English IV Vocabulary Review Unit 13

Question 1

To bring up, mention, to introduce, present

Accepted Answer

Broach

Question 2

To instigate, stir up, incite

Accepted Answer

Foment

Question 3

Fruitful, fecund, excessively productive, Joyce Carol Oates

Accepted Answer

Prolific

Question 4

A partiality, preference, fondness, taste

Accepted Answer

Predilection

Question 5

A drinking bout, drunken revel, binge

Accepted Answer

Carousel

Question 6

Incontestable; indisputable; indubitable; unquestionable; absolute

Accepted Answer

Incontrovertible

Question 7

Gruesome, gory, ghastly, horrible, hideous

Accepted Answer

Grisly

Question 8

She is framed with the murder of William

Accepted Answer

Justine Moritz

Question 9

Depressed, exceedingly sad, Kendrick after losing a game

Accepted Answer

Disconsolate

Question 10

Emotionless, stoical, unemotional

Accepted Answer

Impassive

Question 11

An answer; reply, response, riposte, retort

Accepted Answer

Rejoinder

Question 12

Egregious, flagrant, glaring, obvious

Accepted Answer

Blatant

Question 13

Where Victor goes to school

Accepted Answer

Ingolstadt

Question 14

To aid, assist, help, further

Accepted Answer

Abet

Question 15

To assert, affirm, confirm, asseverate, avouch

Accepted Answer

Aver

Question 16

Convenient; timely; appropriate; suitable; felicitous

Accepted Answer

Opportune

Question 17

Victor's youngest brother who is cruelly murdered

Accepted Answer

William

Question 18

To weigh down, overload, burden; to hamper

Accepted Answer

encumber

Question 19

Unlucky; unpropitious; unpromising; untimely

Accepted Answer

Inauspicious

Question 20

Perplexed, baffled, stumped, confused, flabbergasted, bumfuzzled, dumbfounded

Accepted Answer

nonplussed

Question 21

To bolster; reinforce; brace; prop; shore up

Accepted Answer

Buttress

Question 22

An expert, savant, pundit

Accepted Answer

Connoisseur

Question 23

grandiloquent, orotund, pompous, stilted

Accepted Answer

Magniloquent

Question 24

To sort out; arrange; organize

Accepted Answer

Collate

Question 25

Mighty, powerful; superhumanly strong

Accepted Answer

Herculean

English IV Vocabulary Review Unit 13

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English IV Vocabulary Review Unit 13

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