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Vocabulary Workshop Level B - Units 1-15
Vocabulary Workshop Level B - Units 1-15
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1
Only a really hard-hearted person could show such ___ to the plight of the homeless.
indulge
indignant
implore
indifference
2
The smile of joy she gave me was ample ___ for all the time and effort I spent helping her.
recompense
reinforce
rant
quench
3
When he realized that he had been tricked by his opponent, he let out a ___ of rage.
braggart
bellow
blurt
bewilder
4
After several unsuccessful attemps to catch the waiter's eye, I became more than a little ___.
fickle
frustrated
flustered
futile
5
A ___ approach is usually the wisest one to take with coworkers.
quibble
tactful
authoritative
sagacious
6
I don't know which is worse, parents who are too strict or parents who __ their children.
indulge
quench
detest
insinuate
7
I will keep doing all I can to ___ kids from choosing junk food over healthy food.
ordeal
dissuade
fluctuate
eradicate
8
The mirror has a
luster
wilt
flaw
crack
9
Antibiotics can be very effective means of ___ the spread of some diseases.
groveling
hindering
bellowing
quibbling
10
Stock prices ___ daily.
haggle
fluctuate
ingnite
elongate
11
To make her finances easier to manage, Mrs. Bridges decided to ___ her debt.
consolidate
simultaneous
coincide
innumerable
12
Children who dislike green vegetables often ___ spinach.
scrimp
detest
oppress
shirk
13
The twins become ___ after eating a large meal for lunch.
leisurely
heartrending
lethargic
quaint
14
Even with the boots and coat, the dog can still be described as
radiant
hilarious
sodden
wayward
15
Which of the following would be most likely to create
havoc
?
a game of volleyball
a summer breeze
a tornado
a school assembly
16
The voters had the ___ regard for her ability as a leader.
utmost
tactful
reputable
revere
17
The ___ topic of school uniforms seems to become newsworthy right before school starts.
controversial
gaudy
vital
fruitless
18
Joba Chamberlain was ___ by flies while pitching agains the Cleveland Indians.
hoaxed
plagued
ignited
haggled
19
The children resisted the urge to ___ the cars with snowballs.
fickle
pelt
partial
fluster
20
made a
futile
effort to defeat the enemy
flaw
fruitless
flourish
fickle
21
Did the drivers walk away from the accident ___?
unscathed
duped
flourished
patronized
22
The attorney called the ___ witness to the stand.
impartial
ranting
brooding
reluctant
23
suspected that something had gone
off target
quibble
amiss
hinder
havoc
24
I see
remnant
flaw
piecemeal
rant
25
did not
rattle
the experience pilot
frustrate
fluster
implore
entreat
26
clothing
saturated
with liquid
elongated
pervaded
wilted
dissuaded
27
Two detectives helped the young officer to ___ the suspect.
seclusion
interrogate
mortify
entice
28
Compared to the large dog, a Chihuahua is rather ___
massive
puny
regal
radiant
29
Actors often enter the stage with a(n) ___.
despondent
reluctant
flourish
anecdote
30
It was nearly impossible to put the engine back together after it had been ___.
shirked
botched
dismantled
dilapidated
31
I was ___ into trusting him, and I have paid a heavy price for being misled so easily.
procured
duped
heeded
revered
32
The polished gold done atop the state capitol shone with a starry ___.
lethargic
luster
leisurely
loom
33
The meal can best be described as
sullen
meager
massive
scrimp
34
In Greek and Roman myths, chracters fear the ___ of the gods.
wrath
mull
shirk
lax
35
Their behavior is so ___ and unpredictable that I never know what they are going to do next.
wayward
unscathed
docile
eradicate
36
The living room can best be described as
inimitable
gaudy
notorious
massive
37
She was a ___ child, eager to learn and please.
lethargic
lax
docile
fickle
38
a
insignificant
matter not worth pursuing
lax
utmost
vital
trivial
39
Trying to avoid an argument with that ___ fellow is impossible.
dissuade
disputatious
patronize
fledgling
40
In the ___ conclusion of the film, the hero dies in the arms of his beloved friend.
heartrending
grueling
groveling
lethargic
41
My parents enjoy taking a ___ stroll through the park on a Sunday afternoon.
quaint
leisurely
lethargic
heartrending
42
When I was just a ___ in my very first pro season, one of the veteran players helped me.
brood
flourish
elongate
fledgling
43
scurry
is to walk as
demonstrate is to show
chatter is to talk
dive is to swim
listen is to hear
44
Dad knows his way around the kitchen and is quite a ___ cook.
hilarious
impartial
reputable
proficient
45
My parents stayed at a ___ old in in Stowe, Vermont.
quaint
puny
regal
rural
46
The ___ student sat down in the back of the classroom after seeing her test grade.
oppress
vital
stifle
sullen
47
outraged
when the candidate lost
indifference
innumerable
indignant
insinuate
48
After several __ attempts to save it, the captain ordered to abandon the ship.
lax
futile
fickle
leisurely
49
Each year the professional footbal season ___ in the Super Bowl.
consolidates
perrvades
culminates
ultimates
50
would
humiliate
her parents with her crude behavior
mull
legitimate
patronize
mortify
51
Isn't it ___ of you to ask other people to support a candidate whom you have no confidence?
cynical
reluctant
flaw
utmost
52
We had an ___ wait in the hot, crowded train station.
sagacious
saga
havoc
interminable
53
As the train and car approached the crossing ___, a terrible accident seemed unavoidable.
pervading
partially
coinciding
simulatneously
54
The mother duck directed her large ___ across the field to the pond.
scrimp
fledgling
bystander
brood
55
It pays to make ___ investments.
controversial
sagacious
prudent
authoritative
56
wanted to
wipe out
poverty
wilt
stifle
eradicate
wrath
57
The cowhand used a ___ to prod the sluggish cattle.
fickle
pelt
mull
goad
58
The field can best be described as
partial
pelted
pervaded
parched
59
The attorney attempted to ___ that the witness's testimony was false.
implore
insinuate
interrogate
insubordinate
60
The young performer stole the show with her ___ charm.
inimitable
indignant
impartial
indifferent
61
I knew I would have to ___ over the events before I could determine if my actions were correct.
mull
bellow
goad
shirk
62
The ___ who had witnessed the collision gave his statement to the police.
bystander
despondent
seethe
notorious
63
is
vital
to the good of the community
futile
fruitless
regal
indispensable
64
The directions were so complicated that I was completely ___ by them.
bewildered
culminated
recompensed
revered
65
The property manager cautiously inspected the ___ house.
morbid
dismantle
hospitable
dilapidated
66
The hospital held a raffle to ___ the necessary funds for the new children's wing.
saga
procure
heed
flaw
67
She ___ the doctor to tell her frankly how badly her son had been hurt.
groveled
implored
afflicted
procured
68
would
beg
me to give them money
oppress
fluctuate
entreat
seethe
69
These houses can best be described as...
puny
adjacent
quaint
dilapidated
70
Coupons are used to ___ consumers
hoax
implore
entice
clarify