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Unit 5 Vocab Review 2016
Unit 5 Vocab Review 2016
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7th Grade Vocabulary for Unit #5 of Sadlier Oxford's Level B Vocabulary Book
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1
There is not one (small piece) of evidence that I'm the thief!
Iota
Counterfeit
Radiant
Fickle
2
The Board of Education believes it would save money to (put together) three schools into one.
Radiant
Consolidate
Maul
Dominate
3
The teachers decided to
consolidate
their ideas to make the best decision for the student.
adjective
verb
noun
4
She was expecting a (large) raise, so she put a down payment on a car.
Maul
Substantial
Counterfeit
Radiant
5
Cashiers must be trained to recognize (fake) money.
Grimy
Counterfeit
Fickle
Substantial
6
Stacey can never decide on what to order for lunch; she is a very
fickle
person.
adjective
noun
verb
7
Teachers look for great (possibility) in students.
Fickle
Potential
Iota
Ultimate
8
The high school baseball team had
potential
to win the championship.
verb
adjective
noun
9
Her moods change with the weather, so she is very (constantly changing).
Fickle
Counterfeit
Maul
Rural
10
Mrs. Mannarino's class is filled with
docile
students that are eager to learn.
noun
verb
adjective
11
The celebrity had a
radiant
glow about her; she looked so dazzling in her gown.
verb
adjective
noun
12
I (beg) you to carefully consider all of your options!
Fickle
Radiant
Entreat
Dominate
13
My brother told a humorous
anecdote
about his first day at college.
verb
noun
adjective
14
The (last) destination of our trip is Florida.
Consolidate
Radiant
Fallible
Ultimate
15
There is not an
iota
of evidence that Michael ate the cake.
adjective
verb
noun
16
There was very little
uncertainty
in his answer during the spelling bee.
verb
adjective
noun
17
After hearing that my friend is vacationing to Italy, I
entreated
her to take me with her.
verb
adjective
noun
18
The bear was about to
maul
their campsite, but luckily he ran back into the woods.
noun
verb
adjective
19
She was a(n) (obedient) child, eager to learn and to please.
Maul
Tamper
Consolidate
Docile
20
The sun was particularly (bright) on that warm summer's day.
Grimy
Radiant
Ultimate
Anecdote
21
The gravel road leading to the (country) town was long and winding.
Rural
Potential
Grimy
Consolidate
22
Her hands were very (dirty) after she finished working in the garden.
Rural
Uncertainty
Grimy
Consolidate
23
Even if the future is filled with (doubtfulness), I know my family will be there with me.
Fallible
Uncertainty
Dominate
Tamper
24
The prisoner escaped from jail, making him a (runaway criminal).
Radiant
Fugitive
Anecdote
Ultimate
25
The bear tried to (beat) the fish, but it swam away at the last minute.
Rural
Grimy
Entreat
Maul
26
Her
ultimate
goal was to finish the race with the top five runners; she was successful.
verb
noun
adjective
27
The painting was a
counterfeit
of the original Mona Lisa.
noun
verb
adjective
28
The researcher's (not perfect) methods led to faulty results.
Iota
Substantial
Fallible
Counterfeit
29
After Kim was playing outside, the mother told her daughter her hands were
grimy
.
noun
adjective
verb
30
His mother demanded, "Do not
tamper
with the television, Johnny".
adjective
verb
noun
31
The Collins Family decided to move out of the city and into a more
rural
area with open land.
noun
verb
adjective
32
Don't (mess with) any of the settings on my car radio!
Fallible
Tamper
Potential
Iota
33
The governor told a humorous (story) about her first day in office.
Docile
Anecdote
Tamper
Iota
34
In order to get along with people, you must be very (polite).
Tactful
Iota
Rural
Dominate
35
History tells us that stronger countries tend to (control) the weaker ones.
Anecdote
Dominate
Substantial
Rural
