Does Your English Cut the Mustard?

Obsequious means:

Readily available everywhere

Lower in importance or position

Fawning and subservient

Lacking manners and tact

Something / someone ponderous is also:

Gigantic

Difficult to understand

Lost in thought

Idiotic

To exhort is to:

Blackmail

Urge

Banish

Punish

Halcyon means:

Satisfying

Vulgar

Tragic

Peaceful

Someone who is craven is:

Cowardly

Unrefined

Dishonest

Malnourished

Which is correct?

Chocolate and strawberry, both my favorite flavors, are on the menu.

Chocolate and strawberry are both my favorite flavors and they are on the menu.

"Karen told all of her secrets to Michael and ___"

"It's likely that _____ parking _____ Corvette over _____."

they're, there, their

they're, their, there

Which is correct?

The group of girls is at the movies.

The group of girls are at the movies.

Select the correct sentence.

Josh only relented after we showed him how wrong he was.

Josh relented only after we showed him how wrong he was.

Which is correct?

I think I am in love, however, I have been wrong before.

I think I am in love; however, I have been wrong before.

Select the correct sentence:

Elizabeth had to quit her night job, because she wasn't getting enough sleep.

Elizabeth had to quit her night job because she wasn't getting enough sleep.

Which is correct?

I told the police officer what he wanted to hear: that I wouldn't speed again.

I told the police officer what he wanted to hear, that I wouldn't speed again.

Select the correct sentence:

"Rich Girl", by Gwen Stefani, is my favorite song.

"Rich Girl," by Gwen Stefani, is my favorite song.

Which is correct?

My favorite meals are a hamburger, fries, and a milkshake; tacos, burritos, and margaritas; and sushi, sake, and miso soup.

My favorite meals are a hamburger, fries, and a milkshake, tacos, burritos, and margaritas, and sushi, sake, and miso soup.

Select the correct spelling:

Exceed

Excede

Which is correctly spelled?

Millenium

Millennium

Select the correct spelling:

Supercede

Supersede

Which is correctly spelled?

Mischievous

Mischeivous

Select the correct spelling:

Mispell

Misspell