u2quiz

The criminal’s __________ disregard for life shocked the entire nation.

• fortuitous
• wanton
• erroneous
• caprice

Answer explanation

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His comments were based on __________ assumptions, which weakened his argument.

• exuberant
• sagacious
• fortuitous
• erroneous

The new government promised to __________ outdated laws that no longer served the public.

• deprave
• disentangle
• circumscribe
• proscribe

The financial crisis marked the __________ of a new economic order.

• genesis
• fortuity
• capriciousness
• drudge

The court found that the defendant had an intent to __________ moral values through her actions.

• erroneous
• deprave
• capricious
• agitation

Decades of working as a factory __________ had worn him down, but he never complained.

• drudge
• genesis
• exuberant
• erroneous

Unlike his __________ behavior in the past, John now makes decisions only after careful consideration.

• sagacious
• fortuitous
• capricious
• circumscribe

It was a purely __________ encounter that she met the editor who would eventually publish her first novel.

• wanton
• sagacity
• fortuitous
• erroneous

The factory was fined heavily for the __________ of its food products with cheap chemicals.

• adulteration
• vitiate
• agitation
• disentangle

The company was sued for being __________ in maintaining workplace safety standards, which led to several accidents.

• capricious
• negligent
• erroneous
• proscribed