Voc 1
Voc 2
Voc 3
Contextual 1
Contextual 2
100
to connect, combine or join
What is Associate:
100
to express or declare firmly; to defend or claim
What is Assert
100
to determine the rate of charge or the amount to be paid; to set a value on for taxation; to evaluate
What is Assess:
100
The use of slang is not ____ for writing in class or testing situations.
What is Appropriate
100
Do you ____ Notre Dame with Paris or football?
What is Associate
200
A statement that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can be drawn.
What is Assumption:
200
People gathered together in a place to see or hear.
What is Audience
200
to take for granted, suppose to be a fact
What is Assume:
200
Unless I hear from David, I will ____ that he will be here on time.
What is Assume
200
It is easier to spell a word if you ____ each syllable clearly.
What is Articulate
300
A fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true.
What is Argument
300
To disagree with someone and to speak angrily with them as a result.
What is Argue
300
to put in order or position
What is Arrange
300
Most airlines give an ____ arrival and departure time.
What is Approximate
300
We called our insurance company to come out to our home to ____ the damage the flood caused.
What is Assess
400
To put or fit together.
What is Assemble:
400
To pronounce distinctly; to express well in words.
What is Articulate:
400
Parts of a situation, idea, problem, etc.
What is Aspects:
400
On the ____ that he has been injured, we can infer that he will not play.
What is Assumption
400
Please do not ____ me until you have read the directions three times.
What is Approach
500
To come close to; To estimate
What is Approximate
500
suitable or right for the purpose
What is Appropriate
500
to get close or closer to something
What is Approach
500
The actors heard the applause from the ____ and knew that they had done a good job.
What is Audience:
500
When her two best friends ____, Rachel remains neutral, refusing to take sides.
What is Argue:
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