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• The opposition party in Britain is referred to as the ___ opposition. a. loyal b. ...
• Dogs are preferred as pets because of their strong sense of ___. a. loyalty b. ...
• He likes to ___ his girlfriend with gifts and money. a. lavish b. ravish ...
• The soldiers ___ the village and left it in ruins. a. lavished b. ravished ...
• Sashimi is ___ fish served as an appetizer that can show the customer just how ...
• In the hot summer most people like to ___ around drinking lemonade. a. laze b. ...
• The house was so damaged that it was decided to ___ it to the ground ...
• Before going to the supermarket be sure to make a shopping ___. a. list b. ...
• She wore her new watch on her ___. a. list b. wrist
• Sea ___ is a kind of sea weed. a. lack b. rack c. wrack ...
• If you have everything, you ___ nothing. a. lack b. rack c. wrack
• A ___ is a long flat piece of wood used in building to support plaster ...
• The ___ of God is an anger not to be ignored. a. lath b. wrath ...
• What is the night ___ for telephone calls overseas? a. late b. rate
• An enlarged lymph ___ may be an indication of illness. a. gland b. grand ...
• The ___ from the waterfall made the nearby rocks damp a. splay b. spray ...
• The lonely landscape with no trees felt ___ and cold. a. bleak b. break ...
• He asked her to be sincere and ___ about her feelings. a. flank b. frank ...
• The emblem on the front of his jacket is called a ___. a. brazen b. ...
• One variety of ___ or adhesive is made from horse hooves a. glue b. grew ...
• It is natural to want to ___ from a dangerous situation. a. flee b. free ...
• French ___ are long strips of potato cooked in hot oil. a. flies b. fries ...
• Orange, yellow and pink are considered to be ___ colors. a. blight b. bright ...
• A ___ is helpful for people with broken or injured legs. a. clutch b. crutch ...
• When a person is sad, they usually ___ rather than smile. a. flown b. frown ...
• A former British coin of very low value was called a ___. a. gloat b. ...
• The pirates made the traitor walk the ___ , a narrow board. a. plank b. ...
• The lights from the city ___ for miles in the evening sky. a. glow b. ...
• The farmer was in a race to ___ the field before sun down. a. plow ...
• Glass was scattered everywhere after the three vehicle ___. a. clash b. crash ...
• The water filled balloon landed on the sidewalk with a ___. a. splat b. sprat ...
• Let me ___ quickly to the store rather than taking the car. a. splint b. ...
• If you ___ or worry about the past, nothing will get better! a. blood b. ...
• She had to stop swimming because of a ___ in her leg muscle. a. clamp ...
• Flowers ___ in the spring as soon as it gets warm and sunny. a. bloom ...
• I am so ___ and relieved that he has completed his education. a. glad b. ...
• Use a tool like a set of ___ to grasp the wire and twist it. ...
• The invalid's ___ body was supported by pillows and cushions. a. flail b. frail ...
• A border made of antique wood is a nice way to ___ a picture. a. ...
• It was a well known ___, an informal, cheap French restaurant. a. blazer b. brazier ...
• He bore the ___ of most complaints because he was the manager. a. blunt b. ...
• The rancher only allows the strongest animals to mate and ___. a. bleed b. breed ...
• Many facial tissues have a three ___ or three layer thickness. a. ply b. pry ...
• Studying all night before a test is one way to ___ for an exam. a. ...
• A ___ is formed by the condensation of water vapor in cold air. a. cloud ...
• Although he was an odd person, I thought that he was a nice ___. a. ...
• To ___ the mouse, lightly tap the button with your index finger. a. click b. ...
• The sound of the horse's hooves hitting the pavement was ___. a. clop b. crop ...
• She had to ___ the cow with a stick to get it to enter the ...
• The expedition came to the ___ of disaster before it turned back. a. blink b. ...
• The farmer is ___ of the fine harvest that he got from his fields. a. ...
• The ___ waited anxiously at the front of the church for his bride. a. gloom ...
• My uncle is an amateur beer maker who enjoys sampling his own ___. a. blew ...
• Fresh flowers were ___ in by jet daily to keep up with the demand. a. ...
• When he dropped the mirror it developed a ___ but it did not break. a. ...
• Sheep and cattle ___ in fields chewing straw, hay and other plants. a. glaze b. ...
• Be careful not to walk on the broken ___ because you might get cut. a. ...
• Chickens do not ___ because they lack proper feathers on their wings a. fly b. ...
• Compulsory education in many countries continues to the twelfth ___. a. glade b. grade ...
• The ___ room is where the coats are hung at a theatre or auditorium. a. ...
• Use a ___ made of boards or poles to keep a broken limb immobilized. a. ...
• The ___ in the Olympic torch went out several times during the relay. a. flame ...
• The worker poured liquid ___ into the wash basin to whiten the cloth a. breach ...
• The raw edges of cloth will ___ or unravel unless they are stitched. a. flay ...
• Be careful not to walk on the ___ when it is wet because you might ...
• The ___ of the boat cut through the water like a knife through butter. a. ...
• His ___ had his school's coat of arms embroidered on the front pocket. a. blazer ...
• Why do you put ___ on you cheeks when your complexion is already rosy? a. ...
• The ___ of the chain could be heard for miles as the anchor was lowered. ...
• She wore a padded ___ under her sweater to make her breasts look bigger. a. ...
• ___ flower pots are attractive and versatile although they break easily. a. Cray b. Clay ...
• He wiped the sweat from his ___ so that it would not drip in to ...
• The sudden collapse of the table made its legs ___ out in all directions. a. ...
• Some countries still ___ or whip their criminals as punishment for crime. a. flog b. ...
• The nurse made a hole in her surgical ___ when she was injecting a needle. ...
• Members of the upper ___ in British society have distinct speech patterns. a. class b. ...
• To clear the entrance way you can sweep with a ___ or use a vacuum ...
• Once he left the keg in the sun too long and the pressure ___ the ...
• When Becky heard the sound ___, she knew her ice cream had hit the floor. ...
• A person's ___ income is the amount of money made before taxes are taken off. ...
• The painful ___ in his neck was caused by hunching over the computer too long. ...
• The loud, shameless woman was called a ___ hussy by the others at the party. ...
• A ___ is an earthen vessel often used to store pickles or other fermented foods. ...
• It was hard to concentrate while hearing the sharp, loud ___ of the typewriters. a. ...
• To do good research it is necessary to carefully ___ the facts from many sources. ...
• A dark feeling of ___ fell over the waiting bridal party because the bride was ...
• The flowers' ___ perfume drifted from the bouquet to the far corners of the house. ...
• He took a ___ to his eye, then to his nose before he collapsed in ...
• The man who was arrested did not have any ___ or previous indictments on his ...
• He played a nasty ___ on his friend when he telephoned and pretended to be ...
• I don't mean to ___ but could you tell me who came over for dinner ...
• Refrigeration and improved transportation allow people to eat ___ meat and vegetables daily. a. fresh ...
• The politicians outrageous and shameless acceptance of bribes was a ___ disregard of the law. ...
• A type of fern that grows in the forest and turns a reddish brown color ...
• It would be considered ___ and insensitive to ask the widow how much the funeral ...
• It is unwise to ___ or feel happy about the misfortune of others because the ...
• The instrument of choice for a soloist is a ___ piano which is the largest ...
• The hysterical patients' arms and legs were strapped down so that they would not ___ ...
• The nurse made a hole in her surgical ___ when she was injecting a needle. ...
• Members of the upper ___ in British society have distinct speech patterns. a. class b. ...
• To clear the entrance way you can sweep with a ___ or use a vacuum ...
• Once he left the keg in the sun too long and the pressure ___ the ...
• When Becky heard the sound ___, she knew her ice cream had hit the floor. ...
• A person's ___ income is the amount of money made before taxes are taken off. ...
• The painful ___ in his neck was caused by hunching over the computer too long. ...
• The loud, shameless woman was called a ___ hussy by the others at the party. ...
• A ___ is an earthen vessel often used to store pickles or other fermented foods. ...
• It was hard to concentrate while hearing the sharp, loud ___ of the typewriters. a. ...
• To do good research it is necessary to carefully ___ the facts from many sources. ...
• A dark feeling of ___ fell over the waiting bridal party because the bride was ...
• The flowers' ___ perfume drifted from the bouquet to the far corners of the house. ...
• He took a ___ to his eye, then to his nose before he collapsed in ...
• The man who was arrested did not have any ___ or previous indictments on his ...
• He played a nasty ___ on his friend when he telephoned and pretended to be ...
• I don't mean to ___ but could you tell me who came over for dinner ...
• Refrigeration and improved transportation allow people to eat ___ meat and vegetables daily. a. fresh ...
• The politicians outrageous and shameless acceptance of bribes was a ___ disregard of the law. ...
• A type of fern that grows in the forest and turns a reddish brown color ...
• It would be considered ___ and insensitive to ask the widow how much the funeral ...
• It is unwise to ___ or feel happy about the misfortune of others because the ...
• The instrument of choice for a soloist is a ___ piano which is the largest ...
• The hysterical patients' arms and legs were strapped down so that they would not ___ ...
• A person who makes clothes for a living is called a ___. a. plumber b. ...
• He joined the navy because he wanted to be a ___. a. florist b. miner ...
• In the winter my pipes froze and I had to call a ___. a. priest ...
• A person who makes bouquets and wreaths is called a ___. a. miner b. teacher ...
• A ___ broke into their house through an open window. a. burglar b. diplomat c. ...
• The ___ declared that the player was out. a. miner b. umpire c. priest ...
• The people who load and unload ships are called ___. a. diplomats b. trainees c. ...
• A person who makes things out of wood is called a ___. a. miner b. ...
• She was the youngest ___ ever to win an election. a. candidate b. applicant c. ...
• Someone who betrays their country is called a ___. a. caretaker b. carpenter c. traitor ...
• The opening ___ was held on Sunday. a. festival b. ceremony
• The downhill event was ___ by the American. a. win b. won
• The skier went ___ the starting gate. a. through b. though
• The downhill event was ___ for the day because of heavy snow. a. given up ...
• The person in ___ place gets the bronze medal. a. three b. third
• The Winter Olympics are ___ every four years. a. held b. hold
• The world record for speed skating was ___ many time at the 1998 Nagano Olympics. ...
• The ___ gave the figure skaters a perfect score. a. judges b. referees
• Osaka, Japan wants to ___ the 2008 Summer Olympics. a. host b. entertain
• A person who teaches is a teach___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who sails is a sail___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who acts is an act___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who travels is a travell___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who collect is a collect___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person tells lies is a li___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who begs is a begg___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who inspects is an inspect___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who edits is an edit___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who competes is a competit___. a. er b. or c. ar
• A person who translates is called a translat___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who directs is called a direct___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who buys is called a buy___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who donates is called a don___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who works is called a work___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who visits is called a visit___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who robs is called a robb___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who survives is called a surviv___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who instructs is called an instruct___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• A person who contributes is called a contribut___. a. er b. or c. ar ...
• He went to play at the golf ___. a. track b. court c. course ...
• She goes to the pool to swim ___. a. rounds b. courses c. laps ...
• The Olympics are ___ every four years. a. held b. made c. taken
• She lost the match because a string broke in her ___. a. club b. racket ...
• Some athletes are ___ because of drug testing. a. lost b. disqualified c. reserved ...
• Soccer is played on a ___. a. course b. track c. field
• If you don't warm up properly, you could ___ a muscle. a. push b. hit ...
• The race was very close. He won ___ 1/300th of a second. a. by b. ...
• The soccer player kicked the ball into the ___. a. wicket b. basket c. net ...
• He ___ the winning basket in the last few seconds of the game. a. won ...
• What do people sing at Christmas? a. carols b. lullabies c. lyrics
• Which word does not mean lovely? a. pleasant b. amusing c. faithful
• Who offers a house or an apartment for rent? a. a landlady b. a charwoman ...
• What do you put on the finger to protect it while sewing? a. a thumb ...
• Who sees that the rules are obeyed in a baseball game? a. a judge b. ...
• What word does not refer to babies? a. pacifier b. milkweed c. cradle
• Which word completes the proverb: Every _____has its day. a. tiger b. dog c. horse ...
• Which word does not mean dismal? a. queasy b. lugubrious c. gloomy
• Who judges points in a soccer match? a. a judge b. a referee c. a ...
• Which word means fortunate? a. genial b. lucky c. lively
• Which word means behave badly? a. act up b. act out c. act on ...
• Which word completes the expression: dead as a _____ nail. a. finger b. toe c. ...
• When you put in for a job, you are _____ . a. an applicant b. ...
• When a person says: I took it with a pinch of salt, he means: a. ...
• What is the person who pays rent called? a. an occupant b. a tenant c. ...
• Which word does not mean lazy? a. idle b. inactive c. industrious
• If the weather forecast is fine, it's going to be ___ weather. a. cold b. ...
• If the forecast is sleet, it's going to be ___. a. cloudy and warm b. ...
• If the forecast is drizzle, there's going to be ___. a. snow b. light rain ...
• Hail is ___. a. light rain b. strong winds c. ice balls
• Showers are ___. a. light winds b. the sound lightening makes c. light rain ...
• Frost happens when it's ___. a. windy b. cold c. hot
• If the forecast is overcast, it's going to be ___. a. cold b. cloudy c. ...
• If the weather is humid, the air is ___. a. cold and dry b. hot ...
• Strong gusts refer to ___. a. snow b. rain c. wind
• If the weather is snowy, it is ___. a. warm b. hot c. cold ...
• One of the following does not belong in this food group: a. banana b. beef ...
• The food group in question #1 is: a. Meat, Poultry, Fish, Beans, Eggs, and Nuts ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. chicken b. steak c. lamb d. ...
• The food group in question #3 is: a. Bread, Cereal, Rice and Pasta Group b. ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. apricot b. squash c. zucchini d. ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. chocolate milk b. cream cheese c. ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. cookies b. candy c. sald dressing ...
• Which of the following beverages has no fat, sugar, or oils? a. milk b. root ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide is in the shape of a ...
• Chris told us to hand in our term paper next Monday.a. to write our paper ...
• They had ___ a bad night that they couldn't sleep. a. so b. such ...
• She gave him ___ good advice that he was very grateful to her. a. so ...
• I'm having ___ a wonderful time in Belem that I don't want to go home. ...
• The day was ___ hot that everybody went to the beach. a. so b. such ...
• It was ___ cold weather that nobody could go outside. a. so b. such ...
• There are ___ good jobs in Fortaleza that people are looking for jobs in other ...
• The hotel has ___ comfortable room that I don't want to go out. a. so ...
• It was ___ dark that I couldn't see his face. a. so b. such c. ...
• That restaurant has ___ delicious food that you can't stop eating. a. so b.such ...
• They were ___ talented singers that the concert was a hit. a. so b. so ...
• He is ___ student that he is going to win a scholarship a. so b. ...
• We had ___ horrible day that we felt depressed. a. so b. so a c. ...
• The earthquake caused ___ damage that most people lost their homes. a. so b. so ...
• The novel is ___ exciting that I can't put it down. a. so b. so ...
• We had ___ long and tiring day that we just wanted to go home. a. ...
• Most TV programs are ___ boring that nobody watches them. a. so b. so much ...
• She has ___ nice voice that she should try to become a professional singer. a. ...
• The party was ___ organized that everybody had a great time. a. so well b. ...
• It was ___ fast car that nobody could catch it. a. so b. such c. ...
• This quiz was ___ easy that I don't need to check my answers. a. such ...
• I plan to write him a letter ___. a. by hand b. on the other ...
• I don't have the answer ___. a. on hand b. in hand c. out of ...
• I'm not sure about it. I heard the news ___. a. at hand b. at ...
• The game is difficult; ___, the players are well prepared. a. at first hand b. ...
• There were many people ___ to help us. a. by hand b. on hand c. ...
• Start studying. The examinations are ___. a. at hand b. in hand c. on hand ...
• The soccer fans got quite ___ during yesterday's match. a. off-hand b. out of hand ...
• Don't worry. I still have some money ___. a. on hand b. out of hand ...
• The problem ___ must be dealt with . a. on hand b. out of hand ...
• Is your sweater knitted ___? a. on hand b. at hand c. by hand ...
• ___ is the father of wisdom. a. Diligence b. Experience c. Intelligence d. Necessity ...
• It is a wise child that knows its own father means ___. a. A man ...
• Like father, like son. a. If you admire the father you will also admire the ...
• The child is father of the man means ___. a. A person's personality forms during ...
• The wish is father to the thought means ___. a. Be careful what you wish ...
• Old enough to be someone's father means ___. a. A person is well matched emotionally ...
• I perceive affection makes a ___ of a man too much the father (Ben Jonson, ...
• An angry father is most cruel toward ___ (Publilius Syrus, Moral Sayings, 1st Century B.C.). ...
• Father is a ___ provided by nature (French Proverb). a. cushion b. banker c. pillar ...
• Most flowers ___ petals. a. have b. haves c. has
• Geologists ___ the structure of the Earth. a. say b. studies c. study
• Insects have six ___ . a. arms b. heads c. legs
• Darwin wrote a ___ about the evolution of the species . a. book b. newspaper ...
• Red cells, white cells and plasma are ___ in blood. a. find b. found c. ...
• Flu, Measles and Mumps are infectious ___ . a. diseases b. health c. ill ...
• Future queen bees eat ___ jelly. a. real b. royal c. strawberry
• You can examine very small objects with a ___ . a. glass b. microscope c. ...
• Sir Alexander Fleming ___ penincillin . a. creator b. discovered c. inventing
• You need a thermometer ___ measuring temperature. a. for b. for to c. to ...
• The trachea ___ air from the throat to the bronchial tubes. a. carrier b. carries ...
• Which of the following words cannot use the suffix -ful? a. color- b. doubt- c. ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ive? a. conclus- b. decis- c. impress- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ial? a. commerc- b. debat- c. mart- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ure? a. clos- b. depart- c. fiss- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ion? a. collect- b. correct- c. exhaust- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ance? a. allow- b. brief- c. deliver- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ness? a. cheerful- b. dark- c. gentle- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ward? a. down- b. for- c. heaven- ...
• Which of the following cannot use the suffix -less? a. care- b. fear- c. grand- ...
• If you don't take exercise you ___ the risk of getting ill. a. stand b. ...
• He was ___ with embezzlement and sentenced to three years in prison. a. accused b. ...
• If you are ___ with this test, perhaps you should attempt an easier one. a. ...
• Insulation was fitted to ___ further heat loss from the building. a. guard b. protect ...
• We are all ___ the opinion that hydrocarbons in the atmosphere contribute to global warming. ...
• ___ had we sold out our stock when the markets crashed. a. If only b. ...
• I can't ___ thinking that we made a mistake in our calculations -- the total ...
• I dread ___ what would have happened if there'd been an accident. a. thinking b. ...
• Can you wait thirty seconds while I ___ in to the Post Office for some ...
• The chess players tried very hard to ___ each other with every move in the ...
• A Christmas treat is ___ pudding. a. plum b. plumb
• A ___ expression mixes both humor and disbelief. a. rye b. wry
• A ___ in shining armor is every girl's dream. a. night b. knight
• A ___ is a female deer. a. doe b. dough
• A ___ is a gadget. a. device b. devise
• A ___ is a narrow passage of water. a. straight b. strait
• A ___ is a type of shellfish. a. muscle b. mussel
• A ___ of children attacked the treats on the picnic table. a. hoard b. horde ...
• A ___ of water buffalo were resting beside the river when the lions attacked. a. ...
• A deer can also be called a ___. a. hart b. heart
• A delicious fruit is the French ___. a. peer b. pier c. pear
• A dolphin and a ___ are similar. a. porpoise b. purpose
• A favorite orange is the ___. a. naval b. navel
• A great ___ burst from her lips as she realized that the child was dead. ...
• A healthy pond should ___ with life. a. team b. teem
• A low mark on one quiz should not have a strong ___ on your grade. ...
• A man of his ___ is impressive. a. statue b. stature c. statute
• A member of the House of Lords is known as a ___. a. peer b. ...
• A place I remember from my childhood is the little brown church in the ___. ...
• A popular grain for bread and whiskey making is ___. a. rye b. wry ...
• A popular sport in Hawaii is ___ boarding. a. serf b. surf
• A rank lower than general is ___. a. colonel b. kernel
• A row boat needs at more than one ___. a. oar b. ore c. or ...
• A samurai's most valued possession was his ___ a. soared b. sword
• A show dog is a thorough __. a. bread b. bred
• A single ___ dropped on to her cheek. a. tear b. tier
• A skunk smells its own ___ first. a. scent b. sent c. cent
• A snowy owl ___ upon mice, rabbits and other small animals. a. praise b. prays ...
• A son is a ___ child. a. mail b. male
• A vein of gold in a mine is known as the mother ___. a. load ...
• A wheel ___ is someone who fixes or makes wheels. a. right b. rite c. ...
• A wild pig is also known as a ___. a. boar b. bore
• A woman can become a ___ or a priest in the Anglican Church. a. known ...
• After all that I have been ___, you want me to give this up? a. ...
• After she passed the bar exam she began to ___ as a lawyer in New ...
• All those opposed should say ___. a. nay b. neigh
• All was ___ at the farm on the night before the storm. a. quiet b. ...
• Although she was untidy, April did not complain because she was a ___ friend. a. ...
• Always try to buy low and ___ high. a. sell b. cell
• An ___ is a pot or vessel. a. urn b. earn
• An area of land without trees is a ___. a. step b. steppe
• Andrew ___ his bicycle to school every day. a. road b. rode c. rowed ...
• Apple sauce is a nice ___ to roast pork. a. complement b. compliment
• Are there any amusement parks in this ___? a. local b. locale
• Are you ___ dressed? a. already b. all ready
• Are you a boy ___ a girl? a. oar b. ore c. or
• Are you for ___ or is this just an act? a. real b. reel ...
• Are you in ___? a. pain b. pane
• As ___ falls the stars start to appear in the sky. a. night b. knight ...
• Bad news reporting makes me see ___. a. read b. red
• Be careful not to ___ that big fish in too fast. a. real b. reel ...
• Be sure there is enough daylight to make your ___ down the mountain. a. decent ...
• Better ___ than never. a. later b. latter
• Birds catch worms that come out with the morning ___. a. dew b. do c. ...
• Bread tastes better the longer you ___ the dough. a. need b. knead
• Brian invited ___ of his friends to his birthday party. a. known b. none c. ...
• But I ____ it would be all right. a. though b. thought
• Can you ___ a way for me to carry three bags at one time? a. ...
• Can you ___ the apples for me? a. peal b. peel
• Can you make any ___ of this note? a. sense b. since
• Carol eats ___ with every meal. a. bread b. bred
• Carry the water in a ___. a. pail b. pale
• Categories are only valid if they are ___. a. discreet b. discrete
• Cathy was the ___ survivor of the plane crash. a. sole b. soul
• Change your ___ and put the dirty ones in the laundry basket. a. cloths b. ...
• Changing the bandage often will help it ___. a. heal b. heel
• Chickens can also be referred to as poultry or ___. a. foul b. fowl ...
• Chuck heard his team mates ___ when his shot missed the goal. a. groan b. ...
• Cocaine is an ___ drug. a. elicit b. illicit
• Come over ___ and say that again! a. hear b. here
• Company ___ dropped when the cutback and layoffs were announced. a. moral b. morale ...
• Decaying fish makes an extremely ___ smell. a. foul b. fowl
• Diane Fossey was famous for her work with the mountain ___ groups in Rwanda. a. ...
• Do not ___ illness to get out of work. a. fain b. feign
• Do not ___ in the affairs of other. a. medal b. meddle c. mettle ...
• Do not ___ the lily. Simple is best. a. gild b. guild
• Do not ___ to me. a. lie b. lye
• Do you ___ the way to San Jose? a. know b. no
• Do you know ___ I can get a map? a. ware b. wear c. where ...
• Do you know ___ way he went? a. which b. witch
• Do you prefer ___ corn or corn on the cob? a. colonel b. kernel ...
• Do you really ___ the money? a. knead b. need
• Don't be a ___, be more interesting. a. boar b. bore
• Einstein won the Noble prize for ___. a. physics b. psychics
• Everyone went to the party ___ John. a. accept b. except
• Exercise and dieting will help you to lose ___ weight. a. access b. excess ...
• Exercise builds ___ and reduces fat. a. muscle b. mussel
• Fabric ___ takes a lot of skill. a. dyeing b. dying
• February is the time of the year that many people get colds and ___. a. ...
• Films must be screened by a ___ before they are shown. a. censor b. censure ...
• Flowers are a natural source of fabric ___. a. die b. dye
• For better texture you must ___ the dough longer. a. knead b. need
• For what ___ shall we meet? a. propose b. purpose c. porpoise
• Frank and ___ are best friends. a. earnest b. Ernest
• Gary stood as still as a ___. a. statue b. stature c. statute
• Geraldine came and ___ for three weeks last summer. a. staid b. stayed
• Get me the gift ___ that I left on the counter. a. rap b. wrap ...
• Get to the ___ of the problem. a. root b. route
• Give me ___, please. a. to b. too c. two
• Go ___ down the road and then turn left at the lights. a. straight b. ...
• Go ___ in peace. a. forth b. fourth
• Go away! ___! a. shoe b. shoo
• Go out and check the ___ box, will you. a. mail b. male
• Go to the corner, ___ wait five minutes. a. than b. then
• Go to the end of the ___ and wait your turn. a. queue b. cue ...
• Good shoes provide ___ support. a. arc b. arch
• Grandfather was a ___ and hearty man. a. hail b. hale
• Harold ___ his thanks before he eats every meal. a. praise b. prays c. preys ...
• Have ___ and do not get angry. a. patience b. patients
• Have a ___. Give me another chance. a. hart b. heart
• Have you ___ that bread prices will be going up again this week? a. heard ...
• He ___ flowers to his mother on Mother�s Day. a. cent b. scent c. sent ...
• He ___ her fingers loose from the package. a. pride b. pried
• He ___ my day when he said he liked my hair. a. made b. maid ...
• He always wanted to sail the ___. a. sea b. see
• He came in ___ so he did not get a medal. a. forth b. fourth ...
• He came in right on ___. a. cue b. queue
• He car broke down so he called for a ___ truck. a. toe b. tow ...
• He challenged Seymor to a ___ a. duel b. dual c. duet
• He found a new ___ to go to school. a. root b. route
• He had ___ a bad cough but it did not get any worse. a. quiet ...
• He had ___ radial tires put on his car. a. duel b. dual c. duet ...
• He had a ___ complexion so he had to avoid too much sun. a. fair ...
• He had a ___ for news. a. knows b. nose
• He has a few screws ___. a. loose b. lose
• He has nothing to ___. a. loose b. lose
• He is a privileged owner of one the few ___ pieces of ancient pottery. a. ...
• He made a ___ to the right to catch his opponent off guard. a. faint ...
• He made an ___ to her, but it was not clear that he was talking ...
• He ran so fast that he ___ all of the other runners. a. beat b. ...
• He showed his ___ by continuing despite an injury. a. medal b. meddle c. mettle ...
• He squeezed out a ___ of power at the end of the race. a. serge ...
• He stood for a long time on the ___ watching the ships pass by. a. ...
• He stubbed out his cigarette ___ in the ashtray. a. but b. butt
• He threw the __ to the second base man. a. ball b. bawl
• He took the ___ of a policeman in the school play. a. role b. roll ...
• He walked for days in the ___ without seeing another living thing, only sand. a. ...
• He was ___ himself with worry. a. beside b. besides
• He was ___ to help the children read. a. scent b. sent c. cent ...
• He was ___ unprepared for the warm reception that her family gave him. a. holy ...
• He was a ___ enough fellow even if he was not wealthy. a. decent b. ...
• He was a ___ killer. a. cereal b. serial
• He was in a ___ after she broke up with him. a. days b. daze ...
• He was in high ___ because he was so unfairly treated. a. dudgeon b. dungeon ...
• He was promoted to ___ in the army. a. colonel b. kernel
• He was released from jail after he posted $50, 000 ___. a. bail b. bale ...
• He was so cold that his lips turned ___. a. blew b. blue
• He wrote an ___ that compared his brother and father's appearance. a. assay b. essay ...
• Her face turned as red as a ___. a. beat b. beet
• Her novels regularly ___ the depths of human despair. a. plum b. plumb
• Her skirt was the color of ___. a. done b. dun
• Herbert was a ___ old bachelor until he met Molly. a. staid b. stayed ...
• His ___ attention was focussed on the film. a. rapt b. wrapped
• His behavior is ___ boorish and rude. a. altogether b. all together
• His military rank carries some ___ at the bargaining table. a. wait b. weight ...
• Hoist the ___ and head out to sea. a. sail b. sale
• How about eating a nice thick juicy ___? a. stake b. steak
• How can you hope to become a professional musician if you will not ___. a. ...
• How do you get ___ from here? a. their b. there c. they're
• How late are you ___ to stay up at night? a. aloud b. allowed ...
• How much did you ___ during the summer? a. urn b. earn
• I ___ you not to drink and drive. a. advice b. advise
• I ___ all about it in the morning newspaper. a. read b. red
• I ___ her a letter but she did not reply. a. rote b. wrote ...
• I ___ my right to an attorney. a. waive b. wave
• I ___ that you are in good health. a. pray b. prey
• I am ___ to take chemistry this term. a. hoping b. hopping
• I am glad that it is over and ___ with. a. done b. dun ...
• I am just ___ to see you! a. dyeing b. dying
• I am not sure but ___ I will go. a. maybe b. may be ...
• I am very honored to ___ you. a. meat b. meet c. mete
• I can ___ many references to support this position. a. cite b. sight c. site ...
• I can hardly ___ in this smoky room! a. breath b. breathe
• I can not ___ you. Speak up. a. hear b. here
• I can not get that ___ stain out of your shirt. a. berry b. bury ...
• I cannot ___ to put on long sleeves on a sunny day. a. bare b. ...
• I did ___! a. not b. knot
• I do my best to be frank and ___. a. earnest b. Ernest
• I do not care ___ you stay or leave. a. weather b. whether
• I do not mind if you ___ the fruit as long as you can still ...
• I have a ___ and a daughter going to school. a. son b. sun ...
• I have known him ___ we were school children. a. sense b. since
• I haven't got a thing to ___. a. ware b. wear c. where
• I heard a ___ when she hung up the phone. a. click b. clique ...
• I hope you ___ drop in to see us soon. a. dew b. do c. ...
• I just can not ___ to go climbing. a. wait b. weight
• I keep an extra ___ of shoes at my office. a. pear b. pair c. ...
• I learned to ___ when I was eleven years old. a. sew b. so c. ...
• I like spaghetti ___ I don't eat it often. a. but b. butt
• I like to read ___ to my children. a. aloud b. allowed
• I love him in ___. a. always b. all ways
• I need a ___ of fresh air. a. breath b. breathe
• I need to put some ___ in my bicycle tire. a. air b. heir ...
• I often read ___ I eat. a. while b. wile
• I plan to give the living room a ___ cleaning today. a. thorough b. through ...
• I pray for the soul of the dearly departed. a. sole b. soul
• I really should have ___ better. a. known b. none c. nun
• I think of you ___ time you go away. a. ever b. every
• I told ___ not to go but he would not listen. a. him b. hymn ...
• I used to have a slim ___ when I was a teenager. a. waist b. ...
• I want to ___ you for your delicious meal. a. complement b. compliment
• I was ___ how to ride a bike when I was three. a. shone b. ...
• I was ___ in a small town, but I moved to the city when I ...
• I was ___ to obey my elders. a. taught b. taut
• I will ___ remember you.. a. always b. all ways
• I will ___ the fruit so that you can share. a. halve b. have ...
• I will ___ the job that you offered. a. accept b. except
• I will ___ the job that you offered. a. except b. accept
• I will finish this thing if it takes for ___. a. ever b. every ...
• I will have ___ of your silliness. a. none b. nun
• I wish you ___ here. a. were b. where c. whir
• I work ___ that my family can eat. a. sew b. so c. sow ...
• I would ___ like to go with you. a. knot b. not
• I would ___ stay here with you forever. a. fain b. feign
• I would like some, ___. a. to b. too c. two
• I would not make a good surgeon because I have a ___ stomach. a. weak ...
• I would rather be a hammer ___ a nail. a. than b. then
• If flowers are left out of water they will wither and ___. a. die b. ...
• If someone offers to ___ the hatchet, it means they want to stop fighting. a. ...
• If the ___ fits, wear it. a. shoe b. shoo
• If you ___ to know you will find out. a. need b. knead
• If you do not agree you must voice your ___. a. decent b. descent c. ...
• If you do not wash you skin properly the ___ will become clogged. a. pores ...
• If you oil the hinges of that door they won't ___. a. creak b. creek ...
• If you sleep with ___ hair you will catch a cold. a. wet b. whet ...
• If you spend the day in the sun with your shoulders ___, they will burn. ...
• If you use the author's thoughts you must ___ the source. a. sight b. site ...
• In feudal times the landowner ruled the ___. a. serf b. surf
• In the 1800's farmers depended on ___ horses to plow their fields. a. draft b. ...
• In the huge yard there was a ___ pine tree in one corner but no ...
• Instead of fighting, let's just ___. a. rap b. wrap
• Introduce me to your good-looking ___. a. beau b. bow
• Is that a ___ tree or a birch tree? a. beach b. beech
• It is a crime to ___. a. steal b. steel
• It is a criminal's ___ to one day go to jail. a. fate b. fete ...
• It is a good idea to start a speech with a short ___ or story. ...
• It is a serious offence to ___ the army. a. desert b. dessert
• It is a shame to ___ water. a. waist b. waste
• It is difficult to ___ used cars and insurance. a. cell b. sell
• It is difficult to ___ who will win the election. a. prophecy b. prophesy ...
• It is easy to cross a fence by climbing a ___. a. stile b. style ...
• It is father's job to ___ out punishment in our family. a. meat b. meet ...
• It is hard to ___ an honest living. a. earn b. urn
• It is illegal to ___ goods door to door. a. pedal b. peddle
• It is important to ___ the soil to test the metal bearing content. a. assay ...
• It is important to ___ your children when they do good work. a. praise b. ...
• It is not as ___ I meant to be selfish. a. though b. thought ...
• It is so difficult to ___ which chocolate to eat! a. choose b. chose c. ...
• It looks like ___ but the weather forecast was for sunshine. a. rain b. reign ...
• It only takes a few minutes by ferryboat to go to the ___ of Wight ...
• It takes a couple of hours for bread ___ to rise. a. doe b. dough ...
• It takes longer to ___ a mountain that it does to go down. a. ascend ...
• It was a case of love at first ___. a. sight b. site c. cite ...
• It was an ___ light that shone over the street. a. eerie b. Erie c. ...
• It was so cold that ___ frost formed on the window. a. hoar b. whore ...
• Jerry ___ so much syrup over his pancakes that you can hardly see the plate. ...
• John ___ the trumpet so loud that his ears popped. a. blew b. blue ...
• Lake ___ is one of the five Great Lakes. a. eerie b. Erie c. eyrie ...
• Learning by ___ memorization is not the most efficient method. a. rote b. wrote ...
• Let the ___ be forgotten. a. passed b. past
• Let there be ___ on Earth and let it begin with me. a. peace b. ...
• Lets take a five minute ___. a. brake b. break
• Lets take a stroll along the ___. a. beach b. beech
• Look carefully and you will see ___ on the shelf. a. their b. there c. ...
• Los Vegas is a great place to ___ but not always a place to win. ...
• Love made me ___ like an eagle. a. soar b. sore
• Madonna is a pop ___. a. idle b. idol
• Malaria is a water ___ disease. a. born b. borne
• Many city buses expect riders to have the exact ___ ready when it is time ...
• Many couples want to ___ the orphan children in North Korea, Rwanda and Rumania. a. ...
• Marine land is featuring a trained ___. a. propose b. purpose c. porpoise?
• May I ___ that we meet later tonight? a. propose b. purpose c. porpoise ...
• May I be of ___? a. assistance b. assistants
• May I take a ___ at your new basement? a. peak b. peek c. pique ...
• Meet me in the back ___. a. lain b. lane
• Milk and cheese are examples of ___ products. a. dairy b. diary
• Modern buildings had a heat and smoke ___ in every room. a. censor b. censure ...
• More than money is at ___. a. stake b. steak
• Please type your password to ___ your account. a. access b. excess
• Plug the ___ into the electrical outlet. a. chord b. cord
• Quitting is not my ___. a. stile b. style
• Rebecca wrote every night in her ___. a. dairy b. diary
• Researchers try to ___ truthful responses from subjects. a. elicit b. illicit
• Ring the church ___ ! a. bell b. belle
• Salem is famous for its ___ hunts. a. which b. witch
• She ___ the children down the street. a. lead b. led
• She ___ the red bicycle instead of the blue one. a. choose b. chose c. ...
• She always thought of her husband as a kind of ___ in shining armor, a ...
• She always wanted to become a ___ rather than to marry. a. none b. nun ...
• She felt him ___ her in his arms. a. envelop b. envelope
• She gave silent ___ to the proposal. a. ascend b. ascent c. assent
• She is an expert in the ___ arts. a. marital b. martial
• She made ___ inquiries about the rental price. a. discreet b. discrete
• She may not be very pretty but she is not exactly ___ either. a. plain ...
• She planted daisies to make a floral ___ around her yard. a. boarder b. border ...
• She survived by her ability to ___ and guile. a. while b. wile
• She told the campers a scary ___ about a mysterious murder. a. tail b. tale ...
• Most drugstores sell snakebite ___. a. anecdote b. antidote
• Mother's ashes are kept in this ___. a. earn b. urn
• My colleagues are ___ of the nicest people I know. a. some b. sum ...
• My father is the ___ to the company. a. air b. heir
• My favorite spread for bread is ___ jam. a. currant b. current
• My son has ___ 10 centimeters since this past summer. a. groan b. grown ...
• Oats, wheat and barley are all used to make breakfast ___. a. serial b. cereal ...
• On the ___, he is a nice person. a. whole b. hole
• One of my ___ will help you. a. assistance b. assistants
• One of the most challenging jobs is to ___ children. a. raise b. rays c. ...
• One percussion instrument in the orchestra is the ___. a. cymbal b. symbol
• Out of ___, out of mind. a. cite b. sight c. site
• Paranormal events are predicted and explained by ___. a. physics b. psychics
• Pass the salt ___. a. pleas b. please
• People respected her ___ character. a. doughy b. doughty
• People stop and ___ but I don't care. a. stair b. stare
• People usually play golf in groups of ___. a. for b. fore c. four ...
• Please ___ you name and identification number at the top of the page. a. right ...
• Please knit one ___ . a. pearl b. purl
• Please say Cheese ___ now so that I can take the picture. a. altogether b. ...
• She wanted to give her baby a natural ___ at home instead of in the ...
• She was ___ a dancer but now she is a teacher. a. formally b. formerly ...
• She was ___ mad when she learned that she did not win. a. hoping b. ...
• She was overcome by a fit of ___. a. peak b. peek c. pique ...
• She was under the ___ that she was a great singer. a. allusion b. illusion ...
• She went to the party with a pink ___ in her hair. a. beau b. ...
• She worked at two part time jobs to pay off her student ___. a. loan ...
• She worked on weekends at a ___ store. a. stationary b. stationery ...
• Soap is made from ___. a. lie b. lye
• Soloists have to ___ their skills in every performance. a. flautist b. flaunt
• Some people like corn on the cob but I like ___ corn. a. colonel b. ...
• Something that is sacred is also ___. a. holy b. wholly
• Sometimes elderly people ___ food in their rooms when they live in nursing homes. a. ...
• Step on the ___! Stop! a. brake b. break
• Stop the ___ chatter and get back to work. a. idle b. idol
• Take a ___ of sand and dump it at the waterfront. a. load b. lode ...
• Take my ___; don't drink and drive. a. advice b. advise
• Take one ___ at a time. a. step b. steppe
• Take the trash out into the ___ and put it in the garbage can. a. ...
• Tell me ___ you are. a. were b. where c. whir
• Tell me directly. Don't just ___ to some problem. a. allude b. elude
• Tell the ___ truth and nothing but the truth. a. hole b. whole
• That machine makes a round ___ of hay. a. bail b. bale
• That meat should have been ___ out days ago. a. throne b. thrown
• The American ___ has the power to grant visas. a. counsel b. council c. consul ...
• The President ___ the opening pitch. a. threw b. through
• The Queen sat on her ___ to open parliament. a. throne b. thrown
• The ___ and ice storms in Eastern Canada and the United States left many homes ...
• The ___ base was in the Red Sea. a. naval b. navel
• The ___ bear is a very dangerous animal. a. grisly b. grizzly
• The ___ character in the play is a middle-aged widow. a. principal b. principle ...
• The ___ fire department has a visiting day. a. local b. locale
• The ___ had a party after the play was over. a. cast b. caste ...
• The ___ half of the afternoon is free. a. later b. latter
• The ___ is found naturally in the shell of an oyster. a. pearl b. purl ...
• The ___ is the largest mammal found in the ocean. a. wail b. whale ...
• The ___ of free speech supports the notion of censor-free publication. a. principal b. principle ...
• The ___ of her dress ripped open. a. seam b. seem
• The ___ of limitations ran out. a. statue b. stature c. statute
• The ___ of the mountain was hidden behind the clouds. a. peak b. peek c. ...
• The ___ of the propellers could be hear for many miles. a. were b. where ...
• The ___ of the ship is at the front. a. bough b. bow
• The ___ of the story is never trust a stranger. a. moral b. morale ...
• The ___ of the tree broke off in the storm. a. bough b. bow ...
• The ___ opens in a forest. a. scene b. seen
• The ___ played all of my favorite songs. a. band b. ban
• The ___ point is a thesis. a. main b. mane
• The ___ rose at 5:15 today. a. son b. sun
• The ___ rushed in a covered the beach. a. tide b. tied
• The ___ shop sold dress, veils and flowers. a. bridal b. bridle
• The ___ shop sold saddles, spurs and cowboy hats. a. bridal b. bridle
• The ___ society cares for animal rights. a. human b. humane
• The ___ was a soloist and an orchestral member. a. flautist b. flaunt
• The ___ was hard to follow after the rain. a. trail b. trial
• The ___ was looking for a new dog to live on. a. flea b. flee ...
• The ___ went on for more than six weeks. a. trail b. trial
• The ___ were placed behind the infantrymen. a. ordinance b. ordnance
• The actor entered the stage right on ___. a. queue b. cue
• The appetizer is meant to ___ your appetite. a. wet b. whet
• The art of ___ arrangement takes many years of patient loving practice to master. a. ...
• The fraction that is calculated for an angle by dividing the length of the opposite ...
• The gift was ___ in red shiny cellophane. a. rapt b. wrapped
• The golfer gently tapped the ball into the ___. a. hole b. whole
• The golfer scored a ___ in one. a. whole b. hole
• The golfer yelled ___ as he swung his club. a. for b. fore c. four ...
• The heat made her feel ___. a. faint b. feint
• The heat made the perfume ___ from the women gathered in the small room. a. ...
• The hockey players were ___ from the club because of their behavior. a. band b. ...
• The honeybee returned to ___ hive. a. its b. it's
• The horse will ___ if it is scared. a. nay b. neigh
• The horse's ___ needs to be brushed daily. a. main b. mane
• The howls of the wolves pierced the ___ air and sent chills up her spine. ...
• The hunter slowly raised his gun and took aim at the ___. a. dear b. ...
• The jet ___ through the atmosphere. a. soared b. sword
• The knight was sent out to ___ a dragon. a. slay b. sleigh
• The largest instrument in the violin family is the double ___. a. base b. bass ...
• The lawyer entered the ___. a. pleas b. please
• The logs were placed on a ___ in the fireplace. a. grate b. great ...
• The loud noise made her ___ during the speech. a. pause b. paws
• The main __ was veal. a. coarse b. course
• The marriage ___ is on of the most beautiful of all sacraments. a. right b. ...
• The members of the ___ were expected to pay yearly dues. a. gild b. guild ...
• The metal pipe in a chimney through which the smoke passes is called a ___. ...
• The miners were digging for iron ___. a. oar b. ore c. or
• The monk had no possessions in the ___ that was his room. a. sell b. ...
• The mountaineers made their ___ camp before attempting to climb to the summit. a. base ...
• The movie ___ him so he turned it off. a. board b. bored
• The national anthem of the gold ___ winner is played during the awards ceremony. a. ...
• The new rule is an ___ of the city council. a. ordinance b. ordnance ...
• The novelist worked feverishly on his final ___. a. draft b. draught
• The orchestral piece ending with a loud ___ crash. a. symbol b. cymbal
• The park was the site of ____ murder. a. grisly b. grizzly
• The pencil ___ broke as she wrote. a. lead b. led
• The penthouse ___ is the most expensive apartment in the building. a. suite b. sweet ...
• The politician learned how to smile and ___ even under stress a. waive b. wave ...
• The prettiest girl is called the ___ of the ball. a. bell b. belle ...
• The priest put the sacraments on the ___. a. altar b. alter
• The prisoner was kept in a dark, dank ___. a. dudgeon b. dungeon
• The prisoner was kept in his small ___. a. cell b. sell
• The professor is an ___ specialist in the field. a. emanate b. eminent c. imminent ...
• The puppy had mud all over its ___. a. pause b. paws
• The radio is ___ the television. a. beside b. besides
• The red bicycle was ___ instead of the blue one. a. choose b. chose c. ...
• The red cross is a ___ of emergency health care. a. cymbal b. symbol ...
• The rope was ___, not slack. a. taught b. taut
• The sailor was a expert at tying every kind of ___. a. knot b. not ...
• The sale was cancelled. It was ___ and void. a. nil b. null
• The secret to good bread is in the choice of ___. a. flour b. flower ...
• The sheet ___ will take place in March. a. sail b. sale
• The shy youth felt tongue ___ in front of girls. a. tide b. tied ...
• The soprano and tenor sang a romantic ___. a. duel b. dual c. duet ...
• The special bargain is two ___ the price of one. a. for b. fore c. ...
• The student __ meets every Wednesday a. counsel b. council c. consul
• The sun ___ bright on their wedding day. a. shone b. shown
• The tables were ___. They were nailed to the floor. a. stationary b. stationery ...
• The teacher called the ___ at the beginning of each class. a. role b. roll ...
• The teacher stayed after school to ___ the student who had problems. a. counsel b. ...
• The thunderstorm was ___. a. emanate b. eminent c. imminent
• The tiger silently stalked its ___. a. pray b. prey
• The toilet paper had an herbal ___. a. cent b. scent c. sent
• The truck will ___ away the bags of leaves. a. hall b. haul
• The uniform was made of thick ___. a. serge b. surge
• The wash ___ are in the top drawer. a. cloths b. clothes
• The weather ___ has a rooster design on it. a. vane b. vain c. vein ...
• The whole is worth more than the ___ of its parts. a. some b. sum ...
• The yard could only be entered through the ___. a. gait b. gate
• There ___ a way to fix this. a. maybe b. may be
• There are 90 degrees in a right ___. a. angel b. angle
• There are ten members on the local school ___. a. board b. bored
• There is ___ way that I will go with you. a. know b. no ...
• There is a rich ___ of comedy in Mike Nichol's movies. a. vane b. vain ...
• There is great danger in ___ warfare. a. gorilla b. guerrilla
• There is not much to buy for one ___. a. scent b. sent c. cent ...
• There is nothing more ___ than cheese and chalk. a. desperate b. disparate
• There is still some remnants of a ___ system in India. a. cast b. caste ...
• There was no room at the ___ so we went to a motel. a. in ...
• They decided to go for ___ counseling. a. marital b. martial
• They needed to be ___ dressed to go into the restaurant. a. formally b. formerly ...
• They say that ___ going to get colder this week. a. its b. it's ...
• They spent two days at the base camp before their ___ of the mountain. a. ...
• Things are not as they ___. a. seam b. seem
• This ___ is about traffic safety. a. lessen b. lesson
• This car has the right of ___. a. way b. weigh
• This field will be the ___ of the new shopping center. a. cite b. sight ...
• This has been a ___ effort. a. team b. teem
• This is a very ___ decision. a. personal b. personnel
• This is the ___ of the proposed library building. a. sight b. site c. cite ...
• This medication will ___ the pain. a. lessen b. lesson
• This new information does not ___ my opinion of him. a. altar b. alter ...
• This party is supposed to ___ our successful colleague's achievement. a. fate b. fete ...
• This pie is too ___. a. suite b. sweet
• Those who follow a vegetarian diet eat no ___. a. meat b. meet c. mete ...
• Tie the ___ tighter. a. not b. knot
• To apply for a job, visit the ___ department. a. personal b. personnel
• To err is ___. a. human b. humane
• To give someone a wide ___ means to stay out of their way. a. berth ...
• Tolstoy was a ___ Russian writer. a. grate b. great
• Two liters of milk should be enough to ___ us over until Monday. a. tied ...
• Use a knife to ___ the potatoes. a. pear b. pair c. pare
• Victoria had the longest ___ of any British monarch. a. rain b. reign c. rein ...
• Visibility was ___ because of the falling snow. a. nil b. null
• Wait for me __ the car. a. in b. inn
• Wait in line. Go to the end of the ___. a. cue b. queue ...
• Watch your steps. Take one ___ at a time. a. stair b. stare
• We ___ the slow car on the highway. a. passed b. past
• We always had a ___ living with us so our meals were never quiet. a. ...
• We have a ___ and a butler in our employ. a. made b. maid ...
• We like to exercise at least three days each ___. a. weak b. week ...
• We went to a ___ tasting party last night. a. whine b. wine
• We will know the ___ of the injuries after the x-ray. a. extant b. extent ...
• Welders wear a mask and protect their eyes by not looking at the ___ of ...
• What do you ___? a. sea b. see
• What gives you the ___ to talk to me like that? a. right b. rite ...
• What have you ___ that is so frightening? a. scene b. seen
• What is the ___ number on that bicycle? a. serial b. cereal
• What is the ___ of your visit to Canada? a. porpoise b. purpose
• Where can you ___ flannel shirts? a. buy b. by
• Who ___ better than you do. a. knows b. nose
• Will this low mark ___ my grade? a. affect b. effect
• William made a ___ that his brother would someday become an all-star pitcher. a. prophecy ...
• Would you like ___ dance? a. to b. too c. two
• Would you like a ___ of pie or cake? a. peace b. piece
• Writers like to live high above the world in a ___. a. garret b. garrote ...
• Yes, I am ___. a. already b. all ready
• You are so ___ that you think that everyone is looking at you. a. vane ...
• You be back home ___ midnight! a. buy b. by
• You can insult me but how dare you ___ my wife! a. sleight b. slight ...
• You can not ___ the problem by running away. a. allude b. elude
• You can't really buy anything for one ___. a. cent b. scent c. sent ...
• You look ___. You need some sun. a. pail b. pale
• You look like an ___ in that white dress! a. angel b. angle
• You must ___ faster to win the race. a. pedal b. peddle
• You must ___ in a wild horse. a. rain b. reign c. rein
• You must ___ the line when you are in the Marines. a. toe b. tow ...
• You must address, stamp and seal the ___ before mailing it. a. envelop b. envelope ...
• You must have ___ in your work. a. pride b. pried
• You must have nerves of ___. a. steal b. steel
• You need flexibility to ___ to new situations. a. adapt b. adopt
• You need to ___ the pros and cons to make a good decision. a. way ...
• You reap what you ___. a. sew b. so c. sow
• Young deer like to ___ in the meadow on a bright summer day. a. gamble ...
• Your seats are on the first ___ of balconies. a. tear b. tier
• ___ can be made from many types of fruit. a. Jews b. Juice
• ___ celebrate the Sabbath on Saturday. a. Jews b. Juice
• The cloth was ___ but strong. a. coarse b. course
• The commercial jet ___ swiftly through the clouds. a. flew b. flue c. flu ...
• The congress passed a vote of ___ against the president. a. censor b. censure c. ...
• The cupid is a ___ of love. a. symbol b. cymbal
• The dark clouds were a sure ___ of rain. a. sign b. sine
• The dessert was a sliced ___ on a swirl of chocolate. a. pear b. pair ...
• The director was dissatisfied with the stage set so he made the crew ___ it ...
• The doctor's ___ waited outside the office. a. patience b. patients
• The dog was ___ to the post outside the store. a. tied b. tide ...
• The dog will ___ all night if you leave him outside. a. whine b. wine ...
• The drug addict was ___ to get some money. a. desperate b. disparate
• The drunkard walked along the street with an unsteady ___. a. gait b. gate ...
• The dry air made his throat feel ___. a. soar b. sore
• The dumplings were undercooked so they tasted ___. a. doughy b. doughty
• The eagle kept its ___ high up on a cliff. a. eerie b. Erie c. ...
• The electrical ___ is dangerous if you touch it. a. currant b. current
• The elite group is called a ___. a. click b. clique
• The first ___ of the sun in the morning made a pink glow in the ...
• The fisherman ___ to shore as soon as the storm clouds appeared on the horizon. ...
• The forecast is for stormy ___. a. weather b. whether
• The assassin choked his victim with a ___. a. garret b. garrote
• The baby dropped the candy and began to ___. a. ball b. bawl
• The baby had ___ quietly for two hours when it awoke. a. lain b. lane ...
• The back of you foot is your ___. a. heal b. heel
• The balance ___ was $5.55. a. dew b. do c. due
• The ball broke the window ___. a. pain b. pane
• The ball went ___ the window. a. threw b. through
• The breakfast ___ is on aisle four. a. cereal b. serial
• The breakfast cereal is on ___ four. a. aisle b. isle
• The bride looked at her husband shyly from behind her ___. a. vale b. veil ...
• The busy ___ passed in front of the hospital. a. road b. rode c. rowed ...
• The butler polished the silver ___ before every meal. a. ware b. wear c. where ...
• The card sharp made his fortune through ___ of hand. a. sleight b. slight ...
• The carpenter used a ___ to make the plank flat. a. plain b. plane ...
• The child grabbed the cat by the ___. a. tail b. tale
• The children told ___ mother a lie. a. their b. there c. they're
• The choice is yours: fight or ___. a. flea b. flee
• The choir sang a ___ in honor of the newly married couple. a. him b. ...
• The choirmaster played the opening ___ before they sang. a. chord b. cord
• The church bells ___ and the crowds cheer. a. peal b. peel
• Wow! It's raining cats and dogs today! I wish I'd brought my umbrella to school!
• When I told my mom I would be home around 2 am, she had a ...
• Jean: How did you know it was my birthday today? Susan: Oh, a little ...
• Frank: Why didn't your brother ride the roller coaster with us? Sam: Oh, he's ...
• When the telephone salesman told me I could buy some concert tickets for only $10.00 ...
• I never learned how to use a computer, so I lost my job to a ...
• The concert was ___ because of the rain. a. called off b. blacked out c. ...
• How did he ___ their bad behavior. a. come to b. account for c. jot ...
• He must be about 90. He is really ___. a. getting on b. bringing up ...
• In the end everything ___ OK. a. turned out b. wore out c. climb up ...
• Can you ___ all right or should I get a ladder? a. fall through b. ...
• I am sorry that I am late. I got ___ in traffic. a. lifted off ...
• I was so angry that I ___ in protest. a. gave up b. walked out ...
• The man was ___ of jail early for good behavior. a. let out b. bent ...
• Even though he was tired, he ___ going. a. kept on b. brought out c. ...
• After the accident a lot of people ___. a. turned out b. set out c. ...
• To be hit by a car or bus is the same as to be ___ ...
• To reduce the amount you do something is the same as to ___ down. a. ...
• To fail to do something when someone is relying on you is the same as ...
• To let something become less hot is the same as to let it ___ down. ...
• If it is raining very heavily, it is the same as to ___ down rain. ...
• To have a lot of stress is similar to being ___ down by a lot ...
• To pass things from father to son is the same as to ___ down from ...
• To relax from stress is the same as to ___ down. a. wind b. lie ...
• To write a note is the same as to ___ down something. a. jot b. ...
• To make something appear less serious than it is is the same as to ___ ...
• What colour did he go ___? a. over b. with c. for
• Let's go ___ for dinner tonight? a. in b. around c. out
• Why did the alarm go ___ like that? a. out b. off c. through ...
• Put the milk in the fridge or it will go ___. a. out b. ...
• Let's go ___ to the river to swim. a. out b. down c. through ...
• Will the stain come ___ if I wash it? a. out b. in c. ...
• His aunt just died so he will come ___ a lot of money. a. ...
• The question didn't come ___ so I was happy. a. up b. in c. ...
• That book will come ___ very useful. a. up b. in c. down ...
• She said she would come ___ and visit today a. for b. over c. ...
• To inherit money is the same as to ___ into money. a. come b. ...
• To join the army is the same as to ___ into the army. a. ...
• To make a quick decision about something is the same as to ___ into something. ...
• To meet someone unexpectedly is the same as to ___ into someone. a. bump ...
• To fit into something later is the same as to ___ into it. a. ...
• To suddenly cry is the same as to ___ into tears. a. fly b. ...
• To drive off the road into a gasoline station is the same as to ___ ...
• To go and register at a hotel is the same as to ___ into a ...
• To have to borrow money is the same as to ___ into debt. a. ...
• To check and find out what happened is the same as to ___ into something. ...
• If there is an earthquake, you should make ___ the park. a. out b. ...
• It was so foggy that she couldn't make ___ the road ahead. a. out ...
• It took 20 years for them to make ___ after their fight. a. up ...
• The man made ___ with all her money. a. for b. off c. up ...
• I wish she wouldn't make ___ stories like that. a. for b. up c. ...
• Can you help me pull ___ these boots? a. off b. our c. in ...
• The doctors think she can't pull ___ another heart attack. a. back b. through ...
• I think I just saw dad's car pull ___ the driveway. a. into b. ...
• A famous man like him always pulls ___ the crowds. a. out b. over ...
• The sun is so bright. Do you mind if I pull ___ the blinds. ...
• She doesn't exercise anymore so she has put ___ weight. a. on b. in ...
• He put ___ for a transfer, but it was refused. a. on b. in ...
• My father put ___ the money to buy the house. a. up b. in ...
• Taxes are going to be put ___ next year. a. in b. up c. ...
• My back is really painful, since I put it ___. a. out b. on ...
• I told her she couldn't come down until all her clothes were put ___. ...
• People often put ___ her opinions. a. down b. in c. out
• The game was put ___ until next month. a. over b. off c. away ...
• Will you help me put ___ this poster? a. over b. through c. up ...
• Will the last one to leave please put ___the candles? a. out b. in ...
• To stick a poster to a wall is the same as to ___ up a ...
• To go from sitting to standing is the same as to ___ up. a. ...
• To go from being a child to being an adult is the same as to ...
• To ask someone to talk loudly so that you can hear them is the same ...
• To rush so that you aren't late is the same as to ___ up. ...
• To become happy after being sad or miserable is the same as to ___ up. ...
• To put nice clothes on and look smart is the same as to ___ up. ...
• To clean a room is the same as to ___ up. a. clean b. ...
• To explode a bomb in a building is the same as to ___ up a ...
• To not go to bed early is the same as to ___ up. a. ...
• To go faster and faster is the same as to ___ up. a. shoot b. ...
• If a problem suddenly happens, it is the same as a problem has just ___ ...
• To divide into groups is the same as to ___ up. a. screw b. split ...
• To admit you have done something wrong is the same as to ___ up. a. ...
• To fasten your coat is the same as to ___ up your coat. a. sum ...
• To make or create trouble is the same as to ___ up trouble. a. try ...
• To try to find some information or thing from the past is the same as ...
• To redo your lipstick and tidy up your hair and appearance is the same as ...
• To make something louder is the same as to ___ up the volume. a. turn ...
• If you hit, punch or kick someone, it's the same as to ___ up someone. ...
• To finish your drink quickly because you are leaving is the same as to ___ ...
• If you form a queue to get something, it is the same as to ___ ...
• To not share your feeling with anyone is the same as to ___ up your ...
• To stop outside of somewhere is the same as to ___ up outside. a. turn ...
• To make a mistake is the same as to ___ up. a. screw b. hang ...
• To practice a skill you have already is the same as to ___ up a ...
• To not be able to speak or move because of fright or worry is the ...
• To support something or stop something is the same as to ___ it up. a. ...
• To appear univited is the same as to ___ up. a. draw b. hold c. ...
• She couldn't keep ___ the payments so she lost the house. a. on b. ...
• She likes to keep ___ with the latest fashions. a. away b. off c. ...
• The doctor said that I have to keep ___ alcohol. a. on b. off ...
• This spray will keep ___ the bugs. a. away b. off c. on ...
• She keeps ___ about him even though he has left. a. away b. back ...
• Does this bring ___ memories. a. in b. on c. back
• She had to bring ___ the children by herself. a. on b. up c. ...
• Did he ever bring ___ that book? a. back b. up c. on ...
• Can I bring ___ my friend? a. up b. along c. out
• Being a teacher doesn't bring ___ much money a. up b. back c. in ...
• To get into a building or car using force is to ___. a. break ...
• To steal money from a bank by using force is a ___. a. hold ...
• To steal or take something without asking is to ___. a. run off with ...
• To hurt someone badly by hitting or kicking is to ___. a. pull them ...
• To kill someone in informal English is to ___ with them. a. do away ...
• To destroy something with a bomb is to ___. a. beat it up b. ...
• To take a criminal to the police is to ___. a. turn them over ...
• To put someone in prison is to ___. a. lock them up b. do ...
• To not punish someone for their crime is to ___. a. give them over ...
• To succeed in not being punished for a crime is to ___ it a. ...
• To make someone unhappy is to ___. a. get over them b. get on ...
• To make someone feel upset or angry is to ___. a. jump them b. ...
• To make someone feel good is to __. a. perk them up b. peep ...
• To stop feeling upset or angry about something is to ___. a. clam up ...
• To be so excited that you lose control is to get ___. a. carried ...
• To start behaving in a violent or strange way is to ___. a. liven ...
• To eat food very quickly is to ___. a. bolt it down b. pig ...
• If you only eat a small amount of a meal, you ___. a. gnaw ...
• To eat a lot of food is to ___. a. pig out b. roll ...
• To eat less of something to improve your health is to ___ on it. ...
• To drink a lot of alcohol is to ___. a. knock it over b. ...
• To heat food again that has already been cooked is to ___. a. ruffle ...
• To get an illness from someone is to ___. a. pick it up b. ...
• To try hard to get rid of an illness is to ___. a. tide ...
• If a part of your body gets bigger and rounder because of injury or illness ...
• Another expression for vomiting is to ___. a. throw up b. toss out c. ...
• To be able to eat or drink without vomiting is to ___. a. keep ...
• To become unconscious is to ___. a. go out b. black out c. knock ...
• I am so tired today because I ___ up early. a. built b. cheer c. ...
• I missed a lot of classes so I have to work hard to ___ up. ...
• I don't know the telephone number so I'll have to ___ it up. a. mix ...
• If you don't ___ up, we will be late. a. hurry b. bring c. draw ...
• Her husband died so she had to ___ up the children alone. a. blow b. ...
• The traffic was ___ up because of road work. a. held b. freshend c. kept ...
• The police ___ up the political demonstration. a. got b. turned c. broke
• You should always ___ up any words you don't know in a dictionary. a. get ...
• I can't believe he ___ up the bill and paid for our dinner. a. set ...
• The boy ___ up his seat to the old lady. a. made b. gave c. ...
• If you speak for a long time, you ___. a. get on b. go ...
• If you talk too long on one subject, you ___. a. run out b. ...
• Another way to say this is ___. a. tread on b. unwind c. ramble ...
• If you say something you have learned quickly and without stopping, you ___. a. ...
• An informal word that means the same is to ___. a. reel off b. ...
• To say something while another person is talking is to ___. a. butt in ...
• To say something suddenly and without thinking is to ___. a. ease up b. ...
• To make someone stop talking is to ___. a. shut up b. shut out ...
• To speak to someone without letting them answer is to ___. a. talk over ...
• To suddenly stop talking in the middle of a speech because you have forgotten what ...
• To think carefully about an idea before making a decision is to ___. a. ...
• To think of a suggestion, a solution or plan is to ___. a. come ...
• To think about something that has happened is to ___. a. run over b. ...
• To create an idea, or plan using your imagination is to ___. a. work ...
• To stop yourself from thinking about something is to ___. a. think it out ...
• To think of a very imaginative and not really possible plan is to ___. ...
• To think about an idea, but not seriously is to ___. a. toy with ...
• To find the answer to something through deep thinking is ___. a. think it ...
• To go on holiday especially because you need a rest is to ___. a. ...