| A | B |
|---|
| homogeneous | PE classes used to be ---, all girls in one class, all boys in the other. |
| indulgent | --- parents usually end up with spoiled children who won't behave. |
| infallible | Airline pilots need to be as close to being --- as possible; mistakes at 30,000 feet are usually unforgiving. |
| infer | From the information given me, I could not --- the solution to the problem. |
| loathe | Most of us have foods that we --- and don't want to eat or even see on the table. |
| miserly | Silas Marner was --- and would rather have starved than spend money for food. |
| opulence | The very rich surround themselves with ---: expensive cars, jewelry, and homes. |
| perverse | Osama Bin Laden is a --- man who kills women and children without regard to decency. |
| philanthropist | Ted Turner recently gave one billion dollars to the UN children's fund. He can certainly be described as a ---. |
| remuneration | The old man worked very hard to clean his ill neighbor's yard, but he did not expect --- for his efforts. |
