1. The most strict, by-the-book practitioners of any religion are often referred to as______
A. bucolic
B. euphonious
C. orthodox
D. grandiloquent
E. amenable
2. The sound of her voice is more____than the most wonderful bird song
A. Feigning
B. Irascible
C. Quixotic
D. Ubiquitous
E. Euphonious
3. He is such a rookie that he hardly know what to do on the job. I wish they would’ve hire us such______assistants.
A. Draconian
B. Ubiquitous
C. Callow
D. Myriad
E. Proficient
4. The best place for to read at my parents place is in my he shade or the peaceful little ____ in their backyard
A. Bulwark
B. Hovel
C. Cache
D. Hoard
E. Gazebo
5. Some of the people hired as dishwashers at the restaurant are so______ they barely wash a rack of dishes in an hour. The cooks_____working with them, because there are so few clean pots and pans to use
A. Callous…. Inveigle
B. Erudite….Dispel
C. Lethargic…. Abhor
D. Deft…. Intervene
E. Congenial…..Embody
6. Some meat is soft and easy to chew. Other meat is cheap and full of gristle, so you sit and______ a single bite for a minute before you can swallow
A. Castigate
B. Masticate
C. Badger
D. Beget
E. Disperse
7. She’s so in love with him she practically ______on him
A. Blathers
B. Defames
C. Wanes
D. Musters
E. fawns
8. I’d like to wear a kings robe and carry golden cave to the prome
14. Crafty, cleaver people don’t fight with muscle and strength as mush as_____
A. Hoard
B. Torque
C. Guile
D. Doldrums
E. Misanthrophy
17. He didn’t win the game by being skilful, he won by luck, by simply being more______than his opponent
A. Noisome
B. Deft
C. Erudite
D. Fortuitous
E. somber