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It is very ________(overconfident; showing little respect for others by doing things one has no right to do ) of you to tell your teacher how to teach.

• presumptuous

• preposterous

Your suggestion to whip students who are slow in doing their work is _____(utterly absurd or ridiculous; extremely unreasonable or senseless ).

• presumptuous

• preposterous

Although it is an ____(unintentional; accidental) error, you still have to be responsible for it.

• inadvertent

• redundant

• stupendous

• superfluous

Your composition is full of ___(not needed; no longer needed) phrases. 

• inadvertent

• redundant

• stupendous

• superfluous

Many of the old skills have become ______(not needed; no longer needed) because of technology.

• inadvertent

• redundant

• stupendous

• superfluous

From the top of the hill, we had a __(astounding; amazing; awesome ) view of the whole city.

• inadvertent

• redundant

• stupendous

• superfluous

I have already told you what you need to know, so don't ask for _______(more than what is necessary; not needed ) information.

• inadvertent

• redundant

• stupendous

• superfluous

She felt a little ________(sad; sadness lasting for a long period of time without any obvious cause ) listening to the sad song. 
An air of melancholy enveloped her.

• melancholy

• grimaced / grimace

• aghast

• exasperated

• ostentatious

She _______(make an expression of pain or strong dislike by twisting the face in an ugly way ) in pain when the doctor gave her the injection.

• melancholy

• grimaced / grimace

• aghast

• exasperated

• ostentatious

 We stood _______(struck with terror, amazement or horror) as we watched the plane crash.

• melancholy

• grimaced / grimace

• aghast

• exasperated

• ostentatious