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TP Vocabulary (Mastering) Unit One
TP Vocabulary (Mastering) Unit One
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Legal _____ is often very complicated, making the need for a lawyer necessary.
opulence
jargon
affinity
dearth
2
While some might view her obsession with reality television as _____, she argues that it provides a needed escape.
surreptitious
frivolous
incidental
voluminous
3
In personal finance, an individual may find themselves _____ if their liabilities exceed their assets.
stoic
unobtrusive
insolvent
indefatigable
4
Reproach
has a negative connotation.
False
True
5
After the intense storm passed, the old oak tree stood tall and
____
, a testament to its strength against nature’s f
unscathed
efferrvescent
indefatigable
stoic
6
Prodigal
does not mean wasteful
False
True
7
To
substantiate
a claim means to support it.
False
True
8
Misanthrope
is antonymous with optimist.
True
False
9
If your friend is
sagacious
, it is probably a bad idea to take their advice.
True
False
10
The extreme cold forced the small mammals into _____, allowing them to conserve energy and survive until Spring.
reproach
nonchalance
torpor
respite
11
The manager’s _______ response to the employee’s question left everyone in the room feeling uncomfortable.
copious
brusque
querelous
eloquent
12
Levity
is synonymous with light-heartedness
True
False
13
Her _______ personality lit up the room, making everyone feel more cheerful and engaged.
frivolous
opulence
efferverscent
stoic
14
After hearing the news of his friend’s passing, John sat in silence, his expression _____.
morose
dearth
stoic
voracious
15
If something is
peripheral
, it is not central.
True
False
16
The teacher praised Maria for her _____ performance on the final exam, highlighting how her dedication paid off.
unobtrusive
exemplary
surreptitious
unscathed
17
"dispassionate" is an adjective.
False
True
18
Nonchalance
indicates a clear sense of care and personal investment.
True
False
19
The speaker’s ability to convey complex ideas with _____ made the presentation engaging and easy to follow.
brevity
decadence
torpor
levity
20
The ______ chirping woke me up this morning.
incessant
peripheral
unassailable
stoic
21
Lampoon
is antonymous with satirize
False
True
22
Respite
means a moment of relief.
True
False
23
The design of the new office space was
_____
, blending seamlessly with the existing architecture.
unscathed
exemplary
unobtrusive
brusque
24
His _____ appetite led him to eating an entire rack of ribs, a whole cake, and a bucket of drumsticks.
exemplary
unscathed
prodigal
voracious
25
After stubbing his toe, he started to _____ in pain.
dearth
writhe
meander
coalesce
26
"fledgling" is a verb
True
False
27
The evidence presented in the court was ______, leaving no room for doubt about the defendant’s guilt.
unassailable
voluminous
unscathed
stoic
28
A notorious gang executed a daring jewelry ____ in the heart of the city, stealing millions in precious gems.
lampoon
dearth
jargon
heist
29
As the storm approached, the scattered clouds began to _____, forming a dark mass.
torpor
hesit
writhe
coalesce
30
As I walked through the park, I decided to _____ along the winding paths, taking my time to enjoy the nice weather.
supplant
vacillate
reproach
meander
31
"decadence" is an adjective.
True
False
32
The author’s writing is not only informative but also ______, painting vivid pictures with her words.
insolvent
eloquent
voluminous
stoic
33
In the early morning light, the children ran through the park with sheer _____, their laughter echoing as they played.
jargon
exuberance
levity
lampoon
34
Opulence
is antonymous with luxury.
False
True
35
The chef prepared a(n) _______ feast for the guests, ensuring that there was more than enough food.
sagacious
eloquent
frivolous
copious
36
The children exchanged
______
glances as they plotted their secret surprise for their parents’ anniversary.
prodigal
fledgling
querelous
surreptitious
37
"dearth" is an adjective.
True
False
38
Sarah always felt a strong
_______
for animals, often volunteering at the local shelter.
affinity
dearth
lampoon
fledgling
39
In many romantic comedies, the plot revolves around a(n) _______ boy-meets-girl scenario.
fledgling
unscathed
voracious
hackneyed
40
Despite the long hours and numerous challenges, the ______ volunteer continued to organize community events.
unassailable
unscathed
stoic
indefatigable
41
The _____ solider showed no signs of pain when he broke his ankle.
exemplary
stoic
misanthrope
indefatigable
42
Progeny
refers to ones ancestors.
False
True
43
The ______ of the school to the residential area made it an ideal choice for families looking for convenience.
torpor
lampoon
decadence
proximity
44
It should not surprise you if your
parsimonious
cousin is unwilling to buy you a McChicken.
True
False
45
Incidental
is synonymous with secondary
True
False
46
A(n) _____ book may contain hundreds of pages filled with detailed information, making it quite heavy and substantial.
indefatigable
incidental
voluminous
stoic
47
During the debate, the politician seemed to _____ on key issues, leaving voters confused about his true stance.
meander
vacillate
reproach
supplant
48
To
supplant
means to sabotage.
True
False
49
Despite his many accomplishments, he often felt _____, frequently expressing dissatisfaction with his life.
indefatigable
morose
incidental
querulous
50
"clemency" is a verb.
True
False