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Lesson One Vocabulary
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- Q1The popular girls were trying to _____ the nomination of a nice girl to the Homecoming court because they wanted their friends to win. Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?buffoonimbueundermineinstigate30s
- Q2The _____ salesman would not leave me alone, so I bought the used car. Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?rambunctiousgarishunremittingrudiment30s
- Q3Algebra was the _____ of my existence until I finally learned how to do it. Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?rudimentrepertoirepenchantbane30s
- Q4The _____ children managed to burn through six nannies in the past month due to their rowdy disposition. Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?garishgarishrambunctiousdoleful30s
- Q5The _____ in her tone of voice, along with the insult, made me cringe and want to go home. Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?rudimenthierarchypenchantasperity30s
- Q6The word IMBUE MOST NEARLY means:MelancholyShowy or overdecorated in a tasteless wayTo fill completely or saturateThe elements or first principles of a subject; skill30s
- Q7The word DOLEFUL MOST NEARLY means:A system in which things or people are ranked above one anotherFull of sorrow; causing griefHarshness of sound or mannerOne who is outgoing and energized by social interaction with others30s
- Q8The word BUFFOON MOST NEARLY means:Difficult to control, wild and unrulyDifficult to control, wild and unrulyA clown; a foolthe list of dramas, operas, parts, pieces, etc., that a company, actor, singer, or the like, is prepared to perform.30s
- Q9The word GARISH MOST NEARLY means:To permeate or saturateShowy or overdecorated in a tasteless wayFatal injury or ruinA clown; A stupid person30s
- Q10The word PENCHANT MOST NEARLY means:To permeate or saturateMelancholyA strong likingTo urge on; to stir up, provoke, incite30s
- Q11Which of the following is an ANTONYM for the word EXTROVERT?sociallonertalkativeoutgoing30s
- Q12Which of the following is a SYNONYM for the word INSTIGATE?saturatehelpfuldocileprovoke30s
- Q13Which of the following is a SYNONYM for the word HIERARCHY?classificationsabotagecontinualdisable30s
- Q14Which example uses the word REPERTOIRE correctly?Dalton demonstrated for us his incredible repertoire of bird calls.Walter gave me a look of repertoire when I dropped the vase.The college will repertoire its new policy.A repertoire for stretching the truth gave Tim a reputation for being unreliable.30s
- Q15Which example uses the RUDIMENT correctly?During World War II, the French sought to rudiment the Nazi.When the puppies get too rudiment in their play, they are separated.It is rudiment to learn the alphabet in Kindergarten.The rudiment sounds of the city kept me awake at night.30s