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World Lit - American Lit - Literary Analysis- British Lit - Composition
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Followers surrounding a celebrity or high official
anecdote
proliferate
disingenuous
entourage
2
Giving a false appearance is
disinterested
disingenuous
disappointed
distrusting
3
To multiply rapidly
ruse
vindicate
perjury
proliferate
4
Making your point with a short personal narrative is a vignette.
False
True
5
Sarcastic, biting, disrespectful
perjury
vapid
caustic
cathartic
6
Ordinary language used in a particular region
eulogy
vernacular
perjury
vindicate
7
to free from blame; to drop the charges
vindicate
vignette
vernacular
verify
8
To PLOD means to walk quickly
False
True
9
Shallow, lacking in depth
superficial
proliferate
salvo
ruse
10
A spirited attack, often verbal
salvo
entourage
anecdote
superficial
11
An outburst of accusations is a salvo.
True
False
12
A speech of praise honoring a deceased person
ire
entourage
eulogy
vignette
13
A short literary skit or scene
vignette
vocabulary
verify
vernacular
14
Vindicate means to free from blame.
False
True
15
A clever trick or witty strategy
perjury
eulogy
ruse
vapid
16
Pretending to be honest
vapid
disingenuous
discouraged
caustic
17
Flat, dull, lacking good taste
vernacular
eulogy
proliferate
vapid
18
an intense display of anger
ruse
plod
eulogy
ire
19
A brief story told to make a point
vapid
a short literary skit
salvo
anecdote
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If you are vindicated, you are
paying money
going to jail
free from blame
arrested again
21
An emotional cleansing
caustic
vapid
conspicuous
cathartic
22
A witty strategy
perjury
eulogy
ruse
entourage
23
Crying for a good reason or for a loss is a ___?___ experience.
anecdote
plod
cathartic
disingenuous
24
Very visible, standing out (easily noticed)
salvo
cathartic
caustic
conspicuous
25
The act of giving false information under oath
vignette
plod
proliferate
perjury
26
Telling lies to a judge in a courtroom is called
proliferation
vindication
perjury
vernacular
