Language Arts Completing Sentences Flashcards
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The scientist's findings were so _______ that they overturned decades of accepted theory.
Answer: revolutionary
'Revolutionary' means causing a dramatic change, which fits findings that overturn established theory.
Despite his reputation for being _______, the mayor surprised everyone by listening carefully to the citizens' concerns.
Answer: dismissive
'Dismissive' means showing a lack of interest or concern, creating a contrast with his surprising attentiveness.
The contract was written in such _______ language that even lawyers struggled to interpret it.
Answer: convoluted
'Convoluted' means extremely complex and difficult to understand, matching the difficulty lawyers faced.
After years of conflict, the two nations finally reached a _______ agreement that satisfied both sides.
Answer: bilateral
'Bilateral' means involving two parties, which fits an agreement that satisfies both nations.
The chef was known for her _______ palate, able to identify every ingredient in a dish by taste alone.
Answer: refined
'Refined' describes a sophisticated, highly developed sense of taste.
The politician's speech was filled with _______ promises that he had no intention of keeping.
Answer: hollow
'Hollow' means lacking real meaning or substance, fitting promises that won't be kept.
The toddler was _______ by the colorful mobile hanging above her crib, watching it spin for long stretches.
Answer: captivated
'Captivated' means fascinated and held by attention, which matches the toddler watching for long stretches.