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Vocabulary Quiz-Week of February 1
bourgeois
Only seemingly so; apparent.
Vocabulary Quiz-Week of February 1
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Only seemingly so; apparent.
eschew
ostensible
regurgitate
recalcitrant
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bourgeois
One who attacks established beliefs, customs or institutions
An extreme level of poverty.
Provoking or causing laughter.
The middle class or a member of the middle class.
3
Existing in a state of moral, cultural, or intellectual darkness; unenlightened.
expatiate
benighted
bourgeois
eschew
4
Many families reduced to __________________ by the Great Depression, traveled to look for work.
risible
indigence
recalcitrant
eschew
5
To stay away from; to shun, especially on practical or moral grounds.
eschew
iconoclast
mandate
laudable
6
After years of battle, in the 1960s the Muslim majority’s vote in Algeria ___its independence.
laudable
credo
expatiate
mandate
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The man declaimed the King's speech in a pompous manner that the effect was rather__than moving
approbation
credo
risible
expatiate
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credo
To expel (partially digested food) from the stomach.
An expression of approval; praise.
A strongly held belief; a guide to one’s action.
Only seemingly so; apparent.
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The parents’ efforts to save the publicly funded nursery school from being closed were _______.
benighted
laudable
risible
bourgeois
10
____Betty Friedan rejected the notion that “biology is destiny” in her 1963 revolutionary work.
recalcitrant
iconoclast
ostensible
approbation
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An expression of approval; praise.
approbation
empirical
laudable
risible
12
The senator ______________________upon the need to preserve our dwindling wetlands.
eschew
empirical
expatiate
indigence
13
Some birds feed their young by ________________food into their offsprings’ beaks.
risible
regurgitate
iconoclast
indigence
14
Based on experience or observation as opposed to theory.
benighted
ostensible
empirical
expatiate
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Unwilling to accept another’s authority; stubbornly defiant.
expatiate
empirical
recalcitrant
indigence