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Grostesque
If someone is well-known for being charismatic how might they be described?
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If someone is well-known for being
charismatic
how might they be described?
someone who could help get people to believe in his message.
someone who could cause people to question his abilities
2
Grostesque
distorted
visually asthetic
3
What is the relationship between happy and vivacious
antonyms
synonyms
4
Someone who is
scrupulous
would be willing to
coerce
someone.
false
true
5
Condescend:
Demanding a waitress get your food instantly bc it's her job
Scowling at a waitress
6
collecting all necessary evidence to back up an argument
inveterate
magnanimous
cogent
7
Her mom - that if she cleaned her room, then she would be able to hang out with her friends.
deciphered
stipulated
redressed
8
If you are a
relentless
athlete, what award might you receive?
Most Improved Player
Most Driven Player
9
Exemplary
doing your homework
cheating on a test
10
When my mom saw the --- on my injured face, she assumed I had really gotten hurt.
coercion
sneer
grimace
11
exhaustive
partial
thoroughly complete
12
The - btwn the original &the copy left the teachers in a -; they couldn’t tell who copied who.
respites. . . scrutiny
discrepancies . . . quandary
perseverance . . . speculation
13
To --- his wrongs, his mother decided to have him volunteer his time for the --- organization.
redress . . . benevolent
corroborate . . . somber
ruminate on . . . pretentious
14
Even though Joe was a -, he decided the gang life wasn’t for him and - his affiliations.
facsimile . . nullify.
renegade . . . renounce
venture . . . detract
15
Chex mix is --- of lots of different delicious snacks.
comprised
evoked
whetted
16
Whet
the smell of chocolate chip cookies
the smell of garbage
17
Facsimile
a similar response
a duplicated text
18
If a writer uses h
ackneyed
jokes, they may
detract
from the humor in a story.
true
false
19
Accidently seeing your grandparent in their underwear is an
indelible
memory
true
false
20
The soccer team
reveled
in their state championship title
false
true
21
What would a club need to do to
formulate
an original mission statement?
spend time talking about what matters to them as a club
copy/paste another club’s mission statement
22
the results of a DNA test
conclusive
tentative
duress
23
the temperatures in February changing from 70s to 30s
implore
discern
fluctuate
24
A novel containing too many unneeded and ineffective details that distracted from the story
insidious
extraneous
omnipotent
25
If a person decided to
venture
to be his own boss, what did he do?
to go somewhere that is dangerous
a new activity, project, business, etc. that involves risk
26
Somber
vivacious
gloomy
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The obvious - among the workers showed they didn't think the money should be - that way.
escalation . . . explicated
dissension. . . allocated
esteem . . . ascertained
28
The smell of pine trees can
evoke
a memory of Christmastime
false
true
29
my dog running to the door as soon as he hears my car pull in the driveway
alacrity
ambivalent
eccentric
30
An
insidious
friend might plan to hurt you.
false
True
31
using clues to make conclusions about a person
corroborate
divulge
speculate
32
Your teacher will likely believe a
corroborated
lateness to class
true
false
33
If your project sets a
precedent
, what does that mean?
it needs to be improved and resubmitted
it will be kept as an example for future classes
34
A
pragmatic
doctor would not spend time testing
implausible
theories.
true
false
35
What is the relationship between tentative and certain?
antonyms
synonyms
36
dearth
well-equip
lacking
37
Why would you ask your teacher to
reiterate
directions?
you heard what he said the first time he said it
you didn't understand the topic/ needed further explanation
38
If a confession was made under
duress
, what might have happened?
He was being tortured.
He was represented by his attorney.
39
taking lots of detailed notes to study for a test
copious
flippant
vivacious
40
reputable
well-known
unknown
41
Fortitude
Finishing a marathon in the rain
Finishing the marathon despite having a broken toe
42
If a plan is going to
stultify
a company’s ability to meet customer needs, what will be done?
implement the proposed plan
abandon the proposed plan
43
If you demonstrate
prowess
during a sports event, what have you shown?
extraordinary ability
distinguished bravery
44
Once my mother
deviated
from her original story, the point she was trying to make was lost.
to stray, especially from a topic or subject
to depart from an established or expected norm
45
Teachers need to
elucidate
concepts
misconstrued
by students.
false
true
46
Conducive
Turning the lights off for bed
Getting into pjs, turning off lights, and getting into bed
47
It is important for people to -- to achieve dreams, but it is even better to actually -- it.
perpetuate . . . prevalence
aspire . . . attain
comprise . . . solace
48
Scrutiny
Noticing your shoe is untied
Noticing your teacher wore the same outfit every Tuesday
49
talking about sports and then suddenly switching topics to decorating a house
remiss
subsequent
digress
50
when it is dull, dark, and foggy outside
assiduous
instrinsic
ominous
51
If two companies had to
nullify
their contract, what happened?
They have had a good working relationship.
They have had a falling out.
52
If you are - in your duty as an editor, you might miss the - and repetitive plot of a story.
disingenuous . . . reiterated
remiss . . . redundant
cursory . . . fluctuating
53
A teacher’s
punitive
actions might include extra credit and candy.
false
true
54
Someone who is trustworthy can be trusted to not
divulge
a secret.
true
false
55
If students wanted to
alienate
a classmate, what do they do
make sure there’s no room at their table for her
invite her to sit with them
56
Would you be affiliated with an organization that might
jeopardize
your career?
yes because it will benefit you
no because you don't want to be fired
57
What is the relationship between craven and Courage the Cowardly Dog?
a non-example
an example
58
Assent
Thinking in your head, “yes, that’s right”
Putting your thumbs up to show you agree with something
59
Someone who is
assiduous
would
persevere
through a challenging situation.
true
false
60
After people graduate college, they try to find their
niche
.
true
false
61
If the employee felt
ambivalent
, how did he feel about the clothes?
he can see the appeal of it, but it doesn’t really fit
he thinks this change will really bring in more customers
62
offering comfort after the loss of a loved one
solace
fortitude
ominous
63
A
meticulous
worker doesn’t pay attention to details
false
true
64
What is the relationship between agree and concur?
antonyms
synonyms
65
Someone who is
magnanimous
would seek
retribution
.
false
true
66
A
clandestine
meeting for a surprise party would be public knowledge
false
true
67
perpetuate
to keep going
to put an end to
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If the principal is worried that a program might become obsolete, what are his concerns?
that something better will be created
that it will be too hard for people to learn how to use
69
If you learn better by viewing
tangible
examples, how do you learn?
possible to touch or handle
easily seen or recognized
70
An
eccentric
person probably relates well with others.
false
true
71
If your company sees you as an
asset
, how do they view you?
someone or something of value or benefit
the property owned by a person or organization
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She didn’t have a chance to study, but she decided a --- glance was better than none at all.
exhaustive
hackneyed
cursory
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The officer asked the victim to - the incident of the crime in as many details as possible.
concur
condescend
explicate
74
What is the relationship between platitude and interesting?
antonyms
synonyms
75
Escalate
Throwing water on a fire
Throwing logs into a fire
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people are more likely to get robbed during the holidays because they need money for gifts
dwindle
capricious
prevalent
77
Verbatim
a paraphrased response
a word for word interpretation
78
ascertain
confirm
speculate
79
Girls thought it was - to get the party together in a day, -the boys thought it was impossible
feasible . . . conversely
implausible . . . meticulously
pragmatic. . . nonchalantly
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being in an uncomfortable situation of lying or endangering a friendship
platitude
qualm
precedent