Sentences:   ____ always, he indulged at this time in a great deal
of ____.  Though it was mere ____, yet there was something ____ about it. 
Amid all this ____ he managed to rid himself of a good deal of ____
regarding Standish.  Hamlet’s ____ on suicide is a famous passage.

(1) Allude, elude, delude, ludicrous, illusory, collusion; (2) prelude, postlude, interlude.

Sentences:  Such evidence is ____, and belief in it is ____. 
He ____ to a possible ____ between them.  The more credulous ones he ____,
and the skeptical he manages to ____.

(1) Metrical, thermometer, barometer, pedometer, diametrically, geometry; (2) millimeter, chronometer, hydrometer, trigonometry, pentameter.

Sentences:  He was careful to consult both the ____ and the ____. 
He always wore a ____ on these trips.  The two were ____ opposed to each
other.  The poet has great ____ skill.  ____ is an exact science.

(1) Monotone, monotonous, monoplane, monopoly, monocle, monarchy, monogram, monomania; (2) monosyllable, monochrome, monogamy, monorail, monograph, monolith, monody, monologue, monad, monastery, monk.

Sentences:  His eye held a ____, his gold ring bore a ____ seal,
and his voice was a stilted ____.  One thing I hate about a ____ is the
____ reference to everything as his majesty’s.  He had a ____ of the trade
in his town.  He is suffering, not from madness, but from ____.

(1) Mortal, immortality, mortify, postmortem, mortgage, morgue; (2) mortmain, moribund, A la mort.

Sentences:  After a hasty ____ examination, the body was taken to
the ____.  She was ____ at this reminder of the ____ on her father’s
property.  The ____ shall put on ____.

(1 and 2 combined) Mutual, mutation, permutation, commute, transmute, immutable, moult.

Sentences:  As he ____ that morning he reflected upon the ____ and
combinations of fortune.  We suffer the ____ of this worldly life, but
ourselves are not ____.  God’s love is ____, and our love for each other
should be ____.  Birds when they ____ are weakened in body and depressed in
spirit.

(1) Native, prenatal, innate, nature, unnatural, naturalize, nation, pregnant, puny; (2) denatured, nativity, cognate, agnate, nascent, renascence, nee.

Sentences:  It was some ____ influence, he thought, that gave him
his ____ physique.  It was a ____ reply, but its heartlessness was ____. 
He was not ____ to the country, but ____.  ____ in his ____ was the love
of his own ____.

(1) Note, notion, notable, notice, notorious, cognizant, incognito, recognize, noble, ignoble, ennoble, ignore, ignorance, ignoramus, reconnoiter, quaint, acquaintance; (2) notary, notation, connotation, cognition, prognosticate, reconnaissance, connoisseur.

Sentences:  In complete ____ of the enemy’s position, he decided
that he would ____ it. ____ himself, he was ____ of what was going on
about him.  You must ____ the conduct of such an ____.  His ____ with this
____ gentleman ____ him.  He ____ but would not ____ this ____ fellow. 
The ____ is a ____ one.  He could but ____ how ____ his brother had become.

(1) Panacea, panoply, panorama, pantomime, pan-American, pandemonium; (2) pantheist, pantheon.