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1
Going on his week-long camping trip in the fall with his friends is Joe's annual ______.
beset
bucolic
cerebral
catharsis
2
These words both mean roomy; able to hold much; spacious
cerebral and commodious
capacious and commodious
chronic and commodious
callow and commodious
3
T or F: Shows on History Channel are generally more cerebral than those on Cartoon Network.
False
True
4
T or F: If your muscles are atrophied, it's probably because you eat well and exercise daily.
True
False
5
The tire would no longer fit on the car because the accident caused the axle to be bent ____
atrophy
askew
astute
atypical
6
My grandpa thinks that all rock music is a _____ to be avoided. He prefers classical music.
catharsis
chasm
chattel
cacophony
7
The nuns and priests enjoy praying ten times per day in their ______(-s or -es).
commodious
bucolic
coup
cloister
8
After sweating through the PSATs, the bell at 11:16 was a _____ to the students' nerves.
beget
balm
beset
bereave
9
T or F: An austere mode of dress is recommended for funerals.
False
True
10
I hate when telemarketers call me up and _______ me during dinner with my family.
ballistics
badger
beget
balm
11
This is a deep opening in the earth's surface; a gorge
chasm
chattel
ballistics
citadel
12
To wheedle, coax, or persuade someone into doing something they didn't want to do.
cajole
castigate
candor
callous
13
The candidate _____(-d or -ed) voters into voting for him by offering them impossible tax cuts.
callous
cajole
congenial
caucus
14
Lookout Farm in Natick was a ___ setting to go apple picking last weekend.
cloistered
bucolic
chronic
comprised
15
Gen.Custer had once ____(-d or -ed) to become a musician; he decided to join the army instead.
comprise
aspire
cajole
claimant
16
The atmosphere at the auto body shop is ____; owners always give a smile and a "how ya doing?"
callow
coterie
congenial
aspiring
17
True or False: If someone speaks with candor, he or she is probably hiding the truth from you.
True
False
18
My parents often mistakenly _______ me for things that my sneaky little sister did.
certify
claimant
chide
comprise
19
The director's strange, independent films are always praised by a small _____ of critics.
coterie
comprise
congenial
coup
20
The ___ singer didn't pose for pictures at "Meet and Greets" but just sat in her dressing room.
callous
bucolic
bludgeoning
cache
21
Both of these words have to do with yelling at people and criticizing them for wrongdoing
chide and castigate
chide and assuage
claimant and comprise
astute and assuage
22
John is an expert on weapons produced _____1800.
capacious
circa
comprised
claimant
23
The ___ boater did not have a life preserver, paddle, or radio on board when he left the dock.
cajole
callous
callow
commodious
24
Stern in manner, without excess, unadorned, severely simple and plain
badger
austere
chronic
bulwark
25
T or F: A one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan in an apartment complex offers capacious space.
False
True
26
When the coach was found guilty of offering money to recruits, the media ______(-d or -ed) him.
castigate
candor
catapult
certify
27
In separate parts; apart from each other in position
atrophy
assuage
asunder
beset
28
Children have great imaginations and often ____ about ghosts or monsters that scare them.
cajole
bereave
blather
beset
29
The Alhambra is a famous _______ in Spain, built in the 13th century by the Moors.
cacophony
caucus
castigate
citadel
30
Choose the words that are close synonyms
cloister and commodious
cache and bleak
assuage and chide
citadel and bulwark
31
T or F: If you are sick only in a while for a day or two, your condition is chronic.
False
True
32
Choose the words that have to do with weaponry
austere and ballistics
bereave and beset
ballistics and bludgeon
callous and callow
33
Mary was known to be ___ - she was always the first to finish her math assignments.
atrophy
chronic
astute
callow
34
In 1812, a congressional
____
at Washington nominated James Madison for a second term.
cerebral
cajole
beleaguer
caucus
35
T or F: Blathering during presentations in Ms. Crowley's speech class is highly recommended.
True
False
36
T or F: If you are congenial, you probably spend most of your time alone.
False
True
37
Many athletes drink Gatorade to ___ their thirst after exercising or competing.
atrophy
bludgeon
bulwark
assuage
38
Women in the 16th century were treated as ____and were forced to comply w/ arranged marriages.
countenance
chides
chattel
astutes
39
What is a connoisseur?
a person belonging to a coterie
a friendly person
an unfeeling and insensitive person
an expert in matters of taste
40
This word has to do with your brain
cerebral
coterie
chronic
chattel
41
After trick or treating, kids usually have a _____ of candy to hide from their siblings.
cache
candor
castigate
capacious
42
T or F: If the Red Sox were down 10-2 in the 8th, the outlook for a win would be bleak.
True
False
43
In July 2016, there was an unsuccessful ___ in Turkey; forces loyal to the state triumphed.
coup
atrophy
countenance
ballistics
44
These words all mean to annoy, harrass, or surround
cacophony, beset, cajole
badger, beleaguer, beset
beget, beleaguer, assuage
badger, austere, beget