WorksheetsLevel E - Unit 13
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Someone's most valuable __________ may be the ability to analyze complex problems quickly and competently.
prowess
asset
Croatians argue that the __________ of the lightbulb are Nikola Tesla's and not Edison's.
facsimile
patent
prowess
Many pieces of art are replaced with a __________ when they need to go through restoration.
beset
prowess
facsimile
"Here's the __________," said Father. "Pass all your courses, or you can forget about attending senior prom."
ultimatum
antipathy
Her sense of __________ is so strict that she often makes other people feel stiff and uncomfortable.
compassion
decorum
His __________ as a speaker quickly made him a leading figure in the Senate.
prowess
duress
Some of the lessons that we learned during the Great Depression are __________ to our economic problems today.
implacable
applicable
It does little good to feel __________ for those less fortunate than ourselves if we are not willing to make sacrifices to help them.
decorum
compassion
Synonym for hostility.
antipathy
compassion
duress
facsimile
Synonym for tiny.
exhuberant
implacable
infinitesimal
stipulate
Synonym for digest.
beset
imbibe
The opposite of sedate is __________.
composed
cool
loud
unruffled
The opposite of flexible.
exuberant
implacable
The opposite of stentorian is __________.
deafening
hushed
earsplitting
thundering
(v.) to attack from all sides
beset
duress
exuberant
innocuous
(n.) compassion by threat
beset
duress
implacable
militate
(adj.) high-spirited, enthusiastic
exhuberant
imbibe
implacable
militate
(adj.) harmless, inoffensive
implacable
innocuous
militate
(v.) to have effect or force on or against someone or something.
imbibe
militate
stipulate
(v.) to require as a condition of agreement
beset
militate
stipulate
