Vocabulary Task

gauge	exhilirating	Hampering
obscene	recursive	sordid

1.     The writer will feel that her object has been gained should any readers of these stories feel that for a little while they have left the toilful utilitarianism of the present day behind them, and, with it, its _____ restrictions of sordid actualities that are so murderous to imagination and to all romance.

2.     But even as Prometheus unflinchingly bore the cruelties of pain, of heat and of cold, of hunger and of thirst, and the tortures inflicted by an obscene bird of prey, so have endured the men of our nation and of those nations with whom we are proud to be allied.

3.      A week in and Curries adventure is both _____ and exhausting.

4.     Hopefully we’ll learn something about both math and _____ data structures along the way.

5.     The purpose of the text is to _____ your current knowledge of grammar.

6.     The writer will feel that her object  has been gained should any readers of these stories feel that for a little while they have left the toilful utilitarianism of the present day behind them, and, with it, its hampering restrictions of _____ actualities that are so murderous to imagination and all romance.