Vocabulary Quiz

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) Because he had not written down his homework assignment, the student gave a(n) (a)   presentation.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) Ernest Hemingway had a(n) (a)   for cats, especially his six-toed cat named Snow White.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) A(n) (a)   attitude toward criminals encourages the increase of crime.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) When Emma is engrossed in a book, it is difficult to (a)   her attention to anything else.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) Although the patient is recovering well at this time, there is a small chance that she could (a)   into a coma.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) Fools become (a)   at simple inconveniences, but wise men control their tempers.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) In His (a)   wisdom, God provided for man's salvation.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) The challenger was a(n) (a)   man with a barrel-sized chest and a look of determination.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) The aging composer was (a)   by the audience's response to his latest opera.

From vocabulary list 1, choose the word that best completes each sentence. (Note: You may have to change the tense or form of the word.) The (a)   guest seated himself at the head of the table. Hint: the word has 11 letters.