Unbroken Part I
Unbroken Part II
Unbroken Part III
Unbroken Part IV
Unbroken Part V
100

“Louie didn’t fit in with other kids.  He was a ________________ boy, and thanks to the lingering effects of his pneumonia, in picnic footraces, every girl in town could dust him.”

Choices: Peal/pealing, Raucous, Puny, Restive/restiveness, Denude/denuding, Jettison/jettisoning, Impale/impaling

puny

100

“He put his feet on the frame and pushed off, wrenching his right hand free and cutting his finger and scraping his back on the _________________.”

Choices: Ruse, Reconnaissance, Incendiary/incendiaries, Illuminate/illuminating, Abut/abutted, Armaments, Turret, Plaintive, Fuselage

Fuselage

100

"What he was seeing was impossible, yet he felt absolutely ____________.  This was, he felt certain, no hallucination."

Choices: Dire, Lithe, Louse/Lice, Squall, Strafe, Tether, Placidly, Reverent, Lucid, Gyrate, Chastise

lucid

100

"Louie would fall into a line of _______________ men."

Choices: Dignity, Haggard, Caustic, Scuttle, Daft, Trounce, Degradation, Sadistic, Tyrant, Guerilla, Cesspit, Propaganda, Raze

haggard

100

As the service began, Louie was ____________ and resentful.

Choices: Despondent, Ethereal, Snide, Appall, Sullen, Omnipotent, Forsaken, Resilient, Ruffians, Exile

Sullen

200

“Louie climbed a church steeple, tied piano wire to the bell, strung the wire into a nearby tree, and roused the police, firefighters, and all of Torrance with apparently spontaneous ____________.”  

Choices: Peal/pealing, Raucous, Puny, Restive/restiveness, Denude/denuding, Jettison/jettisoning, Impale/impaling

pealing

200

“Searchlights swung about, their beams reflecting off the clouds and back onto the ground, ________________ scores of Japanese in their sleeping clothes, sprinting in confusion."

Choices: Ruse, Reconnaissance, Incendiary/incendiaries, Illuminate/illuminating, Abut/abutted, Armaments, Turret, Plaintive, Fuselage

Illuminating

200

“In its place, rising from below, came massive blue shapes, gliding in ______________ arcs around the rafts.  Sharks had found them.”

Choices: Dire, Lithe, Louse/Lice, Squall, Strafe, Tether, Placidly, Reverent, Lucid, Gyrate, Chastise

Lithe

200

“One captive convinced a particularly _______________ guard that a sundial would work at night if he used a match.”

Choices: Dignity, Haggard, Caustic, Scuttle, Daft, Trounce, Degradation, Sadistic, Tyrant, Guerilla, Cesspit, Propaganda, Raze

daft

200

“He quit his job, hiked into the countryside, and took a job as a cowherd.  He was _____________.”

Choices: Despondent, Ethereal, Snide, Appall, Sullen, Omnipotent, Forsaken, Resilient, Ruffians, Exile

Despondent

300

"The man beside him swerved and stomped on his foot, ____________ Louie’s toe with his spike." 

Choices: Peal/pealing, Raucous, Puny, Restive/restiveness, Denude/denuding, Jettison/jettisoning, Impale/impaling

impaling

300

"He barreled toward a string of buildings, hauled the plane’s nose up, and yelled to the bombardier.  'When are you going to turn loose those ________________?'”

Choices: Ruse, Reconnaissance, Incendiary/incendiaries, Illuminate/illuminating, Abut/abutted, Armaments, Turret, Plaintive, Fuselage

Incendiary/incendiaries

300

“They fell into _____________ silence.  Their suffering was suspended.  They weren’t hungry or thirsty.  Such extraordinary beauty, Louie thought, was too perfect to have come by chance.”

Choices: Dire, Lithe, Louse/Lice, Squall, Strafe, Tether, Placidly, Reverent, Lucid, Gyrate, Chastise

Reverent

300

“A famous Olympian, criticizing America, would be a priceless_________________ tool.”

Choices: Dignity, Haggard, Caustic, Scuttle, Daft, Trounce, Degradation, Sadistic, Tyrant, Guerilla, Cesspit, Propaganda, Raze

Propaganda

300

“He was not the worthless, broken, ______________ man the Bird had tried to make of him.”

Choices: Despondent, Ethereal, Snide, Appall, Sullen, Omnipotent, Forsaken, Resilient, Ruffians, Exile

Forsaken

400

“Basketball players did passing drills on deck, but the wind kept ________________ the basketballs into the Atlantic.”

Choices: Peal/pealing, Raucous, Puny, Restive/restiveness, Denude/denuding, Jettison/jettisoning, Impale/impaling

jettisoning

400

“Along the way, they came upon several airfields, and were amazed to discover that all the planes and equipment were made of plywood, an elaborate ruse to fool Japanese flying _________________.”

Choices: Ruse, Reconnaissance, Incendiary/incendiaries, Illuminate/illuminating, Abut/abutted, Armaments, Turret, Plaintive, Fuselage

Reconnaissance

400

“They couldn’t believe the airmen, mistaking them for Japanese, would ____________ unarmed castaways.”

Choices: Dire, Lithe, Louse/Lice, Squall, Strafe, Tether, Placidly, Reverent, Lucid, Gyrate, Chastise

strafe

400

“He [Watanabe] was, said one POW, ‘absolutely the most ___________________ man I ever met.’”

Choices: Dignity, Haggard, Caustic, Scuttle, Daft, Trounce, Degradation, Sadistic, Tyrant, Guerilla, Cesspit, Propaganda, Raze

Sadistic

400

“He could speak and think of his captors, even the Bird, without bitterness now, but a question tapped in his mind:  If he saw them again, would the peace he’d found prove___________?”

Choices: Despondent, Ethereal, Snide, Appall, Sullen, Omnipotent, Forsaken, Resilient, Ruffians, Exile

Resilient

500

“The mustache was abandoned, and Louie joined the other lightfingers in _______________ the ship.”

Choices: Peal/pealing, Raucous, Puny, Restive/restiveness, Denude/denuding, Jettison/jettisoning, Impale/impaling

Denuding

500

“The world might have left it alone, were it not for what lay under the feet of the grass-skirted natives:  phosphate, a central ingredient in __________________.”

Choices: Ruse, Reconnaissance, Incendiary/incendiaries, Illuminate/illuminating, Abut/abutted, Armaments, Turret, Plaintive, Fuselage

Armaments

500

“The captain approached and ______________ the crewmen.”

Choices: Dire, Lithe, Louse/Lice, Squall, Strafe, Tether, Placidly, Reverent, Lucid, Gyrate, Chastise

chastised

500

“Just as Allied soldiers, like the cultures they came from, often held venomously racist views of the Japanese, Japanese soldiers and civilians usually carried ____________________ prejudices about their enemies, seeing them as brutish beasts or fearsome devils.”

Choices: Dignity, Haggard, Caustic, Scuttle, Daft, Trounce, Degradation, Sadistic, Tyrant, Guerilla, Cesspit, Propaganda, Raze

Caustic

500

“ ‘My heavenly father hung them there with a flaming fingertip and holds them there with the power of his ____________________ hand, and he runs the whole universe…’”

Choices: Despondent, Ethereal, Snide, Appall, Sullen, Omnipotent, Forsaken, Resilient, Ruffians, Exile

Omnipotent

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