Vocabulary Workshop D unit 1 sentences A

Our troops were unable to_________the enemy's lines during the battle.

• Brigand

• breach

• deadlock

• debris

Ancient caravans passing through desolate areas were sometimes attacked by_________

• Brigand

• breach

• deadlock

• debris

Because of a serious______of the rules, two players were ejected from the game.

• salvage

• breach

• deadlock

• debris

After the storm, the beach was littered with driftwood and other_____________

• brigand

• breach

• deadlock

• debris

After fifteen innings, the score remained a frustrating 3-to-3__________________

• salvage

• breach

• deadlock

• debris

The refusal of labor and management to modify their demands___________the contract negotiations.

• brigand

• breach

• debris

• deadlock

The speech was so long and______________that most audience members were thoroughly confused by it.

• breach

• defuse

• muddle

• deadlock

The scent of lilacs slowly_________________through the open window.

• defuse

• breach

• muddle

• deadlock

_____________________from sunken ships can be of great value to archaeologists and historians.

• muddle

• deadlock

• salvage

• breach

Too much stress and too little sleep will almost certainly ___________a person's ability to concentrate.

• salvage

• muddle

• deadlock

• breach