Use context clues to choose the correct meaning of each bold-faced and underlined word in the following sentences.

1. Miguel put the commas in his paper willy-nilly. There seemed to be no logic to his use of commas.
   
   If you do something willy-nilly, you do it
   

   1.   ?    randomly
   2.   ?    angrily
   3.   ?    happily
   4.   ?    intelligently

2. Cell phones seem to be ubiquitous. No matter where I look I see someone on one.
   
   If something is ubiquitous it seems to

   1.   ?    be present everywhere at once
   2.   ?    be funny beyond belief
   3.   ?    be unintelligent
   4.   ?    be innappropriate

3. Sam was a frugal guy. He cut out coupons, looked for sales, and bought items that were on clearance.
   
   If someone is frugal, they are

   1.   ?    not wasteful
   2.   ?    grumpy
   3.   ?    silly
   4.   ?    rude

4. Mark thought Steve was too pugnacious. Steve was always starting fights while they were out.
   
   Pugnacious means

   1.   ?    fond of fighting
   2.   ?    fond of laughing
   3.   ?    fond of talking
   4.   ?    fond of dancing

5. In spite of all his talk about his great wealth, I noticed that the penny-pincher did not offer to remunerate us for expenses.
   
   Remunerate means to
   

   1.   ?    pay
   2.   ?    establish
   3.   ?    comfort
   4.   ?    anger