Cede, ceed, cess

In most states, public buildings must have ramps so that they are ---- for people in wheelchairs.

• intercede
• accessible
• accessories
• proceeded

Hair loss commercials are aimed at people who are worried that their hair will ----.

• recede
• conceded
• recess
• exceed

When an election ends, you will usually hear the person who did not win ---.

• precede
• concede
• exceed
• proceed

Although it was raining, the couple decided to --- with their wedding.

• proceed
• recess
• recede
• precede

My mother stepped in to --- when my brother and I were arguing over who had control over the tv.

• intercede
• recede
• precede
• exceed

Who will be next king of England? Who will be the --- to the throne?

• recede
• recess
• successor
• predecessor

Is it time for for ---? I need a break?

• recede
• exceeding
• recess
• successors

During the flag ceremony we sing the National Anthem after raising the flag. Therefore, the flag raising --- the song.

• precedes
• proceeds
• succeeds
• accessible

Although the morning started with a small earthquake; she decided to --- with her plans.

• proceed
• accessible
• accessory
• concede
• exceed

The boxer had to --- because he lost the match.

• concede
• accessible
• accessory
• exceed
• intercede