to cause confusion

to be convincing; to be interesting

to show something in the form of art

to be awesome or grand in quality

to include

to talk or bring up in a persistent manner

a soft sound (i.e. a whisper)

True or False: Encompass is used correctly in the following sentence:

The to-do list encompasses all of the household chores.

True or false: The following sentence uses the word compelling correctly.

The argument was so compelling that I changed my mind to agree with him.

True or False: The following sentence uses the word bewilders correctly:

The fact that she thinks the sky is green bewilders me.

True or False: The following sentence uses the word murmurs correctly:

The murmurs coming from the hallway were so loud!

True or False: The following sentence use the word depicts correctly:

The painting depicts an image of a horse.

True or False: The following sentence uses the word shrouded correctly:

The ship was shrouded with clear skies, so I was able to see it without issues.

True or False: The following sentence uses the word harp correctly:

She never mentioned homework, so I felt like she was harping on the subject.

True or False: The following sentence uses the word impressive correctly:

It was impressive that she was able to run a mile is 4 minutes!

Which word completes the sentence:

The artist was painting something that _________ a beautiful lake.

Which word completes the following sentence:

The idea of ice cream was so ____________ that I decided to go to the store at midnight.

Which word completes the sentence:

The rules _________ all of the expectations for the class.

Which word completes the sentence:

She was __________ by his sudden change in mood.