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- 1. Multiple Choice(n.) A combination, union, or merger for some specific purposeapprobationinnuendocoalitionumbrage
- 2. Multiple Choice(v.) To draw forth, bring out from some sourceintercedeelicittranscendexpostulate
- 3. Multiple Choice(n.) A gap, opening, break (in the sense of having an element missing)hiatuscoalitiondecadenceumbrage
- 4. Multiple Choice(v.) To make easier or milder, relieve; to quiet, calm; to put an end to, appease, satisfy, quenchexpostulateintercedesimulateassuage
- 5. Multiple Choice(n.) A hint, indirect suggestion, or reference (often in a derogatory sense)hiatusinnuendoprerogativecoalition
- 6. Multiple Choice(n.) The expression of approval or favorable opinion, praise; official approvalapprobationassuagemeritoriousprerogative
- 7. Multiple Choice(n.) Shade cast by trees; foliage giving shade; an overshadowing influence or power; offense, resentment; a vague suspicionprerogativeumbrageinnuendohiatus
- 8. Multiple Choice(adj.) Used so often as to lack freshness or originalityprovincialunctuoushackneyedelicit
- 9. Multiple Choice(v.) To plead on behalf of someone else; to serve as a third party or go-between in a disagreementsimulateassuageelicitintercede
- 10. Multiple Choiceresulting from chance, fortuitousadventitiouscallowjadedoccult
- 11. Multiple Choiceone who trespasses; an intruderinterlopercoalitionex officionominal
- 12. Multiple Choicenot direct, meanderingcircuitousintrinsichackneyedunctuous
- 13. Multiple Choicestrict, urgently binding, sharp or bitterstringenttenuousinadvertentprovincial
- 14. Multiple Choiceoffense, resentment, a vague suspicianumbrageinnuendoaplombferment
- 15. Multiple Choiceto make easier, accelerateexpeditepeculateingratiateexpostulate
- 16. Multiple Choiceto draw forth, to evoke or extractelicitexhortpermeateenjoin
- 17. Multiple Choiceto think or believe, to gather, to infersurmiseameliorateintercedewheedle
- 18. Multiple Choicecomposure or coolness, self-assuarancesangfroidacculturationdrivelprerogative
- 19. Multiple Choiceto sympathize with, to empathizecommiseratesimulateinfringetranscend
- 20. Multiple Choicea condensed accountepitomemilleniumapprobationvitriol
- 21. Multiple Choicecharacterized by excessive hasteprecipitatenoncommittalluridprovincial
- 22. Multiple Choiceto make easier or milder, relieveassuageinveighexpiateascribe
- 23. Multiple Choicedeserving of recognition and praisemeritoriouspetulantbombasticseditious
- 24. Multiple Choice(adj.) Pertaining to an outlying area; local; narrow in mind or outlookHiatusUnctousProvincialAssuage
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWhat word means "to make better"?amelioratecallowexhortintrinsic
- 26. Multiple ChoiceWhat word refers to a span of 1000 years?occultlassitudeinveighmillennium
- 27. Multiple ChoiceWhich word would describe an educated guess?lassitudesurmisepermeateinveigh
- 28. Multiple ChoiceSomeone who stands too close is guilty of doing thisingratiateprecipitatesurmiseinfringe
- 29. Multiple ChoiceWhat word would apply to a soggy paper towel left in the sink?occultlassitudepermeateexhort
- 30. Multiple Choicedrool; nonsenseaplombcallowdrivellassitude
- 31. Multiple Choicecool, calm, and collectedbombasticaplombameliorateexhort
- 32. Multiple ChoiceI urge you to study for this test!ingratiateintrinsicexhortinfringe
- 33. Multiple ChoiceIf you study, you will get a good grade and avoid doing this laterinveighinfringelassitudeex officio
- 34. Multiple ChoiceIf you don't study, you can't be the ____ of a star studentdrivelaplombcallowepitome
- 35. Multiple ChoiceAfter four years of high school, the incoming freshmen will look so _____ to youcallowbombasticex officiointerloper
- 36. Multiple Choiceto try to get in good with someoneintrinsicpermeateprecipitateingratiate
- 37. Multiple Choicethe supernaturalinterloperoccultmillenniumintrinsic
- 38. Multiple Choicesomething essential to the very nature of a person or thinginveighintrinsicdrivelinfringe
- 39. Multiple ChoiceLet me beg you to consider your options before making a decisionex officioinfringepermeateexhort
- 40. Multiple Choicesomeone who butts inlassitudeingratiateaplombinterloper
- 41. Multiple Choicethe opposite of being humble and true to yourselfbombasticcallowepitomeprecipitate
- 42. Multiple ChoiceMay I ask what may ____ your sudden interest in sports?stringentoccultaplombprecipipate
- 43. Multiple ChoiceAfter being sick all week, a certain amount of ____ can be expected.permeatestringentlassitudeaplomb
- 44. Multiple ChoiceWhile easier on some issues, the police tend to be stringent when it comes to weapons in school.intrinsicstringentprecipitatelassitude
- 45. Multiple Choicesomething essential to the very nature of a person or thinginveighintrinsicdrivelinfringe
- 46. Multiple ChoiceBy virtue of holding a certain officeexhortaplombex officioinveigh
- 47. Multiple Choiceexpress strong disapprovalinveighpermeatesurmiseameliorate
- 48. Multiple Choiceto steal something that has been given into one's trustseditiouspeculateenjoinexpiate
- 49. Multiple Choiceto make amends; to make up forsangfroidexpediteascribeexpiate
- 50. Multiple Choiceaccidentalvitriolicinadvertentnominalcircuitous
- 51. Multiple Choiceto have an intense hatred forcommiserateproclivityexpiateabominate
- 52. Multiple ChoiceI followed a ____ path through the woods when I was lost.circuitousseditioustenousvitriolic
- 53. Multiple ChoiceCaught up in the ____ of revolution, the young men enlisted with the local militias.proclivitywheedlefermentnominal
- 54. Multiple ChoiceDictators usually begin their reigns by searching out and silencing ____ opinion.expediteseditiouspeculateadventitious
- 55. Multiple ChoiceThrough ____, America has become a Melting Pot.acculturationcommiseratetenousproclivity
- 56. Multiple ChoiceShe asked for an RSVP, but I prefer to remain ____.inadverdentnoncommittalenjoinadventitious
- 57. Multiple Choiceto assign or refer to; to attributecommiserateexpiateascribeenjoin
- 58. Multiple Choiceto direct or order; to prohibitfermentsangfroidwheedleenjoin
- 59. Multiple Choicethin, slender; poorly supportedwheedlecircuitoustenuousseditious
- 60. Multiple ChoiceAn experienced actor can perform with what seems like limitless ____, even when he forgets a line.acculturationsangfroidproclivitycommiserate
- 61. Multiple Choiceresulting from chanceadventitiouscircuitousfermentnoncommittal
- 62. Multiple Choiceto make easysangfroidseditiousexpeditetenuous
- 63. Multiple ChoiceThough hurt by his ____ language, I had to admit that some of his points were valid.seditioustenuousinadvertentvitriolic
- 64. Multiple ChoiceBecause so many of his patients were poor, the doctor charged only a ____ fee.noncommittalnominalexpeditetenuous
- 65. Multiple ChoiceThe spy used charm and flattery to ____ the information from the diplomat.fermentpeculatewheedleenjoin
- 66. Multiple ChoiceFond of long walks outdoors, Karen displayed a ____ for nature study.proclivitypeculatesangfroidexpiate
- 67. Multiple Choiceto share a feeling of distresscommiserateascribeabominatewheedle
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