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Worldly Wise Book 6 Lesson 2
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A #Vocabulary Quiz with words based on the Worldly Wise Book 6
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1
Synonym for
integrate
unveil
conspicuous
combine
segregate
2
I
extended
to visit my aunt, but I kept putting it off.
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3
We
integrated
the light before we went to sleep.
the two grades for certain activities like gymnastics.
the new student into the school
our friends into telling us the truth.
4
By early May, the rain has started to
violate
.
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5
The
custody
of
the prisoner is the duty of the police officer.
the child is the responsibility of both parents.
most teachers is that summer school is a good thing.
the market likes to shop on Saturdays.
6
Farook and I
vacated
all the oranges.
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7
The
ceremonies
were just under one hour each.
at Arlinton Cemetary honor the fallen soldiers.
were found at the park under the slide.
carried them across the horizon and into the ocean.
8
The
campaign
is rusty and needs to be replaced.
to save water is almost finished.
is filled with cherry trees.
is being led by a superior military.
9
Papa was
detained
at work and won't be home for dinner.
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10
The
ceremony
is held every year to celebrate the first snow.
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11
The umbrella can be
extended
by pressing this button.
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12
Synonym for
supreme
lowest
greatest
degrading
eloquent
13
The
segregation
of those who have the flu from those who don't have the flu.
of Native Americans onto reservations by the US government.
is kept secret until the number is drawn.
is supposed to make the sauce extra salty.
14
We
vacated
our home during the fire.
her hair to get out the tangles.
each book to keep them clean.
the classroom at the end of the day.
15
Synonym for
verdict
pardon
decision
triumph
violation
16
The toddler
extended
her arms for a hug.
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17
The ruler of the country calls himself the
supreme
leader.
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18
Selma
triumphed
in the 200- and 400- meter events
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19
Synonym for
arrogant
prideful
artificial
enormous
plain
20
The students should
vacate
the classroom if the fire alarm rings.
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21
Synonym for
boycott
extend
support
against
vacate
22
I was so sad, I covered my
triumphant
face with my hands.
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23
Synonym for
extend
expand
integrate
declare
supreme
24
We cheered for the
triumphant
team in the parade.
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25
The
verdict
on the new restaurant is that it is amazing.
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26
Synonym for
custody
exhibit
ceremony
horizon
jail
27
Synonym for
degrade
descend
shame
depend
detain
28
You need to
detain
an adult if you are out after ten.
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29
If one person is allowed to
violate
the rule, then everyone will want to.
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30
The
supreme
prize at the carnival was given to Aaron.
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31
We
boycotted
the supermarket last month until they supplied clean fruit.
the company but didn't get what we wanted.
the team jersey on display at the game.
almost two dollars.
32
His
arrogant
remarks made the other students dislike him.
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33
The forest
extended
for fifty miles.
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34
The Allied
campaign
against Nazi rule began in France on June 6, 1944.
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35
Synonym for
segregate
accommodate
vacate
arrogant
isolate
36
We ate too much
ceremony
at the party.
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37
The
verdict
becomes soft as soon as you pop it.
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38
The students grew more and more
supreme
in the sun.
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39
The
campaign
to provide free flu shots kicked off yesterday.
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40
Tourists have
vacated
the beach by October.
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41
The jury came back after an hour with a
verdict
of "not guilty."
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42
The nation
extends
millions of people from all over the world.
to be the site of the next summer Olympic Games.
greetings to the people of Japan.
from one ocean to another.
43
The dog sniffed the
triumph
and then walked away.
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44
The
campaign
in the mountains is difficult for hikers.
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45
Your room will become
arrogant
if you don't clean it up.
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46
Judging by the
supreme
look she gave me, Liu was not happy.
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47
Throwing litter on the sidewalk is a
violation
of the law.
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48
All the teachers went to the graduation
ceremony
.
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49
Synonym for
triumphant
shame
arrogant
joyful
conspicuous
50
Our teacher
detained
us after class to explain the homework more clearly
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51
Beautiful purple
violates
grew in the shade.
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52
Luis's older brother will
campaign
for their father, who is running for mayor.
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53
The girl raised the
ceremony
over her head and threw it.
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54
His confidence is sometimes mistaken for
arrogance
.
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55
The
arrogant
colors of the parrot are beautiful.
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56
We
detained
each other about the new movie that just came out.
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57
Vacate
the markers back in the box.
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58
The woman claims to be able to
verdict
the future.
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