Happy or Sad? Martin was offered a job at both companies that he interviewed with. He's on "top of the world."
Happy
Happy or Sad? Sandra has to study all weekend and can't go to the party. She's really "down in the dumps."
Sad
Happy or Sad? Ken found the wallet he had lost last week. Now he "feels like a million bucks."
Happy
Odd one out: prosperous / wealthy / bankrupt / well-to-do / rich
bankrupt / all the other words describe a good economic position
Odd one out: mountain / valley / mesa / river / delta
river / all the other words describe land forms
Odd one out: solitude / isolation / prosperity / seclusion
prosperity / all the other words describe being alone
Complete with the correct word: diligent / adept / innate - The thief was _____ at finding ways to enter locked cars.
adept
Complete with the correct word: diligent / adept / innate - Martin rarely gets lost because of his _____ sense of direction.
innate
Complete with the correct word: diligent / adept / innate - Joan mastered the violin after hours of _____ practice.
diligent
almost / merely / rather: She is _____ pretty.
rather
almost / merely / rather: She was _____ late, not absent.
merely
practically / barely / rather: I can't leave yet. Work finishes at 5:30 and it is _____ 5:00.
barely
practically / barely / rather: I can't leave yet. We can go home soon. Our work is _____ completed.
practically
merely / hardly / virtually: I don't think we should cancel the picnic. The sun is coming out and it is _____ raining.
hardly
merely / hardly / virtually: We'll never get to shore. The wind has died; there's _____ no breeze.
virtually
rather / practically / just: Don't bother to clean up. _____ lock the door.
Just
