Choose the correct option.
1The improvident heir quickly spent the family fortune. Which word can replace improvident?
Wrong!
2The singer forgot the words and had to improvise. Which word can replace improvise?
Wrong!
To improvise is to perform without preparation.
3The impudent student astonished her teachers. Which word can replace impudent?
Wrong!
4The impulsive force of the wind drove the boat from its mooring. Which word can replace impulsive?
Wrong!
5The impurity of the water made it unfit to drink. Which word can replace impurity?
Wrong!
6The newspaper apologized for the inadvertent omission. Which word can replace inadvertent?
Wrong!
7Freedom of speech is an inalienable right. Which word can replace inalienable?
Wrong!
8The embarrassed woman made some inane remarks about the weather. Which word can replace inane?
Wrong!
9Soviet authorities often incarcerated political offenders in mental institutions. Which word can replace incarcerated?
Wrong!
10Memorial Day marks the inception of summer for most people. Which word can replace inception?
Wrong!
11Her incessant nagging drove me nuts. Which word can replace incessant?
Wrong!
12The whole family inclines to rise early. Which word can replace inclines?
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- The improvident heir quickly spent the family fortune. Which word can replace improvident? thriftless
- The singer forgot the words and had to improvise. Which word can replace improvise? extemporize
- The impudent student astonished her teachers. Which word can replace impudent? brazen
- The impulsive force of the wind drove the boat from its mooring. Which word can replace impulsive? propelling
- The impurity of the water made it unfit to drink. Which word can replace impurity? contamination
- The newspaper apologized for the inadvertent omission. Which word can replace inadvertent? unintentional
- Freedom of speech is an inalienable right. Which word can replace inalienable? unimpeachable
- The embarrassed woman made some inane remarks about the weather. Which word can replace inane? absurd
- Soviet authorities often incarcerated political offenders in mental institutions. Which word can replace incarcerated? imprisoned
- Memorial Day marks the inception of summer for most people. Which word can replace inception? onset
- Her incessant nagging drove me nuts. Which word can replace incessant? constant
- The whole family inclines to rise early. Which word can replace inclines? tends

