Vocabulary Unit 1 Ch. 4 ERWC Review Quiz

To many people, Mozart's work represent the

• maudlin

• zenith

• regress

• euphoria

People in bombed-out, war-torn cities sometimes ______ to more primitive ways of life

• regress

• berate

• relinquish

• zenith

Mei Lin was ______ when the college that was her first choice accepted her

• maudlin

• infallible

• berated

• euphoric

When Dad lost his job, he had to _____ his identification card, his employee parking permit, and the key to his desk

• relinquish

• regress

• berate

• estrange

Rosina used to be friendly, but since her promotion, she has become so cold that she has _____(e)d former coworkers.

• estranged

• berated

• relinquished

• zenithed

"I don't expect you to be _____," the boss said, "but I don't want you to make the same mistakes over and over.

• euphoric

• infallible

• impetuous

• berated

"I know I was late," Liz said, "but you could have pointed it out quietly. You didn't have to ____ me."

• regress

• relinquish

• estrange

• berate

In our neighborhood, litter is ______the sidewalks are ankle-deep in trash. We need a cleanup campaign.

• impetuous

• infallible

• maudlin

• ubiquitous

Uncle Antonio becomes_____ when he talks about his dear old mother in Italy. And tears also come to the eyes of all who listen.

• maudlin

• impetuous

• ubiquitous

• euphoric

Joyce isn't usually _____, but last week she had a sudden urge to try out her nephew's skateboard. Everyone in the office has already signed the cast on her broken wrist.

• maudlin

• euphoric

• impetuous

• infallible