Level A Unit 6 Choosing the Right Word Answers
debut
My sister made her (*agenda, debut*) in the Broadway production of Les Miserables, a musical based on Victor Hugo’s novel.
oracle
Over the years, so many of the columnist’s predictions have come true that he is now looked on as something of a(n) (*debut, oracle*).
blight
One of the biggest problems facing the United States today is how to stop the (*blight, agenda*) that is creeping over large parts of our great cities.
compliance
Unit we were in (*compliance, conservation*) with the neighborhood regulations, we could not build a tree house.
conserving
An experienced backpacker can give you many useful suggestions for (*befuddling, conserving*) energy on a long, tough hike.
gross
After all the deductions had been made from my (*gross, limber*) salary, the sum that remained seemed pitifully small.
leeway
Students must take many required courses, but they also have a little (*oracle, leeway*) to choose courses that they find especially interesting.
amiable
What I thought was going to be a(n) (*amiable, vagabond*) little chat with my boss soon turned into a real argument.
clarity
Don’t let the (*clarity, leeway*) of the water fool you into supposing that it’s safe for drinking.
limber
To become a good all-around athletic, you not only need a strong and (*induce, limber*) body, but also a quick, disciplined mind.
compliant
Because she is usually so (*compliant, partisan*), we were all surprised when she said that she didn’t like our plans and wouldn’t accept them.
agenda
Poland was at the top of Adolf Hitler’s (*maze, agenda*) of military conquests in the fall of 1939.
befuddle
If you want to get a clear picture of just what went wrong, you must not (*befuddle, induce*) your mind with all kinds of wild rumors.
induced
As we moved higher up the mountain, I was overcome by dizziness and fatigue (*induced, grossed*) by the thin air.
gory
The video game is not appropriate for children or minors due to its violent and (*amiable, gory*) content.
limber
Because he is an expert gymnast and works out every day, his body has remained as (*limber, gory*) as that of a boy.
vagabond
Many a student dreams about spending a (*vagabond, partisan*) year idly hiking through Europe.
gory
In her graphic description of the most gruesome scenes in the horror film, Maria left out none of the (*amiable, gory*) details.
maze
At the end of the long series of discussions and arguments, we felt that we were trapped in a (*maze, blight*) of conflicting ideas and plans.
vacate
The landlord ordered all tenants to (*vacate, reimburse*) the premises by noon.
partisan
This matter is so important to all the people of the community that we must forget (*boisterous, partisan*) politics and work together.
reimbursed
I will feel fully (*reimbursed, conserved*) for all that I have done for her if I can see her in good health again.
debut
The disc jockey promised to (*vacate, debut*) the band’s long-awaited new song as soon as it was released by the recording company.
boisterous
Mr. Roth, our school librarian, may seem mild and easygoing, but he cracks down hard on (*complaint, boisterous*) students.
agenda
One of the items on the council’s (*agenda, partisan*) is the proposal of a curfew.
Level A Unit 6 Completing The Sentence Answers
limber
Before the game starts, the players _______ up by doing a few deep knee bends, sit-ups, and other exercises.
befuddle
How can such a _______ mind make the type of snap decisions needed to drive safely in heavy traffic?
blighted
We cannot allow the lives of millions of people to be _______ by poverty.
boisterous
You certainly have a right to cheer for your team, but try not to become too _______ and unruly.
amiable
Because of her outgoing and _______ personality, she is liked by nearly everyone at school.
partisan
The crowd is so _______ that the umpire is booed every time he makes a decision against the home team.
leeway
The high standard of excellence that the woman had set for herself left her no _______ for mistakes.
vagabond
For years, his restless spirit led him to wander the highways and byways of this great land like any other footloose _______.
compliant
Because you are working with older and more experienced people, you should be _______ with their requests and advice.
gross
None of us could possibly overlook the _______ error that the waiter had made in adding up our check.
reimburse
If you would be kind enough to buy a loose-leaf notebook for me while you are in the stationery store, I’ll _______ you immediately.
vacate
If the Superintendent of Schools should _______ his position by resigning, the Mayor has the right to name someone else to the job.
maze
Trying to untangle a badly snarled fishing line is like trying to find one’s way through a(n) _______.
clarity
Ms. Fillmer explained with such _______ how to go about changing a tire that I felt that even someone as clumsy as I could do it.
conserve
Because our energy resources are limited, the American people must try to do everything possible to _______ fuel.
induce
No matter what you may say, you cannot _______ me to do something that I know is wrong.
debut
The high point of the social season was the formal _______ of young ladies at the annual Society Ball.
agenda
Each of the items on the _______ for our meeting today will probably require a good deal of discussion.
gory
I was not prepared for the _______ sight that met my eyes at the scene of that horrible massacre.
oracle
Why do you always ask me what’s going to happen? I’m no _______!
Level A Unit 6 Synonyms and Antonyms Answers
limber
acrobats who are quite AGILE
induce
ENCOURAGE them to speak softly
blight
an AFFLICTION hidden from society’s view
gory
when he saw the HORRIFIC spectacle
partisan
can’t rely on their ONE-SIDED viewpoint
oracle
had never consulted the VISIONARY
amiable
seemed like a DELIGHTFUL fellow
leeway
enough BREATHING SPACE for a beginner to succeed
vacate
no choice but to DESERT the cabin
vagabond
a HOBO who hopped freight trains
blight
(Antonym) rains that will RESTORE the vegetation
vagabond
(Antonym) a long-term OCCUPANT of this apartment
limber
(Antonym) the guitar player’s RIGID fingers
oracle
(Antonym) try to avoid an UNINFORMED FOOL
amiable
(Antonym) socializing with our GRUFF neighbors
Level A Unit 6 Vocabulary in Context Answers
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