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define "fatuous"

silly; foolish

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define "expend"

to use up (as in energy)

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If you're surly, how might you act? 

unfriendly; in an angry, hostile manner

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The opposite of benevolent would be...

stingy, mean, uncharitable 

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a metaphor is...

a comparison that doesn't use "like" or "as"

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define "provocative"

intending to provoke, inspire, or arouse

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"Capitalize" means...

to use something to your advantage

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"Insipid" means...

boring; lacking in qualities that interest and stimulate

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If a company is lucrative, it...

makes a lot of money

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The speaker's attitude toward his or her subject is...

tone

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define "consensus"

overall agreement

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what part of speech is "candor"? 

noun

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define "austere"

stern and forbidding; extremely plain; relating to self-denial

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What are the two definitions of "consolidate"?

1. merge

2. strengthen

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What is the continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of a line, couplet, or stanza called? 

enjambment

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define "imposition"

an unnecessary burden

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Define "scrupulous"

paying great attention to detail

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An anomaly is...

something different from the norm

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Maria completes these activities in this order:

1. runs

2. showers

3. eat breakfast

subsequent to showering, what does Maria do? 

eat breakfast 

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Who wrote the poem "Skunk Hour"?

Robert Lowell

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What are the two definitions of "smorgasbord"?

1. a luncheon or supper buffet offering a variety of foods and dishes

2. an often large heterogeneous mixture

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To get this question correct, give me an example of a moral dilemma (and no, it cannot be the example from that week's vocab activity). 

[to be determined by the teacher]

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A "vendetta" is a...

blood feud; bitter quarrel or campaign against someone

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Define "underscore."

to emphasize or give additional weight to

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Who wrote "Camouflaging the Chimera"?

Yusef Komunyakaa

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