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"This Or That"
"This or that"
100

I have a headache,  Already/all Ready and I need to lay down for a while.

Already

100

My friends and I our/are going to the park.

are

200
We were Altogether/All together in this dinning hall

all together

200

I was Accent/Ascent/Assent on a hill because I was hiking.

ascent

300

The parking lot need to be allot/a lot with paint, so people know where to park.

allot

300

Most movie starts have assistance/assistants, who help them do certain tasks.

assistance

400

When it was time for the bride to walk the aisle to the (altar/ alter), she began to tremble because she was so nervous.

Altar-a platform where sacrifices are made to a god or a platform at the front of a house of worship.

400
Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1. I found her patronizing attitude towards my ideas _____ insulting. 2. It is rare to see a high school student who is superior at sports and _____ after school. 3. The soldiers were very _____ for the opening ceremony. a)quiet/quite/quit b)quit/quiet/quite c)quite/quiet/quit d)quit/quite/quiet e)quite/quit/quiet
e)quite/quit/quiet 1. I found her patronizing attitude towards my ideas quite insulting. 2. It is rare to see a high school student who is superior at sports and quit after school. 3. The soldiers were very quiet for the opening ceremony.
500

In supernatural Dean and his brother put their trust in an Angel/Angle.  

Angel

500
Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1."The _______ podiatrist won the Physician of the Year award." 2."The meaning of the poem was ______, and not easily recognized." 3."A fight between my sister and me is _______ from the moment I enter my house." a)Eminent/immanent/imminent b)Imminent/Immanent/Eminent c)Immanent/Imminent/Eminent d)Eminent/Imminent/immanent e)Immanent/Eminent/imminent
a)Eminent/immanent/imminent EMINENT-famous, respected IMMANENT-inherent or intrinsic IMMINENT-ready to take place. 1.The eminent podiatrist won the Physician of the year award.2.The meaning of the poem was immanent,and not easily recognized.3.A fight between my sister and me is imminent from the moment I enter the house.