Unit 1. Set. A. For the final Exam

The assistant’s ___ attitude made everyone uncomfortable as she agreed to everything without question.

• laggard

• servile

• decree

• churlish

The manager disliked employees who were too ___, preferring those who had their own opinions.

• wrangle

• rubble

• servile

• citadel

His ___ behavior toward the boss showed his eagerness to please, even at the expense of his pride.

• hover

• grope

• servile

• revert

It was clear that the intern was acting ___ to gain favor, always volunteering for tasks others avoided.

• laggard

• churlish

• servile

• citadel

The knight refused to be ___, standing tall despite the king's demands for absolute obedience.

• rubble

• grope

• servile

• wrangle

The two siblings continued to ___ over who should take out the trash, even though it was a simple task.

• hover

• wrangle

• churlish

• laggard

The committee members had to ___ over the budget details before finally agreeing on a plan.

• wrangle

• decree

• revert

• citadel

The lawyers began to ___ over the details of the contract, each trying to secure a better deal for their clients.

• rubble

• laggard

• wrangle

• servile

We watched the two friends ___ about whose turn it was to pay for lunch.

• citadel

• grope

• wrangle

• hover

They continued to ___ over the terms of the agreement until late into the night.

• revert

• wrangle

• rubble

• churlish