April Vocab

Vocab 1

100

Emulate: 

A. dull; ordinary

B. copy; imitate

C. mature at an early age

D. impatient

B. copy; imitate

200

Err:

A. to officially cancel

B. to kill in large numbers

C. to make something worse

D. to make a mistake or be incorrect

D. to make a mistake or be incorrect

300

Accentuate:

A. to officially cancel

B. required by law or rule

C. to kill in large numbers

D. to make more noticeable

D. to make more noticeable

500

Precocious

A. mutual trust; friendship

B. decrease; get rid of

C. large in capacity

D. mature at an early age

D. mature at an early age

Vocab 2

100

Dispersed:

A. to kill in large numbers

B.  to formally forbid something

C. distributed or spread over a considerable area

D. a talent

C. distributed or spread over a considerable area

200

Ascertain

A. to make a mistake or be incorrect

B. learn or discover with certainty

C. a talent or something someone excels at

D. to officially cancel

B. learn or discover with certainty

300

Veritable:

A. strange almost to the point of being unbelievable

B. not counterfeit or copied; genuine

C. having commonsense and extra awareness of something

D. to make more noticable

B. not counterfeit or copied; genuine

500

Irrevocable

A. incapable of being retracted or revoked

B. to address forcefully

C. not counterfeit or copied; genuine

D. having common sense and extra awareness of something

A. incapable of being retracted or revoked

Vocab 3

100

impetuous:

A. impatient

B. prove or provide evidence

C. too much; excess

D. free from blame

A. impatient

200

Harangue:

A. to formally forbid something

B. to make a mistake or be incorrect

C. required by law or rule

D. to address forcefully

D. to address forcefully

300

Surreal: 

A. strange almost to the point of being unbelievable

B. not counterfeit or copied; genuine

C. having common sense and extra awareness of something

D. a talent or something someone excels at

A. strange almost to the point of being unbelievable

500

Respite:

A. free from blame

B. dull; ordinary

C. showing great care and effort

D. break; period of rest

D. break; period of rest

Vocab 4

100

Rescind:

A. strange almost to the point of being unbelievable

B. having common sense and extra awareness of something

C. not counterfeit or copied; genuine

D. to officially cancel

D. to officially cancel

200

Exacerbate:

A. a talent

B. to make something worse

C. to officially cancel

D. to address forcefully

B. to make something worse

300

Prohibit:

A. to make more noticible 

B. a talent or something one excels at

C. to formally forbid something, like an action or an object

D. to officially cancel

C. to formally forbid something, like an action or an object

500

Annihilate:

A. to kill in large numbers

B. to formally forbid something

C. to address forcefully

D. distributed or spread over a considerable area

A. to kill in large numbers

Vocab 5

100

Substantiate

A. prove or provide evidence

B. too much; excess

C. break; period of rest

D. impatient

A. prove or provide evidence

200

Forte:

A. a talent or something one excels at

B. to officially cancel

C. to make more noticeable

D. required by law or rule

A. a talent or something one excels at

300

Savvy:

A. strange almost to the point of being unbelievable

B. not counterfeit or copied; genuine

C. having common sense and extra awareness of something

D. to kill in large numbers

C. having commonsense and extra awareness of something

500

Compulsory:

A. to address forcefully

B. to make a mistake or be incorrect

C. required by law or rule 

D. A talent

C. required by law or rule