On. The food is on the table. On.

And. The boys and girls played together. And

Him. The book belongs to him. Him.

Make. She can make us laugh. Make.

Must. You must do your homework. Must.

Cook. We cook our own dinner. Cook

Light. The light is on. Light.

Enter. Enter this way. Enter.

Reach. She could not reach the ball. Reach.

Should. We should leave soon. Should.

Circle. A circle is round. Circle.

Correct. Write down the correct answer. Correct

Minute. The speaker left the minute we arrived. Minute.

Ruin. Try not to ruin your shoes. Ruin.

Material. The material was expensive. Material.

Believe. I believe you are right. Believe

Reasonable. The request was reasonable. Reasonable.

Character. The teacher was praised for her fine character. Character

Brief. My friend wrote a brief note. Brief

Success. Success usually makes people happy. Success.

Quantity. He ate a large quantity of food. Quantity.

Executive. The company hired a new executive. Executive.

Decision. Everyone accepted your decision. Decision

Compromise. The argument ended in a compromise. Compromise.

Anxiety. I took a walk to relieve my anxiety. Anxiety

Opportunity. The job offered her an opportunity for advancement. Opportunity.

Lucidity. During moments of lucidity, the patient made perfect sense. Lucidity.

Enthusiasm. There was great enthusiasm for the proposed plan. Enthusiasm.

Exaggerate. The players did not exaggerate how hard it was to win the game. Exaggerate.

Receive. The student will receive an award. Receive

Conscience. His conscience was clear. Conscience.

Possession. The owners took possession of their new house. Possession.

Medieval. In medieval times, life was very different from what it is today. Medieval

Commiserate. My best friend came over to commiserate with me after I lost the contest. Commiserate

Stationery. The letter was written on business stationery. Stationery.

Charlatan. The woman was thought to be a charlatan, but she was actually an expert. Charlatan

Acquiesce. The judge refused to acquiesce to the lawyer’s demands. Acquiesce.

Camouflage. Camouflage is a natural defense for many animals. Camouflage.

Malfeasance. The official was not found guilty of malfeasance. Malfeasance.

Cacophony. The cacophony of the screeching birds woke me up. Cacophony.

Belligerent. The two belligerent nations could not resolve their differences. Belligerent.

Pusillanimous. Tired of his pusillanimous nature, the young man sought to show more courage. Pusillanimous.