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Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop Level G Unit 2
Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop Level G Unit 2
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A quiz on all 20 words of Sadlier Oxford Vocabulary Workshop Level G, Unit 2
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1
A freshwater fish will not survive long in ___ water.
myopic
brackish
devious
histrionic
2
Hurricane Maria was a(n) ___ that devastated Puerto Rico.
devious
sacrilege
histrionic
maelstrom
3
A(n) ___ fan of Michael Jackson would own all his albums and tons of related merchandise.
histrionic
avid
suppliant
accost
4
open and obvious, not hidden or concealed
overt
devious
propriety
celerity
5
a charm or amulet
incendiary
talisman
gambit
sacrilege
6
to approach and speak to fist, to confront in a challenging way
undulate
accost
animadversion
celerity
7
a comment indicating strong criticism or disapproval
propriety
animadversion
brackish
summarily
8
swiftness, rapidity of motion or action
suppliant
maelstrom
celerity
pejorative
9
an opening move that involves risk or sacrifice to gain a later advantage
animadversion
sacrilege
talisman
gambit
10
theatrical, artificial, melodramatic
histrionic
devious
halcyon
animadversion
11
to move in waves or with a wavelike motion
accost
overt
undulate
gambit
12
disrespectful treatment of something sacred or respected
animadversion
pejorative
sacrilege
devious
13
expressing disapproval or disparagement, belittling
overt
incendiary
maelstrom
pejorative
14
Small children are not known for their ___, so they are often not welcomed in fancy restaurants.
halcyon
propriety
pejorative
histrionic
15
The ___ was found with stores of flammable chemicals and was caught before he could commit arson.
animadversion
incendiary
maelstrom
devious
16
The student who was texting during the SAT was ___ removed from the room.
avid
summarily
overt
devious
17
A(n) ___ beggar humbly asked her if she could spare any change.
gambit
suppliant
avid
summarily
18
He took a(n) ___ path home, hoping to lose the mysterious stranger who was following him.
pejorative
celerity
myopic
devious
19
nearsighted; lacking a broad, realistic view of a situation
myopic
avid
maelstrom
suppliant
20
Do you remember the ___ days before the pandemic when we could gather without masks?
myopic
undulate
halcyon
talisman
