Sadlier Oxford Unit 4 choose the right word

The raccoon that was eating my garbage proved to be blank and hard to catch.

• elusive
• petty
• idolize

• ingratitude

The woman ran into the store with her car and caused great damage, but the jury chose to blank

• plight
• acquit
• petty

• revocation

Many people were concerned about the blank ​ of the football scoreboard and decided to raise money to replace it.

• plight
• mortal
• topple

• elusive

If you place the chrome book on the edge of your desk, you risk it being ​ blank by a passing student.

• strand
• toppled
• idolize

• acquit

Ms. Fisher asked me to blank​ the quiz she made to look for any misspelled words before she printed it.

• petty
• scan
• ovation

• discredit

After winning the football game Friday night against Williamsburg, the football team received a​n blank from the fans.

• ovation
• ingratitude
• keepsake

• strife

Her pencil pouch was a ​blank from Disney World in Orlando.

• keepsake
• plight
• reverie

• repent

Are we going to allow ​blank quarrels to take away our friendship?​

• petty
• devastate

• generate

• elusive

We should respect our professional athletes, but we should not​ blank them and think they can do no wrong.

• idolize
• discredit
• mortal

• ingratitude

I knew she was wrapped up in herself, but I never thought she would show such ​blank for the gifts she was given for her birthday.

• ingratitude
• revocation
• reverie

• strand