Sadlier-Oxford Vocab Review (Level D Unit 5)

It is up to us to get rid of any _________ prejudices that we may still unwittingly hold against members of other races and nationalities.

• incorrigible

• latent

• exodus

The brook _______________ along its rocky course seemed to be conversing wordlessly with the wind murmuring in the trees.

• prattling

• annihilating

• opaque

I refuse to believe that our society will ____________ to the weaknesses which have destroyed other nations.

• succumb

• catalyst

• reprimand

For the world's starving millions, finding enough food to keep body and soul together has become the ______________ concern in life.

• paramount

• latent

• brazen

Most historians agree that military disasters during World War I were the _____________ that sparked the Russian Revolution of 1917.

• exodus

• catalyst

• militants

During the summer, urban "sun-worshippers" begin their weekly ___________ from the city around 3:00 PM on Friday.

• exodus

• servitude

• stagnant

You may think that his explanation is perfectly clear, but I find it confused and ____________________.

• brazen

• opaque

• rebut

Since they are firmly based on the logic of a sentence, the rules of punctuation should not be considered purely _____________.

• arbitrary

• slapdash

• morose

He has deceived me so many times that I am forced to conclude that he is simply a(n) _______________________ liar.

• incorrigible

• morose

• latent

With our bigger, faster, more experienced players, Riverside simply _______________ Rufus King, 56 to 7.

• annihilated

• succumbed to

• exodus