Vocabulary - Lesson 2 - TGTB

Jamal has a strong .....................................to the smell of pickles.

• jocular

• derisive

• aversion

• austere

“So, you’ve finally come back have you?“, Rick said with a .................................... sneer.

• inert

• rogue

• aversion

• derisive

I love the ................................. music of a cello. It’s so deep and full

• derisive

• sonorous

• perceptible

• jocular

The mother sighed after failing to teach her .................................. child.

• incorrigible

• sonorous

• veritable

• ardent

The .................................. singer confidently belted her audition

• consternation

• audacious

• sundry

• plaintively

His wife was an ................................... woman, who was once kindly, but had left years of bitterness change her.

• demured

• remonstrated

• incredulous

• austere

I have a hard time putting down a book with an .................................... plot.

• sonorous

• jocular

• enigmatic

• rogue

The host of the party told a few jokes to invite a more ..................................... mood

• rogue

• jocular

• aversion

• surly

The salesman was a ........................ and could not be trusted.

• rogue

• sundry

• nonchalant

• aversion

If I don’t get enough sleep, it is hard not to act .............................. in the morning.

• mollify

• audacious

• surly

• enigmatic