Colloquial

1
Colloquial

• Jamika, a graduate of Oxford, writes in a formal,
  a colloquial way.
• Incorrect
• Colloquial means informal.

2
compatible

• Derek hit the table with frustration and
  exclaimed, We are so compatible . We cant agree
  on a thing.
• Incorrect compatible means getting along well.

3
convey

• The truck was used to convey the goods to another
  store.
• Correct convey means to carry

4
Conviction

• Dana sighed with conviction-she simply couldnt
  decide what to do.
• INCORRECT

5
Copious

• The fruit was copious, but she wanted none of the
  mound before her.
• correct

6
Craven

• Melissas refusal to support her friend in the
  face of a false accusation was a craven act.
• Correct cowardly

7
Corroborate

• Paul could truthfully corroborate Jims telling
  of the story, as he knew nothing.
• Incorrect. In order to corroborate he needs to be
  familiar with the events.

8
criterion

• The criterion for a passing grade is the clear
  command of dates and names.
• Correct

9
cursory

• Mrs. Lapinsky gave the recipe a cursory ead and,
  after memorizing last detail, she walked into the
  kitchen.
• Incorrect cursory means a brief look over.