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PowerPlus SAT Vocabulary Book H Lesson 5
PowerPlus SAT Vocabulary Book H Lesson 5
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inca[able of correction or rehabilitation
heretic
wrathful
incorrigible
assauge
2
Astronomy is the scientific study of ________ bodies.
reticent
heretic
unorthodox
celestial
3
easily annoyed; irritable
peevish
assuaged
squalid
wrathful
4
Jack was a religous man, and he took offense when others made _____________ remarks
blasphemous
incorrigible
exuberant
unorthodox
5
a conversation between two people
wrath
dialogue
heretic
squalid
6
of or relating to the sky or heavens
blashphemous
exuberant
celestial
unorthodox
7
He argued that the ______ book at the library was like poison to the mind of a child.
blasphemous
squalid
unorthodox
wrathful
8
Citizens feared the ______ of the ruthless dictator.
heretic
dialogue
blasphemy
wrath
9
The newspaper headline was borrowed from the ___________ of Shakespeare's play,
Hamlet
.
wrath
heretic
dialogue
portend
10
to signal or warn of; to forecast
celestial
exuberant
portend
reticent
11
The dinner party featured an ________ spread of gourmet delicacies from around the world
unorthodox
incorrigible
assuaged
exuberant
12
Because the ___ openly questioned longstanding traditions, she was forced to leave the village.
heretic
portend
unorthodox
wrath
13
lavish; abundant
incorrigible
squalid
exuberant
celestial
14
a person whose opinions conflict with establish, popular beliefs
blasphemous
exuberant
unorthodox
heretic
15
The soldiers sent by the quenn ________ the small uprising.
quashed
portended
assuaged
incorrigibled
16
The lengthy prison sentence simply gave the ____ man more time to plan his next illegal act.
incorrigible
blasphemous
celestial
exuberant
17
disinclined to speak out; reserved
peevish
reticent
incorrigible
unorthodox
18
violently disturbed; chaotic
reticent
unorthodox
peevish
turbulent
19
The old rivals engaged in a brief __________ before the tennis match began.
celestial
dialogue
heretic
wrath
20
emotionally unrestrained and joyful
exuberant
peevish
incorrigible
blasphemous
21
intense anger that is often vengeful
dialogue
blasphemous
wrath
heretic
22
to declare invalid
quash
reticent
assuage
portend
23
The ______ man seems to complain about every little thing.
reticent
peevish
incorrigible
wrathful
24
disrespectful toward what is considered sacred
celestial
incorrigible
blashemous
unorthodox
25
Her ________ expression relieved our fears of her being angry with us
assuaged
exuberant
wrathful
peevish
26
to suppress with threat or force
portend
quash
assuage
turbulent
27
The court _________ the unconstitutional ruling.
quashed
wrathed
assuaged
portended
28
The women and her fifty cats lived together in a ______ house.
peevish
squalid
turbulent
unorthodox
29
If typical treatment fails to cure patients, they might turn to _________ healing methods.
turbulent
unorthodox
peevish
celestial
30
morally revolting; sordid
unorthodox
squalid
peevish
blasphemous
31
disregarding or defying tradition or standards
heretic
peevish
unorthodox
blasphemous
32
Her soft words temporarily ___________ the child's fear.
quashed
assuaged
peevished
portended
33
the lines spoken by characters in a literary work
heretic
wrath
exuberant
dialogue
34
Bartleby, the ________ clerk, speaks only when there is no other way to communicate
peevish
incorrigible
reticent
wrathful
35
to make less severe or painful
turbulent
assuage
quash
portend
36
The Civil War era was a ______ period in American history.
blasphemous
turbulent
reticent
celestial
37
filthy and miserable, as from poverty
peevish
blasphemous
turbulent
squalid
38
The sudden drop in temperature ________ a tornado.
dialogues
quashes
portends
assuages