vocabulary (unbridled)

Rude customers at the checkout line are too _____________________ and bothersome for me to deal with.  That’s why I quit working at the gas station.

• cumbersome

• evolve

• diffuse

• relinquish

The tornado almost completely destroyed that neighborhood.  There was only one house still standing amongst all the destroyed homes and ___________________.

• debris

• unbridled

• relinquish

• predispose

 Certain personality traits may __________________ people to particular careers.  For example, a person who likes to argue may be a good lawyer.

• predispose

• cumbersome

• plunder

• relinquish

Every election seems to deal with the same ___________________ issues year after year:  the economy, education, and taxes.

• perennial

• unbridled

• relinquish

• spurious

Joey has not made a car payment in 7 months; he now has to ___________________ his vehicle to the repo company.

• relinquish

• plunder

• deadlock

• circumspect

When 25 out of 30 students failed the midterm in Mr. Taylor’s class, he ____________________(ed) them for their laziness and lack of focus.

• debris

• relinquish

• admonish

• plunder

I didn’t trust the car salesman, so I was ____________________ to buy a car from him.  I later found out that he tried to overcharge me for vehicle.

• relinquish

• dilemma

• circumspect

• unbridled

 It’s illegal to make ____________________ statements to an officer.  You could be charged with a crime for lying.

• spurious

• relinquish

• breach

• dilemma

A doctor was charged for stealing money and had her license revoked.  The judge ruled that her actions were a ____________________ of her duty to take care of people.

• breach

• unbridled

• efface

• spasmodic

The board could not agree on the new sales contract, and after three hours of discussion, they were still in a ______________________.

• relinquish

• plunder

• efface

• deadlock