TOEFL VOCABULARY
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The document provides reading comprehension and vocabulary questions. It includes sentences with underlined words and four options to choose from that best suit the meaning of the original word. It also defines some of the options given, such as "get angry about" meaning getting irritated or annoyed, and "to worry about" meaning to become troubled, unhappy or miserable.
TOEFL VOCABULARY
- 2. READING COMPREHENSION AND VOCABULARY The sentence has an underlined word or phrase . There are four options under the sentence. Choose the option that best suits the meaning of the original word. Meditation helps one not to fret over small problems. A) worry about B) get involved in C) get angry about D) look for
- 3. Life is full of challenges. There is no use in getting angry about the ups and downs of life. It is very common to look for avenues to escape from day to day problems of life.
- 4. One should learn not to get involved in worldly pleasures. We should learn not to fret over or worry about small things in life. Accept life with a smile.
- 5. get angry about-----getting irritated or annoyed look for------- to search for to be involved in------to become a part of to worry about---------to become troubled, unhappy or miserable