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Vocab Workshop Unit 6 Summative Assessment

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I. Using context clues and the vocab term given chose the option that best completes the sentence.

The word ANONYMOUS BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The young attorney sought _____ against the man who murdered his father.
In the fall, most television networks show a(n) _____ night for viewers to get a sneak peek.
His prospects for becoming a rich entrepreneur were _____, but The Juicy Crab is hiring!
A love letter was left in her locker from a(n) _____ source, but Athena wasn't sure if it was real or a joke, so she didn't tell anyone about it as she searched to find the nameless person.
The word PROMINENT BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The congressman who was important and known by everybody was a _____ member of the Senate.
The grieving mother sought _____ against the individuals who kidnapped her daughter.
During times of economic hardship, many people have only a ____ standard of living.
A new garage band will _____ their new album at a fundraiser next month.
The word INIMITABLE BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The sheltered grade-schooler was so innocent that it was easy to _____ him out of his lunch money.
Isabella Sweet’s plans for becoming a major social media influencer were frightfully _____.
The girls made a(n) _____ treehouse from flimsy cardboard that read from all sides, “No Boys Allowed!”
Jaden Smith’s ______ style is uniquely cool and both gender fluid and fashion-forward at the same time.
The word QUAINT BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
Critics saw a ____ of the new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker movie set for release in December 2019.
Many Democratic voters had the _____ regard for Warren’s ability to lead the country in 2021.
My parents stayed at a _____ old picturesque guesthouse off the coast of California at Catalina Island.
The team of researchers worked tirelessly to _____ the disease.
The word UTMOST BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
Cat woman had a(n) _____ character when she was boldly fighting bad guys.
The boys made a(n) _____ doghouse from cardboard, but the rain flattened the temporary structure.
Mrs. Hunt has the _____ confidence in her students’ ability to succeed.
However, an obnoxious prankster was trying to _____ my efforts to finish my math assignment.
The word DUPE BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
Batman actor Christian Bale has established himself as a _____ personality when fighting crime.
In the fall most television networks show a _____ night for viewers to get a sneak peek.
He was so innocent that it was easy to _____ him out of him lunch money.
His grades were _____ compared to his classmates but he still managed to graduate.
The word PRESCRIBE BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The nerd was _____ to participate in the homecoming competition because he had lost all his hair.
My brother tried to _____ all the rats and bats in the garage by putting down poison, but then he realized they were just Halloween decorations.
Let your site visitors listen to a sample of your music by displaying a 30-second ____ of your tracks.
My daughter's optometrist had to _____ expensive medication to help fight her ongoing eye disease.
The word BROWSE BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The boys made a _____ doghouse from flimsy cardboard that blew over in the storm. Poor dog!
According to the article, “$211 Billion and So Much to Buy American Youths, the New Big Spenders,” up to nine-in-ten 16- to 17-year-olds (91%) _____ the Internet an hour or more a day.
Doctor Strange is a fictional superhero and a _____ character who serves as the protector of Earth against magical and mystical threats.
The eye-opening first scene of the new play gave the audience a ____ of things to come.
The word PENDING BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The boards and cinder blocks are only a ____ until the bookcase arrives.
His grades were _____ compared to his classmates but he still managed to graduate.
Some people waste time _____ through the internet for hours and hours and hours.
The new H.R.5 – Equality Act has passed the House but is still _____ until the Senate decides on a vote.
The word MAKESHIFT BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
The girls made a _____ doghouse from cardboard, but the rain flattened the temporary structure.
Critics saw a ____ of the new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker movie set for release in 2019.
My parents stayed at a _____ mountain retreat in Stowe, Vermont.
The exterminator worked to _____ all the critters in the garage by setting traps.
II. Match the definition to the word.

The word: RELUCTANT
(n.) a person who is easily fooled, tricked or deceived
(n.) an advance showing of something before its public opening
(adj.) unwilling; holding back; struggling in opposition
(v.) to inspect something leisurely and casually
The word: QUAINT
(adj.) standing out so as to be easily seen; conspicuous in position, character, or importance
(adj.) unwilling; holding back; struggling in opposition
(v.) to inspect something leisurely and casually
(adj.) strange, peculiar, or unusual in an interesting, pleasing, or amusing way
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(n.) infliction of injury, harm, humiliation on a person by another who has been harmed by that person
anonymous
dynamic
vengeance
pending
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj.) so unique or good that nobody can copy or reproduce
dupe
inimitable
dynamic
prominent
III. Using context clues, select the word that BEST COMPLETES the sentence.

"Pope urges media to focus on ‘more good news’ after _____ year" was a recent headline posted by Reuters, an international news agency, in reference to Pope Francis's year-end message, in part directed at media outlets to give more space to positive, inspirational stories to counterbalance the predominance of evil, fierceness, and crueltyin the world.
makeshift
grim
inimitable
reluctant
Social media today is the stuff dreams are made of… at least in the business world. More and more companies are getting on the social networking bandwagon to bring their marketing and advertising into the 21st century in supremely successful ways. Of course, just saying that it’s happening more frequently doesn’t prove why it is the _____ importance for a business today.
dynamic
marginal
utmost
quaint
Some claim that greenhouse gases have only a(an) _____ effect on the environment while others think that they are central to changing the world drastically.
prominent
marginal
dynamic
utmost
The class clown was trying to _____ my efforts to accomplish a desired exemplary score on my constructed response by telling jokes throughout the period.
frustrate
preview
scrimp
snare
During a January 2016 interview, Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes said he doubted the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) would be destroyed completely by the end of President Obama's time in office. He went on further to say, "[ISIS] will continue to exist. You are not going to _______ [ISIS] in the next year. Just as al Qaeda continues to exist, although significantly degraded." Rhodes’s forecast of events is still true as of 2019 despite recent news reports on the death of Islamic State leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
dupe
snare
browse
eradicate
"NASCAR has no excuse to _______ on safety" was a headline in the news last year for an article by reporter Scott Fowler in response to NASCAR's negligence to make tracks safer for drivers by installing "soft wall" barriers, which would lessen the impact of crashes and life-threatening injuries.
snare
frustrate
scrimp
dupe
IV. Choose the word from the unit that is the same or most nearly the same in meaning as the boldface word or expression in the sentences given.

Summer moved into Atlanta last Friday, if only for a foretaste, blanketing the city with the hot-and-stickies.
dupe
makeshift
preview
vengeance
Mrs. Gigantino wanted to capture the little brown Arachne spiders that were scurrying off with the Jolly Ranchers.
snare
frustrate
eradicate
scrimp
The do-gooder sandwich ladies desired to abolish the cycle of poverty brought on by wealth inequality, one homeless person at a time.
browse
preview
snare
eradicate
Promotion to 8th grade is still unsettled until the Georgia Milestones EOG results come in.
quaint
pending
grim
marginal
Ms. Humphreys is a very bold science teacher who loves to orate from student desks and tabletops.
reluctant
dynamic
makeshift
quaint
The peripheral rises and continental shelves prevent this cold bottom water from penetrating into the depths of the enclosed and fringing seas.
anonymous
dynamic
marginal
utmost
V. Use the following paragraph to answer questions #27 – 30.

Because we have no fence or hedges running along the sidewalk in front of our house, our lawn is very prominent. The grass that covers it is filled with dandelions, and so my parents are always talking about ways that they might eradicate these pesky weeds. So far, they have been frustrated in their efforts, since they are
reluctant to use any kind of pesticide that might have harmful effects on other living things. I’m happy to say that I recently found a solution to the problem. In a magazine I was reading, I saw an article that said that dandelions should not be thought of as weeds. Some people even grow them on farms for their green leaves,
while are filled with vitamins and can be cooked or eaten raw in salads. Now that I have shared my new knowledge, everyone in my family has a new appreciation for the plants, and we have come to enjoy the sight of their bright yellow flowers on our front lawn.

Which of the following words could be used to replace prominent (sentence 1)?
large
inconspicuous
noticeable
small
If you eradicate (sentence 2) something, you
plant it
take care of it
ignore it
get rid of it
In sentence 3, frustrated means
successful
foiled
determined
untitled
Which of the following words could not be used to replace reluctant (sentence 3)?
eager
unwilling
hesitant
disinclined