unit 9 ex 3

We were (obligated/declared) to return the favour since he had helped us previously

• obligated

• declared

That man was unwelcomed in that high-class restaurant because of his (belligerence/array)

• belligerence

• array

They resolved the dispute between them (amicably/resoundingly) and were on good terms again

• amicably

• resoundingly

Joe was commended for his (innovative/lacklustre) method in solving the problem

• innovative

• lacklustre

The tourist spoke in a language which was (excessive/incomprehensible) to me

• excessive

• incomprehensible

Zack's parents had a talk with him as they felt he was spending (excessive/expansive) time on his co-curricular activities

• excessive

• expansive

There was a healthy exchange of ideas in the forum which highlighted the (belligerence/diversity) of opinions among the public

• belligerence

• diversity

The truce (obligated/declared) between the rulers of the two kingdoms was vague in its wording

• obligated

• declared

The team overcame their opponents (amicably/resoundingly) and advanced into the next round

• amicably

• resoundingly

Josh was amazed at the (array/downswing) of choices available and was at a loss as to how to proceed

• array

• downswing