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Level E Unit 5
Level E Unit 5
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After a hard day of work, Cameron likes to _____ in front of the television for hours on end.
repose
plod
dearth
unfeigned
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The task of chewing gum and walking can be a _____ task; I am clumsy so find it difficult.
infallible
facile
benefactor
chivalrous
3
Such a(n) _____ response seems a little harsh, especially since I merely dinged your new car.
truculent
indomitable
clemency
embark
4
Which of the following are synonyms for the word remiss?
nerve; audacity; boldness; impudence
board; leave; commence; set out
careless; negligent; inattentive; lax
shy; timid; reticent; reserved
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The word altruistic most nearly means:
free from error of judgment, perfect
unselfish concern for the welfare of others; selflessness
to move or walk heavily or laboriously; trudge
consideration and courtesy, especially toward women
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The word embark most nearly means:
To make a start, begin something
Courtesy, especially toward women
Not to be subdued; Unconquerable
Fierce, harsh, aggressive
7
With a pauper's blanket, the _____ man covered the puddle for his favorite female.
embark
altruistic
chivalrous
virulent
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Which of the following are synonyms for the word infallible?
board; leave; commence; set out
hostile; quarrelsome; argumentative; fractious
strong; determined; tough; unconquerable
perfect; watertight; reliable; dependable
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Which of the following are synonyms for the word dearth?
strong; overpowering; pithy; biting
lack; shortage; deficiency; scarcity
careless; negligent; inattentive; lax
shy; timid; reticent; reserved
10
Closest definition for pungent
affecting the sense of smell
scaricity, as of something customary
not to be subdued; unconquerable
bashful or unassertive
11
Some people are talkative in front of a microphone; others are _____ when speaking publicly.
infallible
chivalrous
diffident
benefactor
12
Which of the following are antonyms for the word unfeigned?
bogus; counterfeit; phony; spurious
insecurity; doubt; uncertainty; hesitancy
greedy; selfish; self-centered; egoistic
assertive; bold; confident; aggressive
13
Which of the following are antonyms for the word assent?
brutish; rude; impolite; discourteous
agreement; harmony; concord; compliance
disagreement; discord; conflict; opposition
abundance; excess; plenty; plethora
14
The insolent child had the _____ to ask for more prizes; clean-up duty was his reward.
facile
termerity
infallible
truculent
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Synonyms for benefactor
shy; timid; reticent; reserved
sponsor; patron; supporter; backer
mercy; forgiveness; leniency; pity
lack; shortage; deficiency; scarcity
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Which of the following are antonyms for the word plod?
tiptoe; pussyfoot; patter; sneak
attentiveness; alertness; movement; vitality
attentive; concerned; careful; active
brutish; rude; impolite; discourteous
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Antonyms for indomitable
insecurity; doubt; uncertainty; hesitancy
brutish; rude; impolite; discourteous
weak, yielding, unstable, flexilbe, willing
attentiveness; alertness; movement; vitality
18
The judge may have granted _____, but the scars made him wonder about previous infractions.
diffident
benefactor
alturistic
clemency
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The word virulent most nearly means:
Exceedingly noxious or dangerous
Not difficult to do
Fierce, harsh, aggressive
Divergence or disagreement, as between facts or claims
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The word discrepancy most nearly means:
Disagreement, as between facts or claims; difference
Scarcity, as of something customary, essential, or desirable
Bashful or unassertive
Not to be subdued; unconquerable
