Unit 1
The definition of "Collaborate"
What is (v.) to work with, work together?
The word for the following definition
(v.) to make as small as possible, make the least of; to make smaller than before
What is minimize?
Fill in the blank
The man bursted into the court room, the judge questioned his ________.
What is relevance?
Antonym: nonentity
celebrity or famous
The opposite of a plebian is a ...
King/Queen
Name the vocabulary Synonym
Cheers, acclaim
Plaudits
Define the word
one with low morals; a spoiled, pampered person
wanton
What's the vocabulary antonym??
waste: waste a fortune
Amass
Fill in the Vocab word
When water can go through a solid material, one may call it ...
Porous
Fill in the blank
Her whispers were so soft they were almost ___.
Inaudible
to quarrel or argue in a noisy, angry way; to obtain by argument; to herd
Wrangle
What is the vocabulary Antonym
deride, detest, ridicule, despise
Venerate
Define the word "instigate"??
to urge on; stir up, provoke, start, incite
Fill in the blank
To _____ the Sahar Desert most medieval Middle Eastern salt traders wore heavy covering.
Sustain
What are the vocabulary synonyms??
morals, honorable
Ethical
What's the word??
S. scrutiny A. neglectfulness
Vigil
What is the part of the speech for "frugal"?
Adj.
True or False
Incapacitate is to bad injury
Longevity is to durable
What is true?
The ______ window was filled with little frames of beautiful and colorful glass.
Ornate
What is the part of speech for the word volatile??
Adj.
What is the part of speech for "Jostle"?
V.
Multiple Choice- Fill in the blank
When she _____ that no one would ever hurt her family again, her mother was proud.
A. Durable B. Avowed C.Assert D. Declared
B. Avowed
Fill in the blank
A ship equipped with _________ may be used to recover large pieces of wreckage from the ocean floor.
Grapples
Which one is it?
The novelist is known for her very (staid/ornate) writing style, using many unusual words, figures of speech, and involved constructions.
Ornate
What is the definition describing??
To declare or state as truth, maintain or defend, put forward forcefully.
Assert