1) The pin collector had a very ________ selection a) Induce  b) Bucolic c) Engender d) Diverse 2) The teacher wished her students would ______ the process of cleaning up. a) idyllic b) expedite c) engender d) incandescent 3) to annoy throughly- a) discordant b) incandescent c) exasperate d) distend 4) When the teacher left the class erupted into ______ . a) anarchy b) fecund c) sage d) vacuous 5) to ridicule (make fun of) a) benevolent b) assail c) deride d) histrionic 6) causing sleep; very boring- a) soporific b) strident c) induce d) abridge 7) The drill _____ the class time the students had. a) discrete b) reiterate c) abridged d) loquacious 8) absurd; ludicrous- a) vibrant b) farcical c) virulent d) enigma 9) museums can often seem like a _______ when walking through them. a) labyrinth b) belabor c) sage d) conflagration 10) The identity of the killer was still an ________ . a) distend b) fecund c) enigma d) scrutinize 11) charmingly rural- a) pretentious b) gullible c) convivial d) Bucolic 12) to lie- a) fabricate b) gesticulate c) discreet d) laud 13) the flower was very _______. a) vibrant b) diverse c) descrete d) strident 14) Children are often very _________. a) discreet b) gullible c) ludicrous d) benevolent 15) to examine very carefully- a) deride b) assail c) distend d) scrutinize 16) His grandma was very _______ when taking care of him while he was sick. a) vacuous b) benevolent c) gullible d) pretentious 17) feeling loving, especially in a sexual sense- a) amourous b) decorous c) idyllic d) incandescent 18) discordant- a) lacking harmony or agreement b) to place side by side c) naturally peaceful d) proper; in good taste 19) to confirm; back up with evidence- a) expedite b) corroborate c) juxtapose d) exasperate 20) brilliant; giving off heat/light a) diverse b) maudlin c) incandescent d) virulent 21) contemptuous a) expressing disdain; showing lack of respect b) extremely poisonous; full of hate c) wallowing in self-pity d) talking a lot or too much 22) I tend to __________ when talking. a) desicate b) gesticulate c) induce d) corroborate 23) My grandmother has always taught me to be _______ around guests. a) discordant b) volatile c) decorous d) pretentious 24) sneaky; unnoticeable a) fabricate b) discreet c) discrete d) laud 25) conflagration- a) to praise, applaud b) a huge fire; inferno c) highly unstable or explosive d) brilliant; giving off heat/light 26) naturally peaceful- a) decorous b) volatile c) bucolic d) idyllic 27) pretentious- a) easily deceived (tricked) b) making ridiculous claims (usually bragging) c) to lie d) sneaky; unnoticeable 28) extreme wickedness a) enhance b) benevolent c) hiatus d) nefarious 29) vernacular- a) everyday speech; slang b) muscular strength c) to describe accurately d) to publicly brag 30) to publicly brag- a) efface b) fabricate c) tout d) laud 31) fond of partying- a) convivial b) querulous c) obliterate d) copious 32) to create; to cause a) induce b) engender c) extol d) obscure 33) pugnacious- a) to calm; pacify b) eager to fight c) grumbling; grumpy d) abundant; plentiful 34) The mother made her best attempt to ________ the baby. a) quell b) kindle c) artisan d) extol 35) to destroy completely- a) delineate b) nefarious c) hinder d) obliterate 36) a break or vacation- a) glutton b) hiatus c) expedite d) abridge 37) to place side by side a) copious b) discordant c) juxtapose d) exasperate 38) to praise highly- a) laud b) extol c) quell d) artisan 39) Due to the students not listening the teacher had to _______ the directions. a) reiterate b) soporific c) strident d) abridge 40) fertile; productive a) sage b) fecund c) quell d) benevolent

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