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DHS-English III List #10 Vocab
DHS-English III List #10 Vocab
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An #English III quiz to #review #SAT #Vocabulary
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1
They thought Death was ---------when they entered The Hunger Games.
superficial
inevitable
divergent
restrained
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inevitable
certain; unavoidable
quick to recover
shallow; lacking depth
controlled; repressed
3
resilient
quick to recover/bounce back
temporary; fleeting
controlled; restricted
dried up; shriveled
4
superficial
unavoidable
shallow; lacking in depth
joy; celebration
a repair
5
parched
trite
temporary
dried up; shriveled
the act of making something new again
6
controlled; repressed; restricted
restrained
resilient
jubilation
inevitable
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dried up; shriveled
transient
parched
inevitable
compromise
8
certain; unavoidable
compromise
jubilation
inevitable
superficial
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conditional
depending on a condition (e.g. in a contract)
exultation
a repair; the act of making something new again
joy; celebration
10
renovation
shriveled
controlled; restricted
a repair; the act of making something new again
to settle a dispute by terms agreeable to both sides
11
transient
shallow; lacking depth
depending on a condition
temporary; short-lived
controlled; repressed
12
She's
--------
to make it this far.
jubilation
conditional
anachronistic
resilient
13
compromise
to settle a dispute by terms agreeable to both sides
quick to bounce back
certain; unavoidable
a repair
14
joy; celebration; exultation
conditional
jubilation
compromise
transient
15
unoriginal; trite
novice
restrained
hackneyed
congregation
16
restrained
controlled
lacking in depth
short-lived
quick to recover
17
temporary; short-lived; fleeting
jubilation
transient
renovation
compromise
18
adversity
misfortune; hardship
fleeting; momentary
controlled; repressed; restricted
joy; celebration; exultation
19
to settle a dispute by terms agreeable to both sides
conditional
adversity
restrained
compromise
20
In a queenless hive no life is left though to a
----------
glance it seems very much alive.
procrastinate
renovation
parched
superficial
21
quick to recover or bounce back
renovation
conditional
resilient
restrained
22
No, the leaders could find no
----------
on that subject.
compromise
renovation
conditional
hackneyed
23
shallow; lacking depth
superficial
parched
transient
restrained
24
jubilation
dried up
certain
exultation; joy
repressed
25
depending on a condition (e.g., in a contract)
compromise
superficial
conditional
inevitable
26
He was about to say something, but evidently
-----------
himself.
superficial
transient
restrained
renovation
27
There is a
______
population of thousands of visitors during the year.
abbreviate
transient
compromise
renovation
28
misfortune; an unfavorable turn of events; hardship
conditional
parched
renovation
adversity
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a repair; the act of making something new again
restrained
inevitable
resilient
renovation
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She drank the cool fruit punch, grateful as it chilled her
---------
throat.
parched
inevitable
inconsequential
jubilation