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Bernhisel Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 1
Bernhisel Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 1
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brigand is a type of doctor
True
False
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Muddle means to make something clean
False
True
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The nurse rushed into the hospital corridor to_____the visitors who were creating a disturbance.
breach
admonish
spurious
muddle
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ant: to abandon; to scrap, junk
savage
muddle
sandcastle
salvage
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Rubble, detritus, flotsam and jetsam are synonyms for
debris.
False
True
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I added a few drops of food coloring to the liquid and watched as they slowly___through it.
combined
cumbersome
debris
diffuse
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Define:
opinionated
Every teacher at BCHS
to wipe out; to oneself from being noticed
not genuine, not true, not valid
stubborn and often unreasonable in holding to one’s own ideas.
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Once Great Britian had given up her vast overseas empire, she found that she had also____her position as a world power.
relinquish
opinionated
debris
commandeer
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syn: cautious, wary, prudent, careful, guarded.
admonish
circumspect
cumbersome
deadlock
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syn: rambling, verbose, prolix; to disperse
spurious
diffuse
salvage
perennial
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commandeer: a bandit
False
True
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(n.) a difficult or perplexing situation or problem
deadlock
dilemma
nelly
dial
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Through his partner lost everything, he was able to___a few dollars from the wreckage of the bankrupt business
muddle
spasmodic
perennial
salvage
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big and bulky, unwieldly, clumsy to handle
salvage
diffuse
cumbersome
cucumber
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syn: false, counterfeit, fraudulent, bogus
debris
admonish
Spurious
The person taking this Kahoot
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ant: To imprint permanently
efface
unbridled
perennial
relinquish
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What Vocab. Unit are you currently on?
Unit seven
Unit One
Unit 24
Unit I don't know
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Define:
admonish
to admonish
who know's
to advise against something
a bandit
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The antonyms of
breach
are to seal, close
True
False
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syn: confusion, disorder; to jumble, mess up.
muddle
opinionated
breach
efface
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syn: to incline, make susceptible to
predisposed
unbridled
efface
dilemma
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(adj.) uncontrolled, lacking in restaint
muddle
umbrella
efface
unbridled
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The doctor became more and more fearful that her patients weakened condition would ________ him to pneumonia.
dilemma
efface
Predispose
some medical term
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(n) A plant that lives for many years.
perennial
salvage
relinguish
predispose
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(adj.) clumsy, hard to handle
cumbersome
muddle
debris
spurious
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The idea of a(n)______like Robin Hood who helps the poor appeals strongly to the popular imagination
muddle
admonish
brigand
bridges
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syn: a standoff, stalemate, impasse
lock
Okay boomer
Deadlock
dead
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Which is correctly spelled?
percumepecte
sercumpect
circumspect
cricummpect
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ant: an agreement, accord; a breakthrough
dilemma
deadlock
efface
diffuse