unscathed  (ŭn-skāthd) -adjective“Thanks to my seat belt,” said Jermaine, “I was able to walk away from the collision unscathed. Without it, I would probably have been badly injured.”When her best friend began dating her ex-boyfriend, Mimi lamented, “I wish I could say that this has left me unscathed. But the truth is I feel deeply hurt and betrayed.”Unscathed meansa. strengthened. b. angry. c. unhurt.

1.14Which best defines the word ‘invincible’ as it is used in the last paragraph?[1]A UncoolB Difficult or impossible to seeCGlow-in-the-darkDUnable to be harmedReset

Injuries are a quick way to bring your fitness efforts to a halt; no one can reach his or her fitness goals if he or she is injured. True False

advisable:unwise = hostile:_____agreeablecautiousangrydisruptive

Mortifying is to splendid as injured is to _____manifoldunscathedstrickenglowering

Despite the mighty tumble off the balance beam in gymnastics, Alex luckily only got a ____________ wound - a mere scratch - from the fall.  superficial profound grandiose convolutedSubmit Answer