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“When Charlene's friends tasted her cookies, she was flooded with
inquiries
for her recipe.”
Pieces
Requests
Threats
Praise
2
“During the thunderstorm, we couldn't play outside because the conditions were
dismal
.”
Worse
Terrible
Wet
Improving
3
We walked slowly down the trail with great
trepidation
. No one who had gone this way had ever been heard from again
enjoyment
laughter
terror
worry
4
Though Kathy and I are both store clerks, Kathy is always trying to tell me what to do because of her
imperious
nature.
entertraining
intelligent
intriguing
overbearing
5
Janice loved the fast paced,
exuberant
feeling of the market during the holiday season.
oppressive
merry
fun
exciting
6
“Jim joked so much that when he talked about his accident, they didn’t think he was
earnest
.”
Painful
Listening
Laughing
Honest
7
“My parents argued over what color napkins to buy, but I don't worry about
frivolous
things.”
Tiny
Unimportant
Major
Violent
8
After barely surviving a deadly encounter, Kyle gazed up at the
firmament
and thanked the heavens that he survived.
sky
building
house
ground
9
They doubted that they would even collect their final paychecks now that the company was
insolvent.
bankrupt
hiring
healthy
changing its name
10
Her
cardinal
rule is to be kind to others.
red
worthy
primary
like a bird
11
"My younger brother is so
malleable
, he'll do anything I tell him to."
flexible
friendly
evil
gullible
12
John tried to catch his breath for a minute before he attempted the
arduous
climb up the peak of the mountain.
burdensome
foolish
friendly
easy
13
Due to my
convictions
, I help the poor, and volunteer at a local soup kitchen every weekend
desire
strong belief
criminal record
membership
14
“Pedro thought he could avoid any test by
feigning
an illness and staying home from school.”
Coughing
Listening
Faking
Developing
15
"Her excuse for turning in her work late was so
feeble
that they knew she was lying."
excellent
weak
unhealthy
truthful
16
“I would be
remiss
if I didn’t tell you that your future with this company depends on how hard you work,”
angry
negligent
dishonest
strict
17
"Her mean older brother
hectored
her so much that she began to cry."
bullied
confused
built
laughed
18
By selling the product internationally, the company wants its offerings to become
ubiquitous
.
popular
expensive
everywhere
powerful
19
Enduring friendships are
priceless.
conditional
beautiful
has great value
has no value
20
“As Gerald walked home with the stolen money, strong feelings of
remorse
ate at his stomach.”
Bitterness
Regret
Pain
Anger
21
“Unlike Bob, who was always acted like he was in a bad mood, Dmitri was
jovial
and outgoing.”
Smart
Shy
Cheerful
Fat
22
"I don't have time to hear the whole story, so please, give me a more
concise
version."
false
complicated
short
humorous
23
The news story was based on a letter that was a
fabrication
. Now the reporter who wrote the story is in big trouble
made of cloth
truthful
full of long words
false
24
The witness provided an
authentic
record of what actually took place.
fictional
genuine
deceitful
logical
25
Lawyers are being asked to
expedite
the matter by getting their paperwork in early.
quicken
discuss
take care of
promote
26
"It has been a very
brutal
summer with very high temperatures."
harsh
evil
hot
pleasant
27
“My grandma’s
demeanor
was such that people thought she was rude when she was just honest.”
Conversation
Appearance
Behavior
Meaning
28
"I feel so
harried
after working all day with no sleep."
exhausted
satisified
annoyed
rushed
29
Ronald hated the detention room because it was absolutely
devoid
of warmth and cheer.
defined by
filled with
lacking
forgotten
30
Politicians often
skew
the facts to suit their purposes.
curve
ignore
slant
verify
31
“Everyone had been talking, but they became quiet and
solemn
as the president stood to speak.”
Disrespectful
Scared
Serious
Loud
32
"She felt as
bewildered
as a lost time-traveler."
angry
wild
confused
late
33
When your plan brings us great wealth, you will be rewarded for your
sagacity
.
good judgement
effort
pride
determination
34
The soldier was awarded four medals for his
meritorious
conduct on the battlefield.
forced
commendable
noted
intelligent
35
"We were asked to
vacate
the store because it had closed five minutes ago."
clean
leave
vacation
open
36
"He never gives up; he is as
headstrong
as a bull."
headache
painful
powerful
stubborn
37
"The
garrulous
boy rambled on continuously as he told his mother about his day."
secretive
talkative
crazy
quiet
38
"She was very
meticulous
in her work, double-checking even the smallest details."
hard-working
proud
careful
interrupting
39
If you don't
curtail
your spending, you'll be broke in no time at all!
behind
buy
reduce
follow
40
"The large
multitude
at the football game wore a variety of different jerseys and team colors."
sports team
multiplication
crowd of people
herd of cattle