VLGR X Units 11-15 Quiz

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VLGR X Units 11-15 Quiz

Last updated almost 3 years ago

50 questions

You will not use any word more than once.  You will only use 10 words.  Spelling counts.

advocate        civic        colloquial         credence      credible      demographic         dubious        innovative      incursion          penultimate         recourse         ultimate

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I am a(n) ________ of child safety, but I also think children should be given some freedom.

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Harriet felt she had no ________ but to go to the police with her information.

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Roger felt it was his ________ responsibility to pick up litter and sweep the sidewalk in the town.

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One of the most _______ uses of technology that I saw at the computre showcase was a program that helps blind children learn to read.

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To what ________ group is this political campaign appealing?

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Although she looked _______ when I suggested climbing the fence, Lizzie went along with the plan.

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The detective thought the witness's story was _______ enough.

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How much _______ do you give to the flashy stories you see on the local news?

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If you have ever learned a foreign language, you know that _______ speech is very different from formal, correct speech.

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Because Julio is so shy, public speaking seems like the ________ torture to him.

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True/False pick the option that best answers the question

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Multiple choice- pick the word that goes with the definition

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You will not use any word more than once.  You will only use 10 words.  Spelling counts.

advocate        civic        colloquial         credence      credible      demographic         dubious        innovative      incursion          penultimate         recourse         ultimate

I am a(n) ________ of child safety, but I also think children should be given some freedom.

Harriet felt she had no ________ but to go to the police with her information.

Roger felt it was his ________ responsibility to pick up litter and sweep the sidewalk in the town.

One of the most _______ uses of technology that I saw at the computre showcase was a program that helps blind children learn to read.

To what ________ group is this political campaign appealing?

Although she looked _______ when I suggested climbing the fence, Lizzie went along with the plan.

The detective thought the witness's story was _______ enough.

How much _______ do you give to the flashy stories you see on the local news?

If you have ever learned a foreign language, you know that _______ speech is very different from formal, correct speech.

Because Julio is so shy, public speaking seems like the ________ torture to him.

True/False pick the option that best answers the question

n. Tendency to believe things too quickly or easily→fidelity

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False

adj. shy; not assertive→fallacious

True

False

adj. certain beyond doubt or question→indubitable

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False

adj. Able to be trusted in or believed→credible

True

False

adj. without beginning or end→definitive

True

False

adj. original; dating from the beginning of existence→primal

True

False

adj. new and different→novel

True

False

n. an inexperienced person; amateur→primacy

True

False

n. a demand or threat that is final→ultimatum

True

False

n. An attack on another's territory; a raid→incursion

True

False

n. that which comes before; forerunner→recourse

True

False

adj. wrong; inaccurate→errant

True

False

n. A coming together→recourse

True

False

adj. wandering or straying→errant

True

False

v. to lower in dignity or esteem; insult→circumvent

True

False

n. a recital of words intended to harm; a curse→benediction

True

False

1. v. to speak aloud in order that one's words may be copied or recorded 2. v. to give an order; to make necessary→advocate

True

False

adj. having a forceful, excited, or emotional tone→exclamatory

True

False

n. style or action of speaking→malediction

True

False

1. v. to argue in favor of 2. n. Someone who argues for→advocate

True

False

Multiple choice- pick the word that goes with the definition

adj. worthy of fear or respect; mighty

redoubtable

increduious

credible

indubitable

n. a misleading or mistaken idea

credence

fallacy

credulity

fidelity

v. to trust (another) with information or a secret

credible

credulity

fallible

confide

adj. misleading or deceptive

fallacious

incredulous

fallible

indubitable

adj. unable to believe something; amazed

credible

redoubtable

increduious

indubitable

n. condition of being first in time or importance

novice

ultimatum

primacy

primal

adj. just before the final; next to last

definitive

ultimate

innovative

penultimate

adj. showing creativity and originality

definitive

penultimate

ultimate

innovative

adj. extremely ancient; of earliest time

infinitesimal

ultimate

primal

primeval

adj. extremely small; incalculably or immeasurably small

infinitesimal

primeval

definitive

infinite

v. To avoid by going around; bypass

circumvent

recourse

degrade

precursor

adj. hasty and superficial

aberrant

cursory

errant

erroneous

adj. deviating from a pattern or rule

aberrant

erroneous

errant

cursory

n. Act of going out; exit

recourse

precursor

congress

egress

v. to give a political character to something

politicize

apolitical

pandemic

civilize

n. a leader who appeals to people's emotions to obtain power

virtuoso

demagogue

civility

virtue

adj. Worldly or sophisticated

demographic

apolitical

cosmopolitan

pandemic

n. a blessing

malediction

benediction

locution

equivocate

v. to speak loudly and with feeling

locution

declaim

evocative

equivocate

v. to use misleading or confusing language

equivocate

declaim

malediction

evocative

n. Tendency to believe things too quickly or easily→fidelity

True

False

adj. shy; not assertive→fallacious

True

False

adj. certain beyond doubt or question→indubitable

True

False

adj. Able to be trusted in or believed→credible

True

False

adj. without beginning or end→definitive

True

False

adj. original; dating from the beginning of existence→primal

True

False

adj. new and different→novel

True

False

n. an inexperienced person; amateur→primacy

True

False

n. a demand or threat that is final→ultimatum

True

False

n. An attack on another's territory; a raid→incursion

True

False

n. that which comes before; forerunner→recourse

True

False

adj. wrong; inaccurate→errant

True

False

n. A coming together→recourse

True

False

adj. wandering or straying→errant

True

False

v. to lower in dignity or esteem; insult→circumvent

True

False

n. a recital of words intended to harm; a curse→benediction

True

False

1. v. to speak aloud in order that one's words may be copied or recorded
2. v. to give an order; to make necessary→advocate

True

False

adj. having a forceful, excited, or emotional tone→exclamatory

True

False

n. style or action of speaking→malediction

True

False

1. v. to argue in favor of
2. n. Someone who argues for→advocate

True

False

adj. worthy of fear or respect; mighty

redoubtable

increduious

credible

indubitable

n. a misleading or mistaken idea

credence

fallacy

credulity

fidelity

v. to trust (another) with information or a secret

credible

credulity

fallible

confide

adj. misleading or deceptive

fallacious

incredulous

fallible

indubitable

adj. unable to believe something; amazed

credible

redoubtable

increduious

indubitable

n. condition of being first in time or importance

novice

ultimatum

primacy

primal

adj. just before the final; next to last

definitive

ultimate

innovative

penultimate

adj. showing creativity and originality

definitive

penultimate

ultimate

innovative

adj. extremely ancient; of earliest time

infinitesimal

ultimate

primal

primeval

adj. extremely small; incalculably or immeasurably small

infinitesimal

primeval

definitive

infinite

v. To avoid by going around; bypass

circumvent

recourse

degrade

precursor

adj. hasty and superficial

aberrant

cursory

errant

erroneous

adj. deviating from a pattern or rule

aberrant

erroneous

errant

cursory

n. Act of going out; exit

recourse

precursor

congress

egress

v. to give a political character to something

politicize

apolitical

pandemic

civilize

n. a leader who appeals to people's emotions to obtain power

virtuoso

demagogue

civility

virtue

adj. Worldly or sophisticated

demographic

apolitical

cosmopolitan

pandemic

n. a blessing

malediction

benediction

locution

equivocate

v. to speak loudly and with feeling

locution

declaim

evocative

equivocate

v. to use misleading or confusing language

equivocate

declaim

malediction

evocative