Vocabulary (2)

The facts seemed to ​ (a)   what we first thought was the truth.

• contradict
• obilinging
• primitive
• flinch

The game was about to ​ (a)   so we had to hurry to our seats.

• commence
• commodity
• commerce
• circumference

People began to ​ (a)   around the accident, so the police had to disperse the crowd.

• congregate
• commodity
• congruent
• congenial

The noise began to ​ (a)   so I had to put my hands over my ears to try to keep the noise out.

• intensify
• attentive
• hydraulic
• yearn

The mouse began to ​ (a)   across the floor once it spotted a cat coming in its direction.

• scurry
• obliging
• rout
• contest

​ (a)   filled the room as it looked like their favorite team was finally going to win a game.

• Optimism
• Pessimism
• Alarmism
• Coordination

The judge's ​ (a)   duty was to make sure people followed the law or pay a penalty.

• official
• unofficial
• contemplate
• disillusioned