Vocabulary Level G Unit 3

For as far as the eye could see, _____ unripe corn swayed in the breeze.

• Utopian

• Verdant

• Viscous

• Murky

Some people will ________ their true feelings rather than speak from the heart.

• Decry

• Exhume

• Evince

• Dissemble

From the deck of our boat, we could see dolphins ________ playfully in the water.

• Cavorting

• Evincing

• Dissembling

• Decrying

He dresses up his simplistic ideas with overly convoluted ________ to convince others that he’s an intellectual.

• Propinquity

• Eulogies

• Verbiage

• Credence

Because she rushed through her first draft of her paper, she had to make _______ changes to it.

• Substantive

• Feckless

• Nefarious

• Piquant

How could we draw any clear ideas from a talk that was so disorganized, confused in language, and gernally________.

• Piquant

• Nefarious

• Distraught

• Murky

He is usually something of a daredevil, but on this occasion he approached the problem with _______caution.

• Unwonted

• Viscous

• Feckless

• Distraught

The Geatish people become _________ when their great king Beowulf dies.

• Verdant

• Distraught

• Primordial

• Substantive

In the hands of our hopelessly ______ producer, what should have been a sure fire hit turned into a resounding dud.

• Distraught

• substantive

• Feckless

• Nefarious

I found the podcast’s coverage of contemporary media humorous and __________.

• Piquant

• Murky

• Nefarious

• Primordial