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  • T/F: If you scorn something, you despise it and feel disdain for it.
    T
  • His eyes are _ l _ _ _ to the screen
    glued
  • You need to do (as/when/how) you are told! I'm the parent here, not you!
    as
  • When you praise someone too much and are insincere, especially when you want something, you f _ _ _ _ e _ them.
    flatter
  • Although he knows very little, he comes (on/to/across/over) as knowledgeable.
    across
  • She came across as very hostile. In fact, she was threatening (at/to/towards/on/across) me.
    towards
  • Dan was _ u _ _ ing behind the tree when Laura came outside.
    lurking
  • He's a ___________.
    conductor
  • It did not meet my expectations, and they were (low/small/big/large/short) to begin with, so that's saying something.
    low
  • From a very early age, I had my heart (set/put/placed) on becoming an English teacher.
    set
  • He really annoys and angers people without intending to. He ________________. [RUBS]
    (really) rubs people the wrong way.
  • I always get what I want, I always get my (path/road/way/want).
    way
  • I've always admired and modelled myself on my dad. I really look (up/up to/at/on/to) him.
    up to
  • If you are _ m _ s _ _, you find something pleasant, entertaining, or funny.
    amused
  • She was really surprised by the news. - The news ____________. [CAUGHT]
    caught her unawares.
  • Anne is not a terribly social person. Generally, she likes to (keep/be/stay/remain) to herself.
    keep
  • _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : nervous or uncomfortable because you are worried about what people think about you or your actions
    self-conscious
  • Her behavior really annoys him. - He _____________ behavior. [IRRITATED]
    is really irritated by her
  • "I'll talk to the teacher and distract him while you _ n _ a _ out and leave."
    sneak
  • belonging to the enemy; very unfriendly; opposed: h _ _ _ _ _ _
    hostile
  • very shocked or surprised: a _ _ _ _ _ _ ed
    astounded
  • It took him a while to figure out what was going. - It took him some _______________what was going on. [COTTON]
    time to cotton on to
  • He feels unsure of himself and uncomfortable when trying to speak Spanish. He feels _ _ _ _ _ r _.
    awkward
  • I'm good at painting - it _ _ _ s in the family, actually. My parents are both painters.
    runs
  • Although we hardly knew each other, we became (close/near/close by) while taking exam prep classes together.
    close