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Vocabulary: Level F-Unit 8
Vocabulary: Level F-Unit 8
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Vocabulary quiz for 11th grade
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1
When your best friend tells everyone your deepest secrets
perfidy
expurgation
relegation
corpulence
2
Because your teacher or Dad told you to
ignoble
dissension
consternation
subservient
3
The celebrity had to throw down the ____ to fight past the mob of paparazzi.
subservience
dissension
gauntlet
bovine
4
base, or low, like that dude in biology who’s always telling inappropriate jokes
squeamish
dissension
ignoble
perfidy
5
You're the one who always gets sick in your family.
ignoble
impugn
susceptible
relegation
6
The teacher ____ the naughty words from her student's poem before they presented to the class.
impugned
expurgated
relegated
consternated
7
Deciding who to vote for in the presidential election caused ____ between the group of friends.
perfidy
expurgation
susceptibility
dissension
8
Surmising or guessing rather than adequate evidence
odium
susceptible
hypothetical
subservient
9
The feeling of disgust/hatred that you get when you see something senseless & evil
intemperance
ignobility
odium
perfidy
10
ANTONYMS: alert, bright, quick, keen
bovine
impugn
subservient
ignoble
11
SYNONYMS: biting, hostile, caustic, peevish
squeamish
consternated
dispassionate
acrimonious
12
The zombie dealt with life's disasters in a calm, ____ way
ignoble
odius
hypothetical
dispassionate
13
Your boss sends you to clean the toilets when you are supposed to be on the design team.
dissipate
susceptible
relegate
ignoble
14
The wealthy landowner's concern for her had slowly ____ over time.
dissipated
expurgated
impugned
relegated
15
SYNONYMS: shock, amazement, bewilderment, dismay
odium
consternation
dispassionate
perfidy
16
Antonyms: slender, lean, gaunt, emaciated
hypothetical
corpulent
acrimonious
intemperate
17
SYNONYMS: disown, disclaim, retract
disavow
expurgate
impugn
relegate
18
given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites
ignobility
squeamishness
intemperance
susceptibility
19
attack as false or wrong
expurgate
consternation
acrimonious
impugn
20
Your doctor gets out the big, scary needle, and you suddenly feel sick.
squeamish
impugn
acrimonious
perfidy