1) A difficult or unpleasant situation in which you do not know what to do, or you have to make a difficult choice. a) unanimous b) eavesdrop c) predicament d) epitaph 2) A noisy fight or quarrel in a public place. a) epitaph b) inaccessible c) mishap d) affray 3) A very good copy, especially of a painting or other work of art. a) replica b) dawdle c) scrutinize d) notorious 4) A plan or list of places to be visited on a journey. a) hibernate b) itinerary c) recuperate d) ovation 5) A small platform you stand on when you make a speech. a) rostrum b) ambush c) ovation d) predicament 6) Take a long time to do something or go somewhere. a) crave b) recuperate c) articulate d) dawdle 7) Walk with slow, heavy steps, usually because you are tired. a) crave b) mishap c) trudge d) ambush 8) Steal things from shops and homes that have been destroyed in a war or riot. a) scrutinize b) extinct c) loot d) replica 9) Have a really strong desire for something. a) boisterous b) articulate c) crave d) loot 10) Recover from an illness or injury. a) recuperate b) eavesdrop c) mishap d) pilfer 11) No longer existing. a) extinct b) ambush c) ovation d) ambidextrous 12) (of a person) Easily harmed or hurt emotionally, physically or morally. a) obsolete b) vulnerable c) crave d) trudge 13) Careful with money; economical. a) ambidextrous b) ovation c) eavesdrop d) thrifty 14) Difficult or impossible to reach or get at. a) epitaph b) ambidextrous c) dawdle d) inaccessible 15) Able to speak clearly and fluently. a) rancour b) itinerary c) articulate d) replica 16) A short piece of writing on the stone over someone's grave. a) scrutinize b) epitaph c) notorious d) affray 17) Feeling of hatred, especially when you cannot forgive someone. a) rancour b) recuperate c) thrifty d) crave 18) Enthusiastic applause; loud clapping. a) ovation b) pilfer c) boisterous d) vulnerable 19) Smuggled goods. a) pilfer b) contraband c) rancour d) dawdle 20) An unfortunate or unlucky accident. a) boisterous b) contraband c) trudge d) mishap 21) To examine or look at something closely. a) ambush b) inaccessible c) scrutinize d) obsolete 22) Listen secretly to other people's conversations. a) contraband b) dawdle c) crave d) eavesdrop 23) Steal small amounts of things or things that are not worth much, especially from the place where you work. a) pilfer b) recuperate c) dawdle d) vulnerable 24) (of animals) Sleep for the whole winter. a) pilfer b) boisterous c) hibernate d) epitaph 25) Attack someone from a place where you have been hiding. a) hibernate b) ambush c) recuperate d) dawdle 26) Famous or well-known for something bad. a) affray b) pilfer c) notorious d) inaccessible 27) (of a decision) That everyone agrees with. a) mishap b) unanimous c) notorious d) hibernate 28) Being able to use both hands equally well. a) extinct b) affray c) ambidextrous d) rancour 29) No longer useful because something newer or better has been invented. a) articulate b) predicament c) obsolete d) thrifty 30) Rough, noisy and energetic. a) obsolete b) boisterous c) notorious d) crave 31) Someone you know, but who is not a close friend. a) notorious b) illegible c) ineligible d) acquaintance 32) Something bought cheaply or for less than its usual price. a) bargain b) inexpensive c) uncostly d) corpse 33) a) Take part in a competition or sports event; b) Try to be more successful than another person or organisation, especially in business. a) competing b) competition c) compete d) illegible 34) Tired and almost asleep, usually because of food, drugs, or because you are in a warm place. a) illegible b) drowsy c) corpse d) scarce 35) Sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others; compassion. a) commiseration b) predicament c) drowsy d) illegible 36) The wreckage of a ship or its cargo found floating on or washed up by the sea. a) scarce b) flotsam c) corpse d) illegible 37) Run away secretly in order to get married. a) bargain b) corpse c) acquaintance d) elope 38) Too strange to be believed, or very difficult to believe. a) elope b) corpse c) incredible d) illegible 39) Not having any serious purpose or value; (of people) carefree. a) sleet b) frivolous c) invisible d) urgent 40) (of a person) Fond of company; sociable; (of animals) Living in flocks; (of plants) Growing in open clusters. a) drought b) admire c) grip d) gregarious 41) An abundance or large quantity of something. a) scarce b) profusion c) ineligible d) illegible 42) A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something. a) binoculars b) travesty 43) Represent in a false, absurd, or distorted way. a) stench b) berserk c) imminent d) travesty 44) Contemplate or conceive of as a possibility or desirable future event. a) imminent b) envisage c) travesty d) imaginary 45) About to happen a) travesty b) lame c) flotsam d) imminent 46) Having or showing a strong or unreasoning desire for revenge. a) vengeful b) vindictive c) veal d) scarce

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