Synonyms: Replacing the verb "have"

Often, a common verb can be replaced with a more expressive one. In the sentences below, build your vocabulary by choosing the right verb to replace the verb have.

1. The coach [had] a positive influence on the players.a) affordedb) entailedc) exerted
2. Martin [had] a strong interest in the outcome.a) abolishedb) engagedc) evinced
3. Joanne [had] a problem with the computer software.a) absolvedb) deferredc) encountered
4. The committee [had] little enthusiasm for the proposal.a) engenderedb) expressedc) involved
5. I won't [have] that behaviour in my house!a) persist inb) toleratec) relinquish
6. According to my doctor, I can [have] up to three cups of coffee a day without harmful effects.a) consumeb) regalec) indulge
7. The glossary [has] 450 terms and their definitions.a) comprisesb) is comprised ofc) conglomerates
8. She is an exemplary employee who [has] the respect of her colleagues.a) commandsb) forfeitsc) bequeaths
9. Can you [have] too much vitamin C?a) concoctb) ingestc) fabricate
10. Line and Charles [had] us over for dinner.a) enticedb) invitedc) implored