Review Units 1 - 6 (2)

An antonym of autonomy is

Who is the patron saint of Spain?

Hitler's achievements were meritorious.

If you have sangfroid when danger looms, you have

If someone is not ____________ , asking that person for a favour may be difficult.

Because of the pandemic, the NHL had a(n)

Cervantes' most famous character, Don Quixote, came from which area of Spain?

Sedulous athletes are more likely to succeed than non-sedulous athletes.

Dogs have a(n) _______________ to bark.

The official currency of Spain is the

If you prohibit something, you

After working in the yard all day, I was overcome with ______________ at the end of the day.

Bob the Builder ____________________ the new design for the city street.

Miguel de Cervantes, one of Spain's greatest writers, is best known for his work,

To make something go faster or more easily is

According to the official FIFA rulebook, how long can a goalkeeper hold the ball?

Something that is vitriolic is

To repudiate most nearly means

Which country has won the most FIFA World Cups?

Which of the following artists is NOT Spanish?

We often ask saints to ______________________ for us.

I was arrested because I ________________ the (very stringent) parking law.

A synonym for innuendo is

The vapid movie was very __________________.

If parents are very straitlaced, they will give their children a lot of freedom.

How many times has that country won the World Cup?

Scientists today can only _______________ what the world was like millions of years ago.

To attribute or to assign as a cause to is

The wardrobe was very hard to carry up the stairs because it was so ___________.

There is no point in _____________ against the cold in January; spring will come eventually.

Because of their families' feud, Romeo and Juliet had to conduct their relationship in a ____________________ manner.

Soccer (football) is the national sport of which of the following countries?

St Cyril tried to _________________ people of the heresyof Monophysitism.

To scourge means

The term "quixotic" comes from Cervantes' character, and means