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Conquering Confusing Words Unit 11 question

1. avoid / prevent : To avoid an accident, he stopped the car quickly.
2. You must prevent the children from getting hurt.
3. He wore sunblock to avoid getting sunburned.
4. We avoided driving through downtown because of the heavy traffic.
5. John prevented me from driving drunk.
6. Laws are intended to prevent crime.
7. awake / wake: Kelly is still awake, but she feels tired.
8. Phil can’t seem to wake up in the morning.
9. I stayed awake late last night worrying about the test.
10. Please wake up your brother so he’s not late for school.
11. Is Brenda awake yet?
12. The baby is sleeping, so please don’t wake him.
13. award / prize / reward: The company will present an award to the best worker.
14. The student won a prize for his speech.
15. Mark’s neighbor gave him a reward for finding the lost puppy.
16. Winning the Best Actress award was her greatest achievement.
17. To get the prize, you have to solve the riddle.
18. Every time the dog did a trick, it’s owner gave it a reward.
19. bake / grill / broil / roast / toast: Angela bakes both wheat and white bread.
20. I grilled a steak for dinner last night. .
21. Peg roasted the potatoes for thirty minutes.
22. You need an electric grill to toast the bread.
23. The chocolate cake was baked in the oven too long. It was little too dry.
24. Jason is outside grilling meat on his new barbecue grill.
25. The hunters caught a wild pig and roasted it on a spit 橫跨在烤架上的大鐵叉.
26. We toasted the bread, so we could have toast for breakfast.
27. Put the cake on the top rake in the oven to bake.
28. The cook flipped the steak on the grill and the poured barbecue sauce on it.
29. We roasted chestnuts over a fire on Christmas Eve.
30. Be careful not to burn the toast.

1. avoid / prevent : To avoid an accident, stopped the care quickly.
2. You must prevent the children from getting hurt.
3. He wore sunblock to avoid getting sunburned.
4. We avoided driving through downtown because of the heavy traffic.
5. John prevented me from driving drunk.
6. Laws are intended to prevent crime.
7. awake / wake: Kelly is still awake, but she feels tired.
8. Phil can’t seem to wake up in the morning.
9. I stayed awake late last night worrying about the test.
10. Please wake up your brother so he’s not late for school.
11. Is Brenda awake yet?
12. The baby is sleeping, so please don’t wake him.
13. award / prize / reward: The company will present an award to the best worker.
14. The student won a prize for his speech.
15. Mark’s neighbor gave him a reward for finding the lost puppy.
16. Winning the Best Actress award was her greatest achievement.
17. To get the prize, you have to solve the riddle.
18. Every time the dog did a trick, it’s owner ave it a reward.
19. bake / grill / broil / roast / toast: Angela bakes both wheat and white bread.
20. I grilled a steak for dinner last night. .
21. Peg roasted the potatoes for thirty minutes.
22. You need an electric grill to toast the bread.
23. The chocolate cake was baked in the oven too long. It was little too dry.
24. Jason is outside grilling meat on his new barbecue grill.
25. The hunters caught a wild pig and roasted it on a spit 橫跨在烤架上的大鐵叉.
26. We toasted the bread, so we could have toast for breakfast.
27. Put the cake on the top rake in the oven to bake.
28. The cook flipped the steak on the grill and the poured barbecue sauce on it.
29. We roasted chestnuts over a fire on Christmas Eva.
30. Be careful not to burn the toast.