Question

Circle the letter of the sentence in which the word in bold-faced type is used incorrectly.
1. a. Give him some vegetables, herbs, and cream, and he'll concoct a tasty soup.
b. You concoct me every time I start to say something.

c. We're concocting a surprise party for the twins.

d. This tofu concoction tastes like ice cream but contains no milk.


2. a. The meaning of their winks and nudges eluded me completely.
b. Hiding in the "Secret Annex," Anne Frank's family eluded the Nazis for two years.

c. The Scarlet Pimpernel, Baroness Orczy's crafty hero, proved so elusive that he

Answer 1

Circle the letter of the sentence in which the word in bold-faced type is used incorrectly.
1. a. Give him some vegetables, herbs, and cream, and he'll concoct a tasty soup.
b. You concoct me every time I start to say something.

c. We're concocting a surprise party for the twins.

d. This tofu concoction tastes like ice cream but contains no milk.


2. a. The meaning of their winks and nudges eluded me completely.
b. Hiding in the "Secret Annex," Anne Frank's family eluded the Nazis for two years.

c. The Scarlet Pimpernel, Baroness Orczy's crafty hero, proved so elusive that he

was never detected by French officials.

d. She waited for her parents to make some elusion to the dented fender.
3. a. Despite his distaste for collusion, Brutus joined Cassius's plot against Caesar.

b. Stalin's fear of collusion within the Communist party led him to arrest even long-

time party members during the 1930s.

c. By this delicate surgery a patient's heart collusion can be repaired.

d. Working in collusion with the Allies during World War II, the French Resistance

prepared for the invasion of Normandy.


4. a. He imbibed a strong sense of Southern tradition from his grandmother.
b. No soda, thank you; I never imbibe sugary drinks.

c. She felt great urgency to imbibe as much of Rome as possible during her brief

visit.


d. I imbibed a few cookies to keep from starving before lunch.
5. a. Saline lake water is not potable.
b. Cucumbers preserved in a saline solution become pickles.

c. Although her saline interruptions irritated the speaker, they raised interesting

points.


d. Objects float more easily in saline waters.
6. a. Despite her mathematical precocity, she is socially immature.
b. Anthropologists have noted a trend toward precocious adolescence among South

Sea islanders.

c. Tutored by his father, English philosopher John Stuart Mill had the precocious

ability to translate Greek at the age of four.

d. Because the souffle was still precocious when removed from the oven, it fell into

a soggy mass.
7. a. After my low test scores, I have no delusions about becoming valedictorian.

b. Only delusions of grandeur could lead a beginner like her to challenge a grand

master in chess.

c. Extreme desert heat can create an optical delusion known as a Fata Morgana.

d. You are deluded if you think I'm going to lend you my new sweater.

Answer 2

@iGreen @ganeshie8

Answer 3

@RainbowBrony555

Answer 4

need help

Answer 5

What's in bold?

Answer 6

Is this Vocabulary K12?

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Cool! I'm in K12 too, I'll try my best to help yo :)

Answer 9

'you'

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

1. B
2. D

Answer 12

btw on number one i have B the rest im stuck on

Answer 13

Number 1. Concoct means to make a dish using various ingredients

Answer 14

And yes, It's B :) for 1

Answer 15

2 was D

Answer 16

3. C

Answer 17

ok i see 3 was c i read the meaning

Answer 18

Yes, 2 is D :) @pacesy56

Answer 19

4. D

Answer 20

4 is d ok i see

Answer 21

5. C

Answer 22

5 is c ok ok :)

Answer 23

6. D

Answer 24

7. C

Answer 25

ok is this correct so far @RainbowBrony555

Answer 26

does that about cover it all ?

Answer 27

i havent submit it yet but i will later on sometime today

Answer 28

ok...I did my best :)

Answer 29

thanks