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The university offered her a generous ________ to support her postgraduate research. A. stricture B. indictment C. bursary D. anthology
C
2. The views from the top of the mountain were so ________ that I had to sit down to steady myself. A. immobile B. irresistible C. dizzying D. daffodil
C
The chocolate cake sat on the windowsill, just ________ out of reach of the children. A. tantalisingly B. unapproachable C. irreducibly D. inadmissibly
A
Unlike reptiles, an ________ such as a salamander can survive in both water and on land. A. amphibian B. primate C. immobile D. philistine
A
As a ________ working in the Congo, she observed the behavior of bonobos for over a decade. A. daffodil B. primatologist C. illiterate D. anthology
B
The evidence was ruled ________ due to how it had been obtained, weakening the prosecution's case. A. irresistible B. inadmissible C. imbalanced D. amphibian
B
His inability to make decisions at crucial moments revealed just how ________ he was. A. irresolute B. uncompromising C. untrustworthy D. unappreciative
A
After her knee surgery, she remained completely ________ for several weeks. A. imbalanced B. immobile C. inconclusive D. amphibian
B
The letter was filled with ________ handwriting, making it nearly impossible to decipher. A. illegible B. inadmissible C. inaudible D. daffodil
A
Their conclusions were ________; more evidence was needed to support either theory. A. indisputable B. inconclusive C. irrevocable D. unapproachable
B
His rude interruption was not just ________; it bordered on aggressive. A. impolite B. irresistible C. amphibian D. immobile
A
The scientist insisted that the results represented an ________ truth of the theory. A. irreducible B. disengaged C. illegible D. unappreciative
A
