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intrigue, palpable, apprehensive, wheedle, sift, transgression,
manifest, ebb, nondescript, enhance, supplementary
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After a while, her anger had ________(ed), and I was able to talk to her.
a) intrigue b) wheedle d) palpable d) ebb e) enhance
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The little boy tried to ____________ another favor out of his mom by doing
that "cute face." a) intrigue b) apprehensive d) ebb
d) enhance e) wheedle
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The detective __________(ed) through the evidence to find the important
clues. a) intrigue b) manifest d) ebb d) sift
e) wheedle
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He was ___________(ed) by some of the habits the criminal had. He would
have to look more closely. a) intrigue b) apprehensive
d) transgression d) supplementary e) wheedle
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In his classroom, the least ___________ is met with serious consequences.
a) supplementary b) apprehensive d) palpable d) manifest
e) transgression
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By definition, a ghost or spirit is NOT ____________. a) supplementary
b) apprehensive d) palpable d) enhance e) manifest
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His __________ was ____________ by the "worry lines" that formed as he
frowned unhappily. a) intrigue, nondescript b) apprehension,
nondescript c) transgression, palpable d) nondescript,
enhanced e) apprehension, manifested
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Because we needed extra practice, we did the ____________ exercises in
our math books. a) supplementary b) apprehensive d) palpable
d) nondescript e) enhanced
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Both his clothing and his manner were rather __________. He was easy to
lose in a crowd. a) intrigued b) apprehensive d) palpable
d) nondescript e) enhanced
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The dinner was really _________ by the sparkling conversation. a) intrigued
b) apprehensive d) palpable d) nondescript e) enhanced