Level C Unit 3 Choosing the Right Word Answers
perturbed
Jane Addams wasn’t only profoundly (perturbed,instigated) by the suffering of other people but also tried hard to help them
Audacity
great new discoveries in science can be made only by men and women with intellectual (compliance,audacity)
Skittish
he has had such bad experiences with motorcycles that he has become extremely (audacious,skittish)
allotted
if we have to share the same locker please try to keep your things in the space(allotted,amassed)to you
Perspective
perhaps in the long term(longevity,perspective)of history, some events that seem very important now will prove to be minor.
amassing
she had devoted her life to (amassing,minimizing)not material riches but the love,respect, and thanks of every member of this community
devoid
she delivered a simple, low-key speech, completely (devoid,relevant) of fancy language or emotional appeals
tethered
my neighbor has all kinds of colorful kites and wind socks (devoid, tethered)to stakes in her yard, claiming that they keep the deer from eating her plants.
incapacitated
the bitter strike closed shops, shut down factories, and (incapacitated,allotted)an entire industry for months
relevant
the defense has told you about the defendant’s unhappy childhood, but how is this (relevant,willful) to the question of innocence or guilt
instigating
MR. ponce knew that it was Tyler who blew the whistle in class, as tyler is always (amassing,instigating)trouble
comply
i wonder why the camp directors were unwilling to(comply,vie)with my request to keep a pet snake in my tent
longevity
how do you explain the fact that in practically every country the (elite,longevity), of woman is greater than that of men
perturbed
(willful,perturbed)with her son’s lazy ways, Ms. lowry called the boy into the house,demanding that he clean up his room immediately
prodigiously
as i glanced upward at the giant sequoia, i realized how (prodigiously, audaciously) tall these trees truly are
willfully
we will never have a well~organized or effective club if all the members insist (willfully,skittishly) on having their own way
grappled
as i stared at the luscious chocolate swirl cake,i bravely (incapacitated, grappled)with temptation～but the chocolate cake won
elite
people who come from rich and socially prominent families don’t always belong to the intellectual (myriad, elite)
myriad
our course in life sciences has given us some idea of the (myriad,unison)
vie
i don’t think anyone can hope to (vie,perturb)with gloria in the election for “most popular student”
instigate
unless you want to (amass,instigate) a quarrel, dont make insulting remarks about my friends and family
tether
by the twentieth mile of a marathon, many runners have reached the end of their(perspective,tether)
prodigious
can you imagine what a (relevant,prodigious)amount of research is needed for a multivolume reference book such as the Encyclopedia Britannica
unison
in the next chorus, please try to sing in (unison,compliance)
relevant
do you really think your story is (relevant,compliant) to this conversation
Level C Unit 3 Completing The Sentence Answers
1. Trying to navigate through rush-hour raffic on a high-speed expressway can be a nightmare for a(n) ____________ driver.
skittish
2. You will have to use a(n) ______________ to recover the lobster trap from the bottom of the bay.
grapple
3. I am completely ______________ of sympathy for anyone who loses a job because of carelessness and indifference.
devoid
4. In wartime, it is not unusual for secret agents to be sent behind enemy lines in an effort to ______________ a rebellion.
instigate
5. If all the members of the cast work in ___________, I am sure we will have a successful class show.
unison
6. I know that you are a brilliant student, but I am still amazed that you could ___________ such a vast store of information so quickly.
amass
7. Though we have made many outstanding contributions to the conquest of space, landing men on the moon is probably our most ______________ achievement.
prodigious
8. He joined the ___________ group of athletes who have run a mile in under four minutes.
elite
9. Before we set out on the camping trip, our Scout leader _____________ special tasks and responsibilities to each one of us.
allotted
10. The _____________ child insisted on wearing sneakers to her sister’s wedding.
willful
11. Someday, when you see this event in its proper _______________, you will realize that it is not as important as it seems now.
perspective
13. The autumn night sky, with its _______________ of stars, always fills me with awe and wonder.
myriad
14. We can thank modern medical science for the increased ______________ of human beings in most parts of the world.
longevity
16. I refuse to ____________ with any order issued by a person who has absolutely no knowledge of the project I’m working on.
comply
12. The disease had so ____________ the poor woman that she was no longer able to leave her bed.
incapacitated
15. Dad said, “I am ______________, not because you failed the exam, but because you still seem unable to understand why you failed it.”
perturbed
17. A number of cities ___________ with one another to be chosen as the site of a national political convention.
vied
18. When he seemed hopelessly defeated, General George Washington crossed the Delaware River and launched a(n) _____________ surprise attack on the Hessians.
audacious
19. Since the town meeting tonight has been called to deal with conservation, only discussion ______________ to that subject will be allowed.
relevant
20. There in the middle of the garden was a goat ____________ to a stake.
tethered
Level C Unit 3 Synonyms and Antonyms Answers
Devoid
SYNONYMS: environment DEFICIENT IN water resources
Perturb
SYNONYMS: repeated delays that IRRITATED the passengers
Instigate
SYNONYMS: seemed to PROVOKE an argument
Allot
SYNONYMS: DOLED OUT four tickets
Amass
SYNONYMS: ACCUMULATED a huge collection of folk art
Comply
SYNONYMS: SUBMIT TO the terms of the treaty
Unison
SYNONYMS: arrived at CONSENSUS on the course of action
Elite
SYNONYMS: chose only the SELECT FEW
Longevity
SYNONYMS: bred for their ENDURANCE
Incapacitate
SYNONYMS: an illness that DISABLES young and old alike
Instigate
ANTONYMS: called in to SUPPRESS the protestors
Devoid
ANTONYMS: a river TEEMING WITH fish
Incapacitate
ANTONYMS: left the army RESTORED
Comply
ANTONYMS: arrested for DISOBEYING the law
Longevity
ANTONYMS: the BREVITY of the public’s interest in the story
Level C Unit 3 Vocabulary in Context Answers
- B
- C
- B
- D
- A
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