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UNIT 4 - MCGRAWHILL NEW

Total questions: 96

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In his p (a)   tone, Dr. Higgins insisted on explaining every obscure grammatical rule, much to his students' frustration.

2.

The g (a)   architecture of the Palace of Versailles reveals the opulence of the French monarchy before the Revolution.

3.

Mark’s b (a)   speech about the company’s future felt more like a performance than a genuine presentation.

4.

Jay Gatsby, though charming, comes off as a b (a)   with his constant talk of wealth and success.

5.

Her o (a)   jewelry, glittering with gemstones, was hard to miss in the dimly lit room.

6.

The CEO's p (a)   remarks about 'saving the company single-handedly' were met with eye-rolls from the audience.

7.

The star quarterback s (a)   onto the field, his confidence evident in his every move.

8.

She held l (a)   ideals about changing the world, refusing to settle for anything less than impactful.

9.

The g (a)   neon lights of Times Square are mesmerizing yet almost overwhelming at night.

10.

The o (a)   carvings on the cathedral doors depict scenes from the Bible in incredible detail.

11.

The o (a)   of the Sultan’s palace was evident in the gold-plated walls and diamond-studded chandeliers.

12.

Critics found the artist’s work p (a)   s , claiming it was designed more to shock than to convey real meaning.

13.

The b (a)   style of the painting, with its dramatic details, reflected the excesses of the 17th century.

14.

Marie Curie’s d (a)   determination led her to groundbreaking discoveries in radioactivity despite countless challenges.

15.

The i (a)   rise of artificial intelligence is reshaping industries around the globe.

16.

Even when faced with clear evidence, he remained o (a)   in his belief that climate change was a hoax.

17.

The senator’s i (a)   stance on the bill led to a prolonged debate in Congress.

18.

The question of surveillance in public spaces remains a c (a)   issue in many countries.

19.

It was her p (a)   that got her through law school while raising two young children.

20.

Martin Luther King Jr. remained s (a)   in his fight for civil rights despite threats and opposition.

21.

The r (a)   student refused to follow classroom rules, leading to several detentions.

22.

Thomas Edison’s t (a)   work ethic led to the invention of the lightbulb after thousands of failed attempts.

23.

Known for his d (a)   nature, Socrates would question everything, making him both revered and controversial.

24.

The o (a)   landowner refused to sell his property despite lucrative offers.

25.

Scientists face i (a)   challenges in finding a cure for certain genetic disorders.

26.

She remained a (a)   about not changing her decision, despite the pleas from her family.

27.

The l (a)   nature of American society has led to a surge in lawsuits over even minor disputes.

28.

Sherlock Holmes’s a (a)   detective skills allowed him to solve cases that baffled everyone else.

29.

Serena Williams’s u (a)   serve won her countless matches and solidified her as a tennis legend.

30.

James Cameron is a (a)   at creating immersive cinematic worlds, as seen in films like Avatar.

31.

With an a (a)   for mathematics, Ada Lovelace made significant contributions to early computing theories.

32.

Mother Teresa was a p (a)   of compassion, dedicating her life to helping the poor and sick.

33.

The pianist’s d (a)   fingers danced over the keys, producing a melody that captivated the audience.

34.

Einstein is regarded as one of the p (a)   physicists of all time for his contributions to science.

35.

Dr. Fauci’s e (a)   in infectious diseases made him a key figure during the COVID-19 pandemic.

36.

With her d (a)   eye for detail, the editor caught errors most would overlook.

37.

A cheetah’s a (a)   allows it to reach speeds unmatched by any other land animal.

38.

The actor’s c (a)   performance earned him an Oscar and widespread acclaim.

39.

The d (a)   surgeon performed the delicate operation with remarkable precision.

40.

Her i (a)   taste in fashion made her a style icon around the world.

41.

The p (a)   child amazed adults by discussing complex philosophical ideas at age ten.

42.

The Joker’s n (a)   plan to wreak havoc on Gotham kept Batman constantly on alert.

43.

The idea of animal testing is r (a)   to many who advocate for animal rights.

44.

Al Capone remains i (a)   for his role in organized crime during the Prohibition era.

45.

The dictator’s o (a)   policies led to widespread suffering and protests across the nation.

46.

In Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent is the m (a)   fairy who curses the princess.

47.

Robin Hood is often celebrated for stealing from the rich m (a)   to give to the poor.

48.

The a (a)   conditions in the factory sparked outrage and calls for reform.

49.

Ebenezer Scrooge’s a (a)   blinded him to the joys of family and friendship.

50.

Despite progress made in civil rights, b (a)   continues to hamper equality.

51.

The politician was exposed as a ___________ when he broke the very rules he enforced.

a)

hypocrite

b)

duplicity

c)

braggart

d)

bigot

52.

No matter how much Nonna tried to __________ her husband, he still ended up in a love affair with another woman.

a)

denigrate

b)

gratify

c)

revamp

d)

placate

53.

Winning the Nobel Prize brought him a sense of pure ___________ that he’d never felt before.

a)

transmute

b)

euphoria

c)

vacuousness

d)

melancholy

54.

The violin’s ___________ filled the concert hall with a sense of peace.

a)

euphony

b)

symphony

c)

rupture

d)

cacophony

55.

The butterfly undergoes a complete ___________ as it transforms from a caterpillar to its adult form.

a)

mendacity

b)

animosity

c)

metamorphosis

d)

lassitude

56.

After a year of separation, the reunion was emotional, marked by tears and a heartfelt ___________.

a)

hiatus

b)

epitome

c)

rupture

d)

conflagration

57.

Alchemists attempted to ___________ base metals into gold, a task that seemed magical.

a)

sanctify

b)

transmute

c)

alleviate

d)

malign

58.

Lacking a defined shape, the ___________ cloud drifted lazily across the sky.

a)

amorphous

b)

eloquent

c)

impervious

d)

pernicious

59.

Her personality was as ___________ as the weather, changing from happy to sad in minutes.

a)

mundane

b)

mercurial

c)

torpid

d)

adamant

60.

Some materials are ___________ and can’t be changed, even under extreme heat.

a)

mutable

b)

immutable

c)

porous

d)

inert

61.

The actor is known for his ability to ___________ seamlessly between comedy and drama.

a)

gratify

b)

fluctuate

c)

delineate

d)

mitigate

62.

Her enthusiasm for the project began to ___________ as the deadline approached.

a)

convalesce

b)

harmonize

c)

vacillate

d)

augment

63.

The ancient temple required a significant ___________ to restore it to its former glory.

a)

reparation

b)

revamp

c)

conflation

d)

inception

64.

Congress agreed to ___________ several outdated laws to reflect modern society's needs.

a)

mandate

b)

amend

c)

deride

d)

defame

65.

His ideas were criticized as ___________ and uninspired by his colleagues.

a)

inscrutable

b)

hackneyed

c)

coherent

d)

redolent

66.

The designer was known for transforming ___________ objects into beautiful art pieces.

a)

vacuous

b)

pedestrian

c)

lavish

d)

grandiose

67.

He dismissed her thoughts as ___________, focusing only on the practical aspects.

a)

mundane

b)

hackneyed

c)

grandiose

d)

contentious

68.

His expression remained ___________ as he watched the performance, giving nothing away.

a)

prosaic

b)

benevolent

c)

ephemeral

d)

magnanimous

69.

Despite her youthful appearance, her observations were ___________ and full of insight.

a)

flippant

b)

insipid

c)

astute

d)

banal

70.

The professor’s lecture was so ___________ that students struggled to stay awake.

a)

dynamic

b)

banal

c)

astute

d)

vehement

71.

He took a ___________ route through the park, avoiding the busy main road.

a)

succinct

b)

pedestrian

c)

meticulous

d)

arduous

72.

The ___________ volcano has not erupted in over 300 years.

a)

transient

b)

resilient

c)

dormant

d)

belligerent

73.

Despite the controversy, the council voted ___________ in favor of the new policy.

a)

harmonious

b)

incongruous

c)

unanimous

d)

precarious

74.

The military was required to wear ___________ attire to maintain consistency.

a)

aloof

b)

amorphous

c)

uniform

d)

sagacious

75.

His ___________ allowed him to remain calm even in the face of criticism.

a)

equanimity

b)

fervor

c)

lassitude

d)

animosity

76.

Known for his ___________, he forgave his rivals and even helped them succeed.

a)

rancor

b)

misanthropy

c)

magnanimity

d)

avidity

77.

The speaker’s ___________ attitude towards the discussion made others feel hopeful.

a)

somber

b)

obstinate

c)

sanguine

d)

querulous

78.

The athlete’s calm, ___________ temperament helped him perform well under pressure.

a)

phlegmatic

b)

acerbic

c)

querulous

d)

boisterous

79.

She often wore a ___________ expression, reflecting her deep and thoughtful nature.

a)

sanctimonious

b)

jocular

c)

melancholy

d)

sagacious

80.

His ___________ tendencies made him prone to anger and quick decisions.

a)

pedantic

b)

impetuous

c)

choleric

d)

introspective

81.

Despite her protests, she had to work with the ___________ employee to finish the project.

a)

querulous

b)

haughty

c)

ephemeral

d)

sporadic

82.

The poet described the ___________ mood of the night with haunting precision.

a)

voluble

b)

dolorous

c)

reticent

d)

banal

83.

The fierce ___________ between the two rivals led to years of conflict.

a)

lethargy

b)

torpor

c)

animosity

d)

ambivalence

84.

His ___________ nature prevented him from standing up for himself.

a)

astute

b)

pusillanimous

c)

eloquent

d)

decorous

85.

By the end of the long trek, the hikers felt an overwhelming sense of ___________.

a)

effrontery

b)

lassitude

c)

magnanimity

d)

elation

86.

The story of his ___________ bravery inspired generations.

a)

erratic

b)

sanctimonious

c)

redoubtable

d)

inept

87.

The teacher encouraged ___________ behavior in her students, promoting kindness and generosity.

a)

inimical

b)

magnanimous

c)

querulous

d)

vacuous

88.

Despite his wealth, he was surprisingly ___________, choosing to live a simple life.

a)

indomitable

b)

ascetic

c)

affluent

d)

amiable

89.

She was celebrated as a ___________, dedicating her life to helping others.

a)

sybarite

b)

zealot

c)

philanthropist

d)

misanthrope

90.

Their ___________ support for the charity inspired many others to donate.

a)

expedient

b)

commendable

c)

munificent

d)

austere

91.

The art exhibition showcased ___________ of various cultural traditions.

a)

decorum

b)

decadence

c)

amalgamation

d)

opulence

92.

Her ___________ to learn and grow led her to enroll in advanced courses.

a)

munificence

b)

largesse

c)

affability

d)

proclivity

93.

Known for his ___________ personality, he was beloved by everyone in his village.

a)

genial

b)

contemptuous

c)

ephemeral

d)

avid

94.

She was ___________ as the team leader due to her exceptional skills.

a)

vilified

b)

lauded

c)

derogated

d)

repudiated

95.

The scientist was ___________ for his groundbreaking research in renewable energy.

a)

extolled

b)

execrated

c)

admonished

d)

exasperated

96.

Despite his ___________ appearance, the boxer was friendly and approachable.

a)

feeble

b)

impervious

c)

formidable

d)

mundane