1) I tried to talk George out of making you go, but he was a) lethargic. b) off-hand. c) adamant. d) drowsy. 2) I must have looked........................................, because she went on to explain. a) flattered b) baffled c) devastated d) bafeld 3) The ..................................... linguist looked down at the computer's translation. She didn't understand a single word. a) flummoxed b) blase c) blasé d) livid 4) How could you do that?! Dad will be absolutely ...................! a) enthralled b) livid c) baffled d) uptight 5) But quickly his........................ expression turned into a look of concern. a) impressed b) flattered c) stunned d) blasé 6) The shock of recognition more than once produced giggles among ............................. audience members. a) enthralled b) flummoxed c) off-hand d) baffled 7) When I asked her what was wrong, she became .................................. a) fllustered b) flustared c) flustered d) flastered 8) We've .........................................flour. Can you go to the shop and get some? a) short with b) ran short of c) run short of d) been short of 9) I'll go ................................ to be with her even if it costs me my family's support. a) to any longs b) to great lengths c) to any lengths d) to a length 10) There are so many fine artists working ................................ of Wales. a) the length and bredth b) the length and breadth c) the lengt and breadth d) the lengths and breadths

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