WorksheetsUnit 1 Review (part 2) - Missed Questions
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
His essay was criticized for a (a) of strong arguments.
paucity
obtrude
fatalistic
alienate
The region is known for its (a) of natural resources.
Forests
Minerals
Water
Wildlife
He felt (a) after winning the race.
elated
paucity
licentious
fatalistic
The (a) examined the ancient coin with great care.
numismatist
fatalistic
paucity
epigram
She had a (a) attitude, thinking everything was pre-decided.
fatalistic
pensive
elated
paucity
Some soldiers adopt a (a) mindset to cope with danger.
fatalistic
elated
paucity
alienate
Their (a) defense led to a humiliating loss.
lackadaisical
accept
obtrude
elated
His (a) approach to training cost him the championship.
lackadaisical
elated
pensive
paucity
The decision may (a) loyal customers.
alienate
licentious
pensive
accept
A sharp (a) can sting as much as it amuses.
epigram
licentious
accept
obtrude
His speech was full of humor and ended with a brilliant (a) .
epigram
elated
paucity
obtrude
All the books were donated (a) the rare ones.
Rare Books
Donated Books
Library
Collection
The critics condemned the film for its (a) content.
Offensive
Innovative
Boring
Groundbreaking
The ruler was infamous for his (a) lifestyle.
licentious
fatalistic
alienate
pensive
The author’s (a) characters shocked conservative readers.
licentious
accept
paucity
elated
18. A (a) attitude toward rules often leads to chaos.
licentious
lackadaisical
paucity
epigram
A (a) philosophy often discourages people from working hard.
fatalistic
obtrude
numismatist
pensive
The unwanted advertisement seemed to (a) on the screen.
obtrude
accept
elated
paucity
She grew (a) as she recalled childhood memories.
pensive
elated
paucity
licentious
Ignoring her family will only (a) her from them.
alienate
except
paucity
elated
60. Harsh leadership often tends to (a) workers.
alienate
obtrude
fatalistic
elated
Her face looked (a) as she received the award.
elated
pensive
lackadaisical
obtrude
The author’s witty (a) made the crowd laugh.
epigram
paucity
alienate
licentious
The comedian delivered an (a) about politics.
epigram
paucity
fatalistic
pensive
