English midterm practise

Dropping out of high school is not something my parents would ever allow.

• • imprudent

• • naive

• • condone

• • tangible

At the wedding, the joy in the air seemed touchable.

• • vigorous

• • palpable

• • naive

• • imprudent

Only a very gullible person would believe in the Tooth Fairy.

• • condone

• • imprudent

• • tangible

• • naive

Instead of just believing him when he said he was getting good grades, Steven's parents required definite proof that he was succeeding.

• • indolent

• • naivenaive

• • imprudent

• • tangible

Michael behaved in a very rash fashion, being rude to the police officer who pulled him over.

• • palpable

• • vigorous

• • imprudent

• • indolent

Despite being in a nursing home, Maria's grandfather shows that he has a lot of energy by going bowling every week.

• • condone

• • vigor

• • palpable

• • naive

The sloth hung lazily from the tree branch. 

• • indolently

• • vigorously

• • imprudently

• • naively

Steven did all his chores with such......that he had an hour left to play video games.

• efficiency
• carelessness
• diligence
• speed

Maria was..........that the woman at the grocery store treated her so rudely!

• surprised
• disappointed
• happy
• appalled

Cellars are often damp because water will...through the walls.

• drip
• seep
• trickle
• flow