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Level B Unit 5 Vocabulary Review
Level B Unit 5 Vocabulary Review
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1
Mom could tell just by looking at it that someone had ___ with the screen door lock.
counterfeit
tampered
tactfully
consolidated
2
It took Greg 15 minutes to get his hands clean because they were so _____.
tactful
grimy
tamper
radiant
3
The little toddler's ____ smile is contagious!
docile
radiant
potential
grimy
4
Because of the ___ of the storm's path, the forecasters aren' t able to predict snow amounts.
rural
uncertainty
substantial
tampered
5
Police were on high alert as they combed the neighborhood looking for the escaped _____.
substantial
fugitive
rural
tamper
6
To interfere with; to handle in a secret and improper way
fickle
tamper
docile
entreat
7
A brief retelling of a personal experience
dominate
iota
counterfeit
anecdote
8
When giving fashion advice, it is important to be ___ so as not to hurt someone's feelings.
tactful
grimy
radiant
fallible
9
Liable to change very rapidly, erratic; marked by a lack of constancy or steadiness, inconsistent
fugitive
fickle
uncertainty
consolidate
10
The owner of Grand Slam ______ the sports equipment left behind by the teams that practiced there.
dominated
consolidated
counterfeited
anecdoted
11
The president of the student council ___ the other members to come to an agreement on the dance theme.
consolidated
tampered
entreated
mauled
12
The Eagles have been able to ____ their opponents this year.
docile
entreat
dominate
consolidate
13
Shining, bright; giving forth light or energy
maul
fickle
radiant
substantial
14
Since pencils have erasers, it shows that we humans are _________.
fickle
counterfeit
fallible
docile
15
The ____ coins were so authentic looking, it took an expert to detect that they were fake.
ultimate
grimy
counterfeit
substantial
16
Very dirty, covered with dirt or soot
grimy
fickle
maul
uncertainty
17
The ____ prize in hockey is to win the Stanley Cup.
potential
dominate
substantial
ultimate
18
Some people who like the quiet may prefer to live in ___ areas rather than in a busy city.
radiant
rural
ultimate
tactful
19
Mr. Sharp told us numerous ____ about the jobs he has held throughout his life.
anecdotes
dominates
entreats
fallibles
20
Capable of being wrong, mistaken, or inaccurate
counterfeit
dominate
fallible
docile
21
The bear's attention was diverted before it could get close to the camp and possibly ___ the campers' belongings.
grimy
entreat
maul
dominate
22
Relating to farm areas and life in the country
entreat
potential
docile
rural
23
To rule over by strength or power, control; to tower over, command due to height
anecdote
counterfeit
entreat
dominate
24
Though the police scoured the area for weeks, they could not find a(n) ____ of evidence.
iota
ultimate
radiant
fugitive
25
Skilled in handling difficult situations or people, polite
uncertain
tactful
substantial
radiant
26
The weather forecasters called for a ___ amount of snow to fall through Sunday.
substantial
uncertainty
ultimate
rural
27
Because Max was a ____ dog, he learned to play catch and fetch the frisbee in less than one week.
fallible
dominate
grimy
docile
28
Large, important; major, significant; prosperous; not imaginary
fallible
substantial
grimy
entreat
29
Tom is a ____ shopper who quickly switches brands that he purchases (even his favorites).
fallible
potential
ultimate
fickle
30
Ms. Morales, our music teacher, could tell by listening to Sarah play, that she had great ___ as a musician.
fallibility
substantial.
potential
radiantly