Vocabulary Unit 6

1.       Why do you always ask me what’s going to happen?  I’m no ­­­­ (a)   !

1.       For years, his restless spirit led him to wander the highways and byways of this great land like any other footloose ­­­­ (a)   .

1.       If you would be kind enough to buy a loose-leaf notebook for me while you are in the store, I’ll ­­­­ (a)   you immediately.

1.       The crowd is so ­­­­ (a)   that the umpire is booed every time he makes a decision against the home team.

1.       Trying to untangle a badly snarled fishing line is like trying to find one’s way through a ­­­­ (a)   .

1.       Because our energy resources are limited, the American people must try to do everything possible to ­­­­ (a)   fuel.

1.       Each of the items on the ­­­­ (a)   for our meeting today will probably require a good deal of discussion.

1.       Ms. Fillmer explained with such ­­­­ (a)   how to go about changing a tire that I felt that even someone as clumsy as I could do it.

1.       I was not prepared for the ­­­­ (a)   sight that met my eyes at the scene of that horrible massacre.

1.       The high standard of excellence that the woman had set for herself left her no ­­­­ (a)   for mistakes.