WorksheetsUnit 4 Review [D]
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Unfortunately she could not ____herself from the rope as the knots were out of reach.
abscond
hoodwink
disentangle
auspicious
In the end, he was_____to take the mid term exam.
hoodwinked
fated
pliant
dauntless
Well, what in the world possessed you to ____Mr. French into paying you $5,00,000,000 in cold, hard cash?
hoodwink
anarchy
access
rectify
All of God's creation, animate and ____, reflected God's generosity toward his creatures and evoked an outpouring of praise and thanks.
auspicious
daunt
incinerate
inanimate
Luckily, we have some brave and _____reviewers who are willing to take a stand.
pompous
inanimate
incinerate
intrepid
He ______ his ex-girlfriend's picture in the fire place.
incinerated
inanimated
pliant
reprieved
If an attempt to steal results in carrying off the owner's goods, it is _______.
pliant
larceny
reprieve
revile
A lazy grin spreading over his sleepy face, Shanza burrowed into the heat happily, nose pressed against soft and ______pillows.
pliant
inanimate
arduous
rectified
They had begun to realize that, should the king ______, the keystone of the whole constitution would be lost, with incalculable consequences.
daunt
anarchy
abscond
hoodwink
She gained ______to the castle by bribing one guard, and taking out another one.
access
inanimate
incinerate
pliant
__________to stockpiled vaccine is restricted to containing epidemiologically and virologically confirmed outbreaks of smallpox.
Hoodwink
Arduous
Access
Intrepid
More than a decade of civil war and _____have made it an almost perfect base for terrorists.
incinerate
fated
anarchy
pliant
Education requires_______work through sacrifice of time and activities.
arduous
auspicious
fated
hoodwink
Tigers, lions and elephants are regarded as _____animals and appear on paintings and frescoes.
reviling
inanimate
daunting
auspicious
Even the prospect of getting down to taxing and arduous schoolwork did not _________ Rachel, Carla, and Grace.
inanimate
daunt
incinerate
pliant
There will be tribulation and people will _____you and slander you, but he has overcome and that we live for that.
precipice
rectify
revile
pompous
She gained ________from her arduous work when Jamal come as a proxy for her.
rectify
reprieve
revile
disentangle
"I will ______ you from going to prison as this is your first offence," the judge firmly stated to the young woman before him.
reprieve
precipice
abscond
disentangle
Mr Diamond has been in contact with numerous council representatives in an effort to ______the terrible situation, but to no avail.
pompous
precipice
rectify
revile
The ______device for dolphins will be tested by one of the two Scottish trawlers fishing for sea bass in the Channel this month.
inanimate
precipice
pompous
prototype
Eddie fell backwards, stumbling over the edge of the trail, but caught on with one hand, perilously hanging over the _______.
access
disentangle
pompous
precipice
Even so, he wouldn't have bothered to come if it had not been for the fact that Eddie Edwards was a ________braggart.
rectified
pompous
reviled
fated
to run off and hide
access
abscond
arduous
approach or admittance to places, persons, things; an increase
access
auspicious
biased
A lack of government and law; confusion
anarchy
inanimate
fated
hard to do, requiring much effort
arduous
auspicious
daunt
favorable; fortnuate
auspicious
disentangle
intrepid
favoring one side unduly; prejudiced
biased
daunt
disentangle
to overcome with fear, intimidate
daunt
fated
hoodwink
to free from tangles or complications
disentangle
incinerate
intrepid
determined in advance by destiny or fortune
inanimate
fated
larceny
to mislead any a trick, deceive
hoodwink
intrepid
anarchy
not having life; without energy or spirit
inanimate
abscond
arduous
to burn to ashes
anarchy
incinerate
daunt
very brave, fearless, unshakable
intrepid
fated
daunt
theft
larceny
hoodwink
abscond
bending readily; easily influenced
pliant
pompous
rectify
overly self-important in speech and manner
pliant
pompous
revile
a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster
precipice
reprieve
pompous
to make right; correct
rectify
reprieve
revile
a temporary relief or delay; to grant a postponement
reprieve
pliant
abscond
to attack with words, call bad names
revile
access
incinerate
