p1 161-200

Politicians should not ***** authority over people.

• exercise
• command
• forfeit
• repeal

The captain *****ed his team with authority.

• exercise
• command
• forfeit
• repeal

If you break the rules, you will ***** your prize.

• exercise
• command
• forfeit
• repeal

The government decided to ***** the old law.

• exercise
• command
• forfeit
• repeal

Let's ***** this problem together and find a solution.

• tackle
• swindle
• commend
• appoint

Be careful of strangers who may try to ***** you.

• tackle
• swindle
• commend
• appoint

The teacher *****ed the student for her excellent work.

• tackle
• swindle
• commend
• appoint

The company will ***** a new manager next week.

• tackle
• swindle
• commend
• appoint

The army was able to ***** the rebellion quickly.

• subdue
• subside
• subject
• submerge

After the storm, the floodwaters gradually *****d.

• subdue
• subside
• subject
• submerge