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VLGR Unit 6-10 Unit Quiz

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Choose a word from the word bank for each of the following.  You will use each word.  Short answer questions are worth 2 pts. each.

constructive      culpable     culprit     destitute      doctrine      effusive     evolve       expound     extort       facile         incoherent      incriminate      inflexible     inherent       intemperate      profuse      proponent       recollect  
restitution        temperance     

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having a positive effect; helpful

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v. to explain or discuss in detail

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adj. having no money; poor

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n. that which is taught; body of beliefs or ideas

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v. to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear guilty

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lacking moderation; severe or extreme

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n. Payment for an injury; compensation

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adj. overflowing with words or feelings; gushing

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v. to remember; to recall

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adj. deserving blame

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adj. too unchangeable in character or purpose

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v. To unfold; to develop or change gradually

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adj. not able to be understood; nonsensical

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n. one responsible for a crime

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v. to wrongfully or illegally force someone to comply with a demand

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adj. plentiful; abundant

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adj. Too simplistic or easy

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adj. existing as a nautral part

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n. One who argues in favor of; supporter

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n. restraint or moderation, especially in regards to alcohol or food

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n. A follower of a person or idea

approbation

temperance

adherent

facsimile

adj. not helpful; harmful

onerous

adverse

tortuous

resolute

n. praise or approval

facsimile

restitution

approbation

inflection

v. to prove not guilty

reprove

exonerate

recollect

deflect

n. something which has a positive mental effect, but no physical effect

proponent

placebo

stature

factotum

n. an act against a holy person or place

doctrine

sacrilege

reprobate

facsimile

v. to gain another's favor by flattery or false friendliness

decriminalize

ingratiate

indoctrinate

exonerate

v. to scold or criticize

retort

expound

recollect

reprove

n. Level of achievement or authority; standing

reprobate

proponent

doctrine

stature

v. to decrease the strength of

temper

revert

recollect

expound

n. The basic framework of a building or a system

factotum

infrastructure

reprobate

ingrate

n. change in pitch or tone of the voice

proponent

infrastructure

inflection

approbation

adj. unneccessary or unwanted

destitute

gratuitous

inherent

tortuous

satisfied with a situation that should be changed or improved

mea culpa

constructive

placid

complacent

n. an accusation made in reply; a counter charge

infrastructure

reprobate

recrimination

factotum

n. An assistant who does a variety of jobs.

factotum

doctrine

proponent

facsimile

adj. determined; steadfast

resolute

tortuous

inherent

dissolute

n. one who is not properly thankful

culprit

proponent

reprobate

ingrate

adj. devoted to sensual pleasure; lacking moral restraint

docile

voluble

dissolute

effusive

adj. 1. Impossible to solve or fix
2. unable to be dissolved

inflexible

insoluble

resolute

voluble

interjection Statement uttered to show personal responsibility for a wrong → mea culpa

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adj. Unpleasant and burdensome → inherent

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v. to undermine; to corrupt → subvert

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adj. skilled at; highly knowledgeable of → incoherent

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v. to fall back into an old condition → deflect

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adj. hardworking and careful → diligent

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n. A copy or imitation → facsimile

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calm; undisturbed → complacent

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adj. having too many twists and turns; overly complicated → dissolute

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v. to cause to turn aside or away → deflect

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adj. talkative; given to rapid, abundant speech → insoluble

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adj. easily taught; submissive to instruction → docile

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v. to respond critically or sarcastically → revert

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adj. not direct or straightforward → tortuous

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v. To do away with legal penalties for → incriminate

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1. adj. not concentrated or focused; wordy
2. v. to spread out or distribute → diffuse

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n. a dishonest or immoral person; a scooundrel → proponent

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v. to teach a certain point of view to → decriminalize

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n. Burden or obligation → facsimile

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v. To interpret or analyze something in a particular way → construe

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