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Vocab. 1B-10B Review for Final
Vocab. 1B-10B Review for Final
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Second Semester Review
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1
Marathon runners are passionate about staying in shape and training for their upcoming race.
ineffable
forlorn
fervent
prodigality
2
"Stop laughing at me when I do stupid things, Wilburk!"
bindle
indignation
juncture
derision
3
Everyone knew Crustanka was terribly hurt by her ex. The look in her eye was of sheer contempt.
derision
disdain
egregious
cultivator
4
Please be careful: I have 89 stitches on my leg.
gingerly
garrulous
mottled
egregious
5
Why are you always late to period 6?
effaced
prudent
deride
dilatory
6
Just lie back and relax on this horizontal bike.
recumbent
plaintive
ratification
juncture
7
Child to mom: "I will NOT put the dishes away!"
retort
derision
morose
privy
8
My grandma had a silly saying:
elucidate
egregious
privy
epigram
9
Study+caring+staying focused+planning=success
complacently
commensurate
convivial
mollify
10
Horflakio had to carry a giant piano down eight flights of steps.
lumber
anathema
ratification
laden
11
Michael Scott believes he is the best boss around, ever, since the turn of time.
forlorn
sumptuous
incessantly
supercilious
12
"Would you st-...please, let me spea-! This is so frustr-!"
juncture
perturbation
mollify
waylay
13
How unfair that you got a shopping spree after stealing money from grandma!
indignant
immoderate
insidious
intricate
14
Jugglers, piano players, auto mechanics, brain surgeons.
cantankerous
retort
deft
dilatory
15
You own 896 cows? Isn't that mooooooore than enough?
anachronistic
superfluous
impetuous
complacently
16
Those that enter the military must have courage coursing their their veins.
mottled
gumption
suppression
fervent
17
Why are you always whining and complaining about everything?
fortuituous
garrulous
querulous
flagrant
18
Smoke signals, record players, TV antennae, telegrams, Osiris shoes.
anachronistic
anathema
aggregation
aesthetic
19
Just take a minute and think about what you are about to say before you say it.
mottled
muse
mollify
laden
20
If you go into the world of accounting, pay attention to every penny, nickel, and dime.
perfidious
debauchery
punctilious
precocious
21
What a therapist, doctor, and hostage negotiator need to be able to do in order to help others.
mollify
anguish
apprised
anachronistic
22
Life is too short to be grouchy and irritable all the time, Oscar.
fervent
gingerly
cantankerous
paradigm
23
Ted Bundy was known for his horrific crimes.
precocious
effaced
egregious
morose
24
What I better not do on the day of my vocabulary final.
dissension
surmise
redolent
hauteur
25
So, if I don't do my homework or study for tests, you are saying I might not pass the class?
ratification
redolent
abstraction
ramification
26
At the one year mark of his job, Yeegayot knew he had to compliment the CEO.
brouhaha
blandishment
debauchery
bindle
27
It is a terrible feeling to be the last one picked for dodge ball.
fawning
plaintive
forlorn
transitory
28
Let's vote on starting school at 9:47 and getting out by 9:48.
ratification
anguish
scourge
imperious
29
The fight in the commons last week drew a huge crowd
prudent
garrulous
bindle
brouhaha
30
"...and then I went to store and I saw Wanda. She is STILL with that guy, OMG! Then I saw..."
laden
egregious
garrulous
aggregation
31
My mother greatly disapproved of my outfit for my first date with Marvine.
reproach
debauchery
scourge
ramification
32
El Chapo tried to shave off his fingertips to avoid being caught by the police.
aggregation
elucidate
effaced
prudent
33
"Mwuwuahaha! Look at his shoes!"
deride
superfluous
waylay
ineffable
34
Do not take risks as a young driver; it is not wise.
prudent
lumber
precocious
morose
35
I cannot control myself when I go into Boo Radley's. I want to buy everything!
asunder
dilatory
prodigality
convivial
36
Fluba and Toonstick argued to the point of popping veins and squished up faces.
garrulous
forlorn
dissension
ineffable
37
In order for me to get a new car, I have to sell my old one.
scrutinize
contingency
deride
warble
38
A chandelier with 24 diamonds, Gatsby's house, a mansion overlooking the Mediterranean sea.
surmise
sumptuous
forlorn
convivial
39
I really hope you didn't just attack your former boss and send it to the newspaper.
imperious
deft
libel
laudable
40
What a Krispy Kreme donuts parking lot looks like on free donut day.
muse
recumbent
aggregation
querulous
41
The truck came to a screeching halt; we all flew forward in our seats.
kismet
defunct
blandishment
lurched
42
At 12:34, Eruba was perfectly fine. After the text sent at 12:35, she was sobbing like crazy.
morose
mundane
mottled
imperious
43
"Mr. Dhankmeans, your suit looks amazing on you!"
penchant
brouhaha
fawning
flagrant
44
What, I have to rewrite my essay again? That's the 18th time, no...I can't do it, I'm drained!
cultivator
pugnacious
garrulous
anguish
45
My check engine light came on: I think I'll buy a new car.
immoderate
mottled
waylay
transitory
46
No matter what Randy's mom tried to do, he would not eat his mashed potatoes.
fastidious
precocious
perfidious
insidious
47
Hastings, Payless Shoe Source, Blockbuster Video, Toys 'R Us.
dilatory
disdain
defunct
deride
48
The young mother sang a soft lullaby to her screaming ear shattering infant.
lumber
brouhaha
warble
flagrant
49
Mrs. Carter always gets a latte from Starbuck's every Tuesday.
apprised
evanescent
mottled
penchant
50
The Scary Movie series are all spoofs.
pasquinade
elucidate
asunder
deride
51
At three years old, Pleebla knew all the states and capitals and could speak Latin and Farsi.
deride
disdain
penchant
precocious
52
Biluhee Bub works on big farm machinery.
cultivator
ratification
scourge
lumber
53
Jovie was always so happy, so full of life, especially when she was around Buddy the elf.
convivial
lurched
incessantly
mundane
54
Lennie and George used to dream about living their life on their own farm.
pastoral
indignant
lumber
necromancy
55
Brains are full of knowledge; wells are filled with water.
laden
gingerly
scourge
complacently
56
There were just no words I could use to explain what I saw.
ineffable
egregious
effaced
garrulous
57
A high school relationship, a shooting star, a one hit wonder.
effaced
elucidate
anguish
evanescent
58
That was so obviously bad!
ratification
derision
mottled
flagrant
59
It's hard to trust someone when they've cheated on you.
precocious
impetuous
perfidious
pugnacious
60
Politicians tend to get caught up in sheer self-indulgences.
debauchery
ramification
harrowed
fastidious
61
The Harflong family has moved 89 times across the country.
contingency
warble
apathy
transitory
62
Take that there stick, wrap up your belongings, and hit Sprague for some good panhandling.
scourge
pugnacious
precocious
bindle
63
She sounded so sad after receiving the text.
recumbent
gingerly
plaintive
mottled
64
Vaping, smoking, gambling, drinking large contents of alcohol (over time)...
incessantly
imperious
immoderate
insidious
65
Wow, what a lucky day for Mingatoot! She got a promotion and won concert tickets to Nickelback.
precocious
fortuitous
penchant
indignation
66
Pugs must have little man syndrome; they are always ready to resort to violence.
dilatory
pugnacious
waylay
impetuous
67
The mental pain Aflacken had: 10 projects all due on Friday and his dog has worms.
abstraction
insidious
gumption
harrowed
68
I guess I'll have to cut the pizza before I can share it with you and your hungry friends.
nebulous
raspingly
asunder
pasquinade
69
Little siblings can truly be such pests!
scourge
waylay
gingerly
pugnacious
70
A measuring tape is needed if you are a handyman or a plumber.
penchant
ineffable
plumb
aesthetic
71
So not fair! I did all the work, but Flepclock did nothing and got all the credit.
impetuous
indignation
imperious
aesthetic
72
The kids became frightened when they saw Johnny hiding behind the door.
transitory
forlorn
ghastly
pastoral
73
Domineering and like a dictator, Attila always had to have the last word.
imperious
mollify
plaintive
indignation
74
If you go into graphic design, you need to pay attention to artistic details.
bindle
plumb
aesthetic
scourge
75
The teacher told one student about the test. He had knowledge no one else did.
waylay
ineffable
apprised
privy
76
Yogoblat had to tell his friend what the principal said.
anathema
apprised
aggregation
anachronistic
77
"So, Mr. Katheison, if I mix C03 with S2-4, that will get me X? Wait, can you say that again?"
evanescent
elucidate
impetuous
warble
78
"His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy. There's vomit on his sweater already..."
penchant
plumb
imperious
perturbation
79
After Sophie's closing song, the entire crowd stood up and clapped for her.
cantankerous
laudable
punctilious
perfidious
80
Liver, homework, liars, math for some kids.
derision
mundane
anathema
warble
81
At that point in the day, the teacher was just done.
juncture
muse
querulous
fortuitous
82
Even though my cart is full, I definitely need that pack of gum, oh and those mints, and this..
superfluous
impetuous
fortuitous
perfidious
83
Get up at 5:22, drink coffee at 5:47, shower, get dressed by 6:03, drive to work. Repeat X 5.
mundane
mottled
fawning
laden
84
The beads on her gown were hand-sewn. There were over 5,432,435,235 of them.
deft
intricate
mottled
epigram
85
Loqee tried not to think about eating chocolate, since he gained 849 lbs. in one year.
morose
juncture
suppression
derision
86
Cheecho's dad constantly attacked him for not bringing home good grades.
surmise
raspingly
ghastly
libel
87
The Turkish government slaughtered many Armenians; some were lucky to leave in large groups.
contingency
querulous
hegira
prudent
88
The Kardashian's are quite full of themselves.
imperious
hauteur
precocious
punctilious
89
Teachers find it sad for those students who do not care about their grades.
apathy
juncture
scourge
hauteur
90
Blunka admired the 9' tower she built out of Q-tips with absolute pride.
flagrant
perfidious
complacently
ineffable
91
After waking from surgery, most are clouded in their mind; they don't know where they are.
nebulous
suppression
pastoral
hauteur
92
Tituba might have dabbled in this late at night, in the woods, with dead frogs.
kismet
necromancy
laudable
hegira
93
Sahory was Bix's classmate, then girlfriend, then wife. It was true fate for them.
flagrant
precocious
kismet
defunct
94
When my calculus teacher was talking, I was thinking about...wait. What was I thinking about?
fastidious
abstraction
defunct
blandishment
95
My teacher asked to keep my Gatsby project for her future students.
supercilious
contingency
paradigm
scourge
96
The Gucci fur coat accidentally got some potent chemical on it.
plaintive
laden
bindle
mottled
97
Look over your paper carefully for any mistakes. There are no retakes.
laudable
scrutinize
kismet
fawning
98
The smell of baked cookies reminds me of visiting my grandmother when I was a kid.
raspingly
redolent
recumbent
dissension
99
Of Mice and Men is set in the 1930's, during the Great Depression, in Salinas, CA.
pasquinade
commensurate
milieu
hegira
100
"Buy me a Gucci purse, buy me a Gucci purse, buy me a Gucci purse!"
imperious
incessantly
indignant
ineffable