Vocab Quiz: The Most Dangerous Game

The politician's reputation was ​ (a)   by the scandal, and many people no longer trusted him.

• tainted
• dogged
• condoned

After months of hard work, the production team finally had a ​ (a)   product to show for their efforts

• tangible
• imprudent
• precarious

The bride's ​ (a)   change in wedding plans caught us all off guard, and the bridesmaids had to scramble to adjust.

• abrupt
• affable
• futile

The hikers were in true​ (a)   when they got lost in the wilderness without any supplies.

• peril
• amenity
• bewilderment

The hotel's ​ (a)   , like the pool and gym, were a welcome addition to our vacation.

• amenities
• doggedness
• stealth

It was ​ (a)   to go swimming in the ocean during a thunderstorm, but the teenagers didn't think about the danger.

• imprudent
• palpable
• condoned

The man's ​ (a)   was evident as he tried to understand the complex instructions.

• bewilderment
• imperative
• quarry

The teacher did not ​ (a)   cheating and made it clear that it was unacceptable in her classroom.

• condone
• bewilder
• elude

The thief was able to ​ (a)   the police by slipping away unnoticed in the dark of night.

• elude
• condone
• scowl

The spy moved ​ (a)   through the building, trying not to be detected by the guards.

• stealthily
• precariously
• indolently