Jeremy’s good grades have made him "qualified" for a scholarship to study at Harvard. He doesn’t have to worry much about his tuition fees any more. (A) dismal (B)impertinent (C) eligible (D) ample
Among all societies legal marriage is usually accompanied by some kind of ceremony that expresses group "approval" of the union. (A) scansion (B) sanction (C) transaction (D) transient
The chairman of the Board was criticized for his "awkward" handling of the crisis. Stockholders protested that he should be replaced. (A) inept (B) pending (C) intact (D) abstruse
This action will cause serious problems and fierce controversy, despite the bank’s "brave" talk about carrying on as if nothing had happened. (A) incessant (B) gallant (C) inordinate (D) effusive
As the pain in my foot finally "subsided", I was able to walk the short distance to the car. Thank you so much for your timely help and kindness. (A) deplored (B) retarded (C) fluctuated (D) abated
The space program drew ________ with its failed shuttle launch; the team wanted to find out the errors, solve them, and prepare fully for another project. (A) allegiance (B) scrutiny (C) ordeal (D) trophy
Robin had his house built in a ________ style, so he could display his wealth to his neighbors. And it worked. Everyone seeing it was impressed by its splendor and magnificence. (A) menial (B) ludicrous (C) provisional (D) regal
Jennifer no longer asked Curt for any advice because she knew he would just give her a/an ________ she had heard many times before. (A) platitude (B) agenda (C) venom (D) rift
At first I thought Pablo was standoffish, but after getting to know him, I find him to be a very ________ person. (A) supercilious (B) deleterious (C) idyllic (D) affable
High-risk premature babies are ________ to severe bowel problems, including a condition called necrotising enterocolitis (NEC). (A) consummate (B) vulnerable (C) congenital (D) versatile