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Vocabulary Ch. 2
Vocabulary Ch. 2
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Vocabulary from chapter 20 of Advancing Vocabulary Skills
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We often don't realize it at the time, but in __ a better decision is pretty obvious.
retrospect
despondent
venerate
scoff
2
to silence or surpress; crush
venerate
squelch
zealot
despondent
3
reviewing the past; considering past events
venerate
despondent
retrospect
scoff
4
Teens often become __ at the end of summer because they know that school will start soon.
scoff
retrospect
venerate
despondent
5
to make fun of; mock; refuse to take seriously
despondent
retrospect
scoff
venerate
6
a person totally devoted to a purpose or cause
despondent
squelch
venerate
zealot
7
fundamental; necessary to learn first
instigate
resilient
rudimentary
collaborate
8
Ivan tries not to fight, but the kids always __ him by not following the rules of the game.
Rudimentary
Resilient
Instigate
collaborate
9
able to recover quickly from harm, illness, or misfortune
instigate
collaborate
rudimentary
resilient
10
Toddlers are as __ as this tree; they can recover quickly and grow despite challenges.
instigate
rudimentary
resilient
collaborate
11
It is so frustrating when you are taking something seriously and others are __ing at it.
despondent
scoff
venerate
retrospect
12
It is important to like the people you work with because you will have to __ on many projects.
rudimentary
instigate
collaborate
resilient
13
to bring about by moving others to action; stir up
rudimentary
instigate
resilient
collaborate
14
The people of the city __ed Daenerys because she freed them from the terrible slave masters.
retrospect
scoff
venerate
despondent
15
to respect deeply; revere
scoff
despondent
venerate
retrospect
16
to work together on a project; cooperate in an effort
rudimentary
collaborate
resilient
instigate
17
The attorney had to put a gag order in place to __ the witness's faulty testimony.
despondent
zealot
squelch
venerate
18
downhearted; hopeless; overwhelmed with sadness
scoff
venerate
retrospect
despondent
19
Alex took piano before learning violin so that he could have __ knowledge of music theory.
rudimentary
instigate
resilient
collaborate
20
When I painted my face for an OSU game, Brian said I was more than a fan; I was a __.
venerate
squelch
zealot
despondent