7 - Vocabulary 3b & 4b

Ashleigh decided to ​ (a)   Aleksi to tell him to stop spreading rumors.

• eminent
• imposition
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• abdicate
• confront
• negligent
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor

My sister was ​​ (a)   toward my plants while I was away; she forgot to water them several days in a row.

• eminent
• imposition
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• abdicate
• negligent
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront

The queen chose to ​ (a)   the throne when it was clear that her subjects were about to rebel.

• eminent
• imposition
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• abdicate
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent

Rowena always chooses Rae to revise her papers because she displays​ (a)   in her honest feedback.

• eminent
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate
• imposition

I hope it isn’t too much of a(n) ​ (a)   if I stay at your home for a few days.

• eminent
• imposition
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate

At least the storm is ​ (a)   , so we can make plans to protect ourselves from it.

• eminent
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate
• imposition

I’m facing a real ​ (a)   : do I go to the party, or stay home to study?

• eminent
• dilemma
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate
• imposition
• foreseeable

Her poor grade was ​ (a)   ; everyone knew she had put off her project until the last minute.

• eminent
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate
• imposition
• foreseeable
• dilemma

She is a(n) ​ (a)   boxer; her opponents fear boxing with her.

• eminent
• deceitful
• formidable
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate
• imposition
• dilemma
• foreseeable

The ​ (a)   man lies to everyone.

• eminent
• deceitful
• candor
• confront
• negligent
• abdicate
• imposition
• dilemma
• foreseeable
• formidable