanthropic▼ Incorrect: magnificent, beautiful, big, grand, great, large, small,

wonderfulQQuery: plentiful, plenty—Tell me another word.31. effulgence (ĭ-f ljns, ĭ-
fŭljns)▲ Correct: brightness, brilliance, radiance ▼ Incorrect: full, indulgent, influence,
waste◆ 29–30: 15-Second PauseEncourage response. If subject still does not respond, score
item 0, point to next item, and say: Try this one.End of Test 1A Oral Vocabulary–Synonyms
251B Oral Vocabulary–AntonymsTest 1B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms Administration

Overview ■ Test 1 Oral Vocabulary is composed of two subtests—1A Synonyms and 1B
Antonyms. You mustadminister both subtests to obtain a score for Test 1 Oral Vocabulary.■
It is essential that you know the exact pronunciation of each test item before administering
this test. Forthe pronunciation of a specific word, please consult any standard dictionary. ■
Correct pronunciation is provided for certain test items.■ Use a watch or clock with a second
hand (or a stopwatch) to monitor response time.■ If the subject provides a response that is
not in English, say: Tell me in English.Scoring ■ 1 = Correct response0 = Incorrect response■
Do not penalize a subject for mispronunciations resulting from articulation errors, dialect
variations, orregional speech patterns.■ Accept only one-word responses as correct. If a
subject gives a two-word response, ask for a one-wordanswer.■ If a subject responds to an
item by giving the stimulus word preceded by non or un, ask for another answer, unless
otherwise indicated by the scoring key.■ Score a response correct if it differs from the correct
response(s) listed only in verb tense or number(singular/plural), unless otherwise indicated
by the scoring key. ■ Score a response incorrect if the subject substitutes a different part of
speech, such as a noun for a verb,unless otherwise indicated by the scoring key.■ When
calculating the number correct, count all items below the basal as correct. Do not include
pointsfor sample items.Starting Point ■ All subjects begin with Sample Item A.
271B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms: Sample Items A–BSample ItemsNow we are going to do

something different. Point to day on subject’s page and say: The opposite of day is
night.A.Point to yes on subject’s page and say: Tell me the opposite of yes.▲Correct:
noB.Point to up and say: Tell me the opposite of up.▲Correct: downBasal ■ Test by complete
pages until the 6 lowest-numbered items administered are correct, or until you have
administered the page with Item 1.Ceiling ■ Test by complete pages until the 6 highest-
numbered items administered are incorrect, or until you have administered the page with
Item 32.Suggested Starting Points Subject’s Estimated Ability Preschool toGrade 3Grades4
to 8Grade 9 to Average Adult College andAbove Average AdultBegin With Item 1Item 5 Item
9 Item 13Page 29Page 31Page 33Page 35◆A: Error or No Response Score item 0 and say:
The opposite of yes is no. Repeat Sample Item A .◆B: Error or No ResponseScore item 0 and
say: The opposite of up is down. Repeat Sample Item B.
291B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms: Items 1–4Test Items 1 . Point to first word on subject’s
page and say: Tell me the opposite of boy.▲Correct: girl▼Incorrect: dad, child, man, son
2.hot▲Correct: cold, cool, freezing▼Incorrect: warm, burning3.brother▲Correct: sister,
sis▼Incorrect: girl, friend(s), mother4.good▲Correct: bad, evil, horrible▼Incorrect: wrong,

noQ Query: mean—Tell me another word.no good, not good—Tell me a one-word
answer.◆1–4: 15-Second PauseEncourage response. If subject still does not respond, score
item 0, point to next item, and say: Try this one.
311B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms: Items 5–85 . Point to first word on subject’s page and say:
Tell me the opposite of large.▲Correct: small, little, miniscule, minute, tiny▼Incorrect: big,
medium, tall6.old▲Correct: young, contemporary, current, modern, new, recent▼Incorrect:
good, big, man, older, person, weak, wrinkledQ Query: not old—Tell me a one-word
answer.7.forward▲ Correct: backward, back, bashful, halt, impede, reverse, shy, stop,
timid▼Incorrect: pushy, advance8.sit▲Correct: stand, rise▼Incorrect: up, down Q Query:
get up, stand up—Tell me a one-word answer.◆5–8: 15-Second PauseEncourage response. If
subject still does not respond, score item 0, point to next item, and say: Try this one.
331B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms: Items 9–12 9 . Point to first word on subject’s page and
say: Tell me the opposite of add.▲ Correct: minus, decrease, deduct, diminish, lessen,
reduce,remove, subtract, take ▼Incorrect: more, multiply, plus Q Query: take away—Tell me
a one-word answer.less—Tell me another word.10. smooth▲ Correct: rough, abrasive,
aggravate, bumpy, coarse, irritate, rugged, uneven, wrinkled▼Incorrect: appease, even, flat,
level, polish11.question▲Correct: answer, accept, reply, respond, response,
statement▼Incorrect: ask, challenge, problem12.friend▲ Correct: foe, adversary, antagonist,
enemy, nemesis, opponent, rival, stranger▼Incorrect: family, buddy, bully, cousin Q Query:
unfriend—Tell me another word.◆9–12: 15-Second PauseEncourage response. If subject still
does not respond, score item 0, point to next item, and say: Try this one.

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philanthropic▼ Incorrect: magnificent, beautiful, big, grand, great, large, small,

251B Oral Vocabulary–AntonymsTest 1B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms Administration

271B Oral Vocabulary–Antonyms: Sample Items A–BSample ItemsNow we are going to do

sis▼Incorrect: girl, friend(s), mother4.good▲Correct: bad, evil, horrible▼Incorrect: wrong,

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