Write the correct word.

1. The operation can only go ahead if the child's parents (consent / submit) to it.

2. In Britain, prisoners are not (entitled/ exempt) to vote in elections, but I think they should be allowed to.

3. Colonel Wilson (commands/ intimidates) over 5,000 men.

4. We need to plan carefully to (eliminate/ prohibit) all risk of failure.

5. Queen Victoria saw many changes during her time as (dictator/ monarch).

6. It's one thing having this law, but unless the police (enforce / reinforce) it, it's useless.

7. I don't think I'll ever (master/ reign) surfing.

8. Our manager at work just tries to (bully/ conquer) us all into doing what she wants.

9. But surely the council don't have the (aggression / authority) to change the law, do they?

10. Didn't the government foresee that there would be a lot of (controversy/ unrest) in the papers about this latest proposal?