Lesson 12

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

The ...?... speaker droned on and on with little variety in his voice.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

Hank begins his day with an exercise ...?... that gives him energy all day.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

In ancient Judea, Judaism was a ...?... religion and Greek leaders overtook Jewish temples for their own use.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

Toni ...?... (d, ed) that her brother had been behind the mischief, but she couldn't have been more wrong.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

Ricky was so involved in baseball that he began to ...?... his homework.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

The preview ...?... (d, ed) his interest and made him want to see the movie.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

Without ...?..., few scientific advances would have been possible.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

Once the "On the Air" sign goes on, no ...?...(s, es) are allowed in the television station.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

The noise outside didn't ...?... the horses, who were trained to focus on their riders.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually

From the Master Words, drag the appropriate word to the sentence.

Bethany understood ...?..., but emotionally it still. felt unfair.​ (a)  

• monotonous
• routine
• forbidden
• assume
• neglect
• pique
• curiosity
• interruption
• faze
• intellectually