Vain is to humble as______. () A: cantankerous is to thoughtless B: authoritative is to discursive C: extroverted is to shy D: judicious is to lenient E: anxious is to boisterous

It can be inferred that the deaf boy's life in the orphanage was ______. A: simple and tranquil. B: monotonous and hard. C: quiet and enigmatic. D: boisterous and hard.

Taylor was always______by temperament and desire, and his sensitivity to others enabled him to bring together and work with people of very diverse views. A: conciliatory B: bibulous C: boisterous D: obsequious E: mendacious

In the novel, the life on the river and the life on the land form a sharp contrast. Huck and Jim’s life on the raft is_____. A: Peaceful and free B: Adventurous and dark C: Boisterous and idyllic D: Disgusting and tiring

Taylor was always______by temperament and desire, and his sensitivity to others enabled him to bring together and work with people of very diverse views. A: (A) conciliatory B: (B) bibulous C: (C) boisterous D: (D) obsequious E: (E) mendacious