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WorksheetsUnit 6 Vocab- Choosing the right word
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Cleopatra took her own life rather than suffer the (figment, ignominy) of being led through the streets of Rome in chains.
Figment
Ignominy
Few writers have J.D. Salinger's remarkable ability to (delineate, garner) the emotions and aspirations of the avenger teenager.
Delineate
Garner
It is only in superior mental powers, in in physical strength or (ignominy, acuity) of the senses, that human being surpass other living things.
Ignominy
Acuity
Someone with a pronounced (penchant, figment) for saying the wrong thing my justly be described as a victim of "foot-in-mouth" disease.
Penchant
Figment
The (sumptuous, ubiquitous) banquet was a pleasant change of pace from the spartan fare to which I had become accustomed.
Sumptuous
Ubiquitous
A true sign of intellectual maturity is the ability to distinguish the (figments, penchants) of wishful thinking from reality.
Figments
Penchants
The conversation between the computer programmers was so (esoteric, ubiquitous) that I wasn't sure they were speaking English.
Esoteric
Ubiquitous
The alert defense put up by our team completely neutralized our opponents' (reputedly, sumptuously) unstoppable passing attack.
Reputedly
Sumptuously
We will never abandon a cause that has been (garnered, hallowed) by the achievements and sacrifices of so many noble people.
Garnered
Hallowed
Probably no complaint of young people is more (ubiquitous, acuity) than "My parents don't understand me!"
Ubiquitous
Acuity
