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English 2 Honors Unit Six Vocabulary Review
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Sadlier Oxford Level F Unit 6 Vocabulary Review
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1
Scientists labored to discover a set of ___ laws of the universe and ___ ideas that cannot be.
sinecure...fetter
immutable...disabuse
heinous...disabuse
contrived...castigate
2
We could not believe that he of all people could commit such a(n) ___ crime.
brusque
heinous
all of the above
anomalous
3
Some say the story of Frankenstein as being too ___, but to be ___, these critics are fools.
contrived...brusque
ennui...anomalous
ennui...immutable
contrived...cajoled
4
This word is not an adjective.
bizarre
ennui
cajole
immutable
5
After she declined to be my prom date, I was ____ of the notion that all girls liked me.
disabused
cajoled
fettered
castigated
6
Synonyms: overstep, trespass
surreptitious
transgress
vicarious
transmute
7
___ kings in Europe ___ their subjects for ___even the pettiest of laws.
Heinous...castigated...transgressing
Bizarre...transmuted...castigating
Demagogue...cajoled...fettering
Vicariously...disabused...contriving
8
I hope that by reading my life story you will experience my successes ___, and not feel ___
anomalously...sinecure
vicariously...castigated
vicariously...ennui
surreptitiously...castigated
9
___ by his love of his cell phone, he could not be ___ into paying attention to the movie.
Fettered...cajoled
Fettered...disabused
Castigated...transgressed
Castigated...fettered
10
The settlers directly or ___ usurped lands that local inhabitants had occupied for centuries.
surreptitiously
bizarrely
brusquely
vicariously
11
He's a bit egotistical, but people confuse his ___ behavior as signs that he is a(n) ____.
heinous...aspersion
transgressed...anomaly
bizarre...megalomania
megalomaniac...insurgent
12
a leader who exploits popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power
demagogue
contrive
fetter
ennui
13
In search of _________ excitement, we watched movies of action and adventure.
vicarious
megalomania
transgress
transmute
14
The army crushed the _________ forces but to ___ distrust into cooperation they could not do.
insurgents...transmute
transgression...castigate
surreptitious...fetter
demagogue...disabuse
15
Antonyms: open, frank, aboveboard, overt
surreptitious
brusque
insurgent
bizarre
16
He was a nice guy and all, but sitting in his class I suffered from ___.
ennui
all of the above
disabuse
aspersion
17
Antonyms: perserve, maintain
transgress
castigate
contrive
transmute
18
A town so peaceful, quiet, and law-abiding wsa bound to be horrified by so _________ a crime.
fetter
demagogue
heinous
ennui
19
The office of Vice President of the United States was once considered little more than a(n) ___
sinecure
anomaly
transgression
insurgence
20
It is said that good inventors do not ________ themselves with conventional thinking.
fetter
disabuse
heinous
demagogue