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Unit 4 Vocabulary Review
Unit 4 Vocabulary Review
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That wonderful woman couldn't have been more ___ of me if she had been my own mother.
recourse
solicitous
qualms
frivolous
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muster
to gather or summon
a person or thing of no importance
not worthy of serious attention
to trouble, haunt, or fill the mind
3
oust
full of tiny holes
elaborately decorated; showily splendid
remove, drive out of a position or place
to read thoroughly and carefully
4
recourse
a pang of conscience, uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt
a high point of land extending into water
lying face down; inclined, likely
a person or thing turned to for help or advice
5
staid
to support, nourish, keep up
serious and dignified
a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up
showing concern or care
6
I hope someday to build a house on that ___ commanding a beautiful view of the bay.
annulling
promontory
nonentity
perusing
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It will take all the strength we can ___ to dislodge the enemy from that hill.
bolstered
obsessed
muster
annul
8
I believed that I was justified in refusing to help them, but later I felt some ___ about it.
staid
recourse
frivolous
qualms
9
After months of rejection, Leah decided to hire a manager, hoping to ___ her career.
blasé
peruse
bolster
porous
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sustain
a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up
showing concern or care
serious and dignified
to support, nourish, keep up
11
qualm
a high point of land extending into water
lying face down; inclined, likely
a person or thing turned to for help or advice
a pang of conscience, uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt
12
When the mile run began, Ken quickly too the lead, but we knew that he could not ___ the pace.
obsess
sustain
qualms
residue
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After being the apple of her eye for years, I suddenly found myself ___ from her affections.
sustained
annul
muster
ousted
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blasé
a long pillow or cushion
to feel or express regret or disapproval
to reduce to nothing
indifferent, bored as a result of having many pleasures
15
It is all well to criticize and ___ the mistakes of young people, but why not give them credit?
porous
deplore
peruse
bolster
16
deplore
to feel or express regret or disapproval
to reduce to nothing
a long pillow or cushion
indifferent, bored as a result of having many pleasures
17
porous
elaborately decorated; showily splendid
full of tiny holes
to read thoroughly and carefully
remove, drive out of a position or place
18
If you want to learn to play chess, I suggest that you begin by ___ a summary of the rules.
prone
perusing
solicitous
deploring
19
ornate
remove, drive out of a position or place
to read thoroughly and carefully
elaborately decorated; showily splendid
full of tiny holes
20
frivolous
to gather or summon
a person or thing of no importance
not worthy of serious attention
to trouble, haunt, or fill the mind
21
obsess
not worthy of serious attention
to gather or summon
to trouble, haunt, or fill the mind
a person or thing of no importance
22
peruse
full of tiny holes
remove, drive out of a position or place
elaborately decorated; showily splendid
to read thoroughly and carefully
23
residue
serious and dignified
to support, nourish, keep up
showing concern or care
a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up
24
We learned that behind the old professor's ___ exterior there was a keen wit.
sustained
ornate
staid
ousted
25
Isn't it strange that a great American writer like Emily Dickinson was considered a ___ ?
recourse
promontory
nonentity
muster
26
The novelist is known for her ___ writing style, using many unusual words and constructions.
ornate
staid
deplorable
blasé
27
bolster
a long pillow or cushion
indifferent, bored as a result of having many pleasures
to reduce to nothing
to feel or express regret or disapproval
28
While my sister's memory is as retentive as a steel trap, mine seems to be as ___ as a sieve.
bolstered
porous
blasé
ousted
29
Those who think recess is a ___ activity do not see its purpose.
ornate
solicitous
staid
frivolous
30
I admire the way Anne delivered a long speech entirely without ___ to written notes.
perusing
recourse
muster
deploring
31
My uncle is ___ with football and spends all day Sunday watching every game on television.
promontory
sustained
obsessed
nonentity
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promontory
a pang of conscience, uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt
a high point of land extending into water
lying face down; inclined, likely
a person or thing turned to for help or advice
33
After the claims of all creditors have been satisfied, the ___ of the estate will be shared.
qualms
sustained
residue
obsessed
34
Only a person who is ___ with a desire to create beautiful music can become a great pianist.
obsessed
solicitous
bolstered
frivolous
35
annul
indifferent, bored as a result of having many pleasures
a long pillow or cushion
to feel or express regret or disapproval
to reduce to nothing
36
The way the witness blushed when questioned ___ my suspicions he was not telling the truth.
porous
ousted
blasé
bolstered
37
I like jokes, but I don't approve of making such ___ remarks on a serious matter.
porous
ornate
staid
frivolous
38
I would not call Lucy a friend, as she made no ___ about sharing your secret with everyone!
blasé
obsessed
muster
qualms
39
I think talking on the phone so that everyone knows about your private life is ___ behavior.
sustain
residue
deplorable
blasé
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solicitous
serious and dignified
showing concern or care
to support, nourish, keep up
a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up
41
My brother tried to be ___ when he was named to the honor society, but I know he was thrilled.
obsessed
porous
frivolous
blasé
42
The team doctor ran onto the field toward the ___ figure of the injured football player.
prone
staid
solicitous
ornate
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nonentity
a person or thing of no importance
to gather or summon
not worthy of serious attention
to trouble, haunt, or fill the mind
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prone
lying face down; inclined, likely
a person or thing turned to for help or advice
a high point of land extending into water
a pang of conscience, uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt
45
Because they failed to deliver the goods on time, we felt justified in ___ the entire contract.
annulling
perusing
deplore
bolster