From the given options, choose a word that can replace the keyword.
1She takes a wayward delight in disagreeing with everyone. The word "wayward" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "perverse" means deliberately unreasonable or contrary.
2The teacher was perturbed by the student's lack of interest. The word "perturbed" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "disconcerted" means disturbed or unsettled.
3He has a perverted sense of right and wrong. The word "perverted" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "distorted" means twisted away from what is right or normal.
4She stood there, frozen with fear. The word "frozen" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "petrified" means extremely frightened and unable to move.
5When he does not get his way, he can be quite peevish. The word "peevish" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "petulant" means easily annoyed in a childish way.
6Should parents be strict or indulgent? The word "indulgent" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "permissive" means allowing a lot of freedom.
7I am tired of his perpetual nagging. The word "perpetual" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "incessant" means continuing without stopping.
8She is much too assertive to cooperate with others. The word "assertive" can be replaced by ...............
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In this sentence, "peremptory" means too forceful and expecting immediate obedience.
9The boy had a preference for rich desserts. The word "preference" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "penchant" means a strong liking or preference.
10When you ask him a question, you get a pedantic answer. The word "pedantic" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "didactic" means intended to teach, often in a serious or overly instructive way.
11The poodle had an impressive lineage. The word "lineage" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "pedigree" means recorded ancestry or lineage.
12The idea of a chaperone for a dating couple is passé. The word "passé" can be replaced by ...............
Wrong!
In this sentence, "obsolete" means no longer used or fashionable.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- She takes a wayward delight in disagreeing with everyone. The word “wayward” can be replaced by perverse
- The teacher was perturbed by the student’s lack of interest. The word “perturbed” can be replaced by disconcerted
- He has a perverted sense of right and wrong. The word “perverted” can be replaced by distorted
- She stood there, frozen with fear. The word “frozen” can be replaced by petrified
- When he does not get his way, he can be quite peevish. The word “peevish” can be replaced by petulant
- Should parents be strict or indulgent? The word “indulgent” can be replaced by permissive
- I am tired of his perpetual nagging. The word “perpetual” can be replaced by incessant
- She is much too assertive to cooperate with others. The word “assertive” can be replaced by peremptory
- The boy had a preference for rich desserts. The word “preference” can be replaced by penchant
- When you ask him a question, you get a pedantic answer. The word “pedantic” can be replaced by didactic
- The poodle had an impressive lineage. The word “lineage” can be replaced by pedigree
- The idea of a chaperone for a dating couple is passé. The word “passé” can be replaced by obsolete

