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The BOLSTER beneath Sarah's head made it easier to: read in bed comfortably
run quickly
walk steadily
write neatly
read in bed comfortably
The BURGEONING tech industry in Silicon Valley is: growing quickly
moving overseas
growing quickly
declining rapidly
remaining stable
To BYPASS the long security line, travelers can: skip around it
skip around it
complain loudly
join another line
wait patiently
John's CANDID response to the interview question was: honest and straightforward
vague and unclear
rehearsed and planned
dishonest and evasive
honest and straightforward
Speaking with CANDOR during difficult conversations requires: frankness
frankness
anger
deception
silence
Smart investors know how to CAPITALIZE on: market opportunities
market opportunities
market failures
missed opportunities
poor investments
The discovery of penicillin acted as a CATALYST for: accelerating medical advances
slowing medical progress
accelerating medical advances
preventing innovation
stopping research
The CEASELESS rain during the monsoon season: never ended
never ended
came and went
appeared briefly
stopped occasionally
The teacher's CENSURE of the student's behavior was meant to: criticize and disapprove
celebrate and reward
praise and encourage
ignore and dismiss
criticize and disapprove
To CLARIFY the complex concept, the professor: made it clearer
ignored it completely
made it more confusing
made it clearer
complicated it further
The meeting will COINCIDE with:
happen after
happen before
occur at the same time
cancel
A COMPETENT driver should be able to:
speed regularly
handle a vehicle skillfully
ignore traffic rules
drive recklessly
The COMPLACENT student:
worked harder
struggled to improve
asked for help
showed satisfaction without effort
The red scarf would COMPLEMENT her:
tear her outfit
clash with her outfit
match well with her outfit
hide her outfit
To CONCEAL the surprise party preparations, they:
announced it early
revealed everything
cancelled the party
hid all evidence
When the scientists CONCUR, they:
agree with each other
disagree strongly
argue constantly
remain neutral
