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Wordly Wise Test Lesson 12

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29 questions
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Find a SYNONYM for the bold word. The tempestuous debate lasted for three hours.

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Find a SYNONYM for the bold word. Newscasters predicted there'd be a rebellion against the new sales tax.

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Find a SYNONYM for the bold word. The library restricts borrowing to five books.

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Find a SYNONYM for the bold word. It seldom snows in that part of the country.

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Find a SYNONYM for the bold word. We are studying Julia de Burgos, a notable poet.

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Find a SYNONYM for the bold word. Albert Einstein dedicated his life to science.

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Find a ANTONYM for the bold word. The walk through Redwood National Park stimulated Mr. Lew's senses.

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Find a ANTONYM for the bold word. Rain is overdue for this time of the year.

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Find a ANTONYM for the bold word. The school dictates the rules in our classroom.

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Find a ANTONYM for the bold word. The speaker was in favor of the overthrow of the electoral college.

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Someone who is convalescing might be

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A rebel is

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Land that is dedicated as a nature preserve is

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Our flashlights failed to penetrate the fog. This means that

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Which is an example of a portrait?

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A tempest is

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Ashleigh had an unusual upbringing. This means that

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Nicole's questions exasperated her brother. He said,

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What happens when a dictator rules a country?

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The Mexicans overthrew Spain's rule. They

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Which of the following could be dictated?

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Which of the following messages is a restriction?

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What do rebellious children do?

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Nick's membership fees are long overdue. This means that

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An exasperating situation is one that

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A park bench was dedicated to my aunt. This means that

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Many colonies overthrow their governments overseas. To overthrow means

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What can you use to penetrate a tomato?

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The yearbook club rebelled against the rules of the bossy president. The club