WorksheetsChapter 26 Sentence Check
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Disabled people don't like others to _____ at them. Instead of a stare, a simple smile would be appreciated.
gape
contemplate
precedent
feasible
condone
From time to time, I _____ attending business school, but so far I've made no firm decision.
gape
contemplate
precedent
feasible
condone
Lawyers can strengthen a case by finding a useful _____ among previous similar cases.
gape
contemplate
precedent
feasible
condone
It's not _____ for me to attend two weddings in the same afternoon, so I'll have to choose between them.
gape
contemplate
precedent
feasible
condone
The principal does not _____ hitting students. He believes that every problem has a nonviolent solution.
gape
contemplate
precedent
feasible
condone
At the low-cost clinic, Clayton had given evidence of his _____ situation, such as a tax form or current pay stub, before he could receive treatment.
fiscal
furtive
pathetic
feign
punitive
The people on the elevator didn't want to stare at the patch on my eye, but several took ______ glances.
fiscal
furtive
pathetic
feign
punitive
Mr. Hall's living conditions were ______. There was no heat or electricity in his apartment, and the walls were crumbling.
fiscal
furtive
pathetic
feign
punitive
When I gave my oral report in class, I tried to ______ confidence, but my shaking legs revealed my nervousness.
fiscal
furtive
pathetic
feign
punitive
My mother wasn't usually _____, but one day I pushed her too far, and she said, " If you do that one more time, I will send you to your room for the rest of your adolescence."
fiscal
furtive
pathetic
feign
punitive
"Would it be ______ for us to buy a new copy machine?" Hal asked at the office budget meeting. The boss replied, "Unfortunately, our _____ situation is too tight. That purchase would deplete our funds and create a deficit in our budget."
feasible; fiscal
punitive; contemplate
gape; pathetic
condone; furtive
precedent; feign
Some parents take only _____ measures when children misbehave. They never take time to _____ the benefits of a gentler approach. However, benign encouragement is often more effective than punishment.
feasible; fiscal
punitive; contemplate
gape; pathetic
condone; furtive
precedent; feign
Several passersby stopped to ______ at the homeless man and his ______ shelter, made of cardboard and a torn blanket. The poignant sight moved one woman to go to a restaurant and buy a meal for the man.
feasible; fiscal
punitive; contemplate
gape; pathetic
condone; furtive
precedent; feign
he fourth-grade teacher said, "I will not ______ any ______ behavior in my class. Rita, please stop passing notes under your desk to Ellen."
feasible; fiscal
punitive; contemplate
gape; pathetic
condone; furtive
precedent; feign
The ______ was set many years ago: When the winner of a beauty contest is announced, the runner-up ______s happiness for the winner, despite the fact that she is quite devoid of happiness at the moment.
feasible; fiscal
punitive; contemplate
gape; pathetic
condone; furtive
precedent; feign
