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Vocabulary List 1 Chapters 1, 2, 3 assuage brethren malevolent taciturn entailment sojourn contemptuous diminutive fractious onslaught Which of the words above is the closest in definition to ‘’dwell’’ or ‘’reside’’? How do you assuage Cookie Monster? What word is an antonym for ‘’garrulous’’? What would you do with a fractious puppy? Which word might describe a dollhouse? Which word is synonymous with the word ‘’barrage’’? 7. MALEVOLENT : BENEVOLENT a) assuage : mollify b) diminutive : gargantuan c) taciturn : reserved d) contemptuous : scornful e) brethren : laity 8. FRACTIOUS : DOCILE a) onslaught : attack b) entailment : complication c) malevolent : insidious d) taciturn : loquacious e) assuage : pacify Vocabulary List 2 Chapters 4, 5, 6 auspicious melancholy benign edification inquisitive morbid placidly tacit malignant prowess What would you say to a melancholy friend? Would you rather have a malignant or a benign tumor? What age group is commonly considered the more inquisitive : children or the elderly? What holiday involves a morbid preoccupation? Completing this vocabulary activity will lead to your ___________. A wedding is usually considered an ______ occasion. PLACIDLY : COMPLACENTLY a) tacit : stated b) prowess : talent c) malignant : benign d) inquisitive : curious e) melancholy : dreary MORBID : GRUESOME a) placidly : calmly b) prowess : skill c) malignant : pernicious d) melancholy : elated e) tacit : implied Vocabulary List 3 Chapters 7, 8, 9 cleaved palate embalming aberrations adjacent perpetrated unfathomable analogous deportment invective Demonstrating this kind of speech will likely land you in the principal’s office. 2) Sometimes siblings have _______ bedrooms. 3) A mortician would be qualified to provide _______ services to a family. 4) This is where the peanut butter goes. 5) To be a good role model for younger students, you should watch what you say as well as your __________. 6) An axe is used to ______ wood. 7. PERPETRATE : EXECUTE a) analogous : similar b) deportment : demeanor c) cleave : fuse d) invective : vituperation e) aberration : deviation 8. UNFATHOMABLE : INCONCEIVABLE a) adjacent : adjoining b) perpetrated : committed c) analogous : different d) invective : abuse e) aberration : anomaly Vocabulary List 4 Chapters 10, 11, 12 bout feeble peril rudiments arbor degradation livid passé umbrage austere Monks lead a self-initiated _______ lifestyle. Some people suffer each winter from a ______ with the flu. Young students memorize the multiplication tables; they are the ______ of math. When we get older, we may become more ________. Eighties music has become ________. A lovely garden may include a natural _______. LIVID : FURIOUS a) feeble : intense b) rudiments : fundamentals c) austere : strict d) passé : hackneyed e) umbrage : resentment BOUT : CONTEST a) peril : danger b) livid : euphoric c) feeble : frail d) passé : old-fashioned e) austere : grave Vocabulary List 5 Chapters 13, 14, 15 myopic prerogative sluggish infallible taut affliction ecclesiastical facade ominous venerable When you have a choice, then you have a ________. Sometimes when we first wake up, we are a bi t _________. When we are little, we sometimes think our parents are ________, later we find out that they make mistakes as we do. Seminary school is for _________ students. In Anglo Saxon England, a very respected author was named the _______ Bede. The dark cloud was an _______ indication of the approaching storm. MYOPIC : FARSIGHTEDNESS a) infallible : imperfect b) ecclesiastical : religious c) taut : slack d) ominous : foreboding e) venerable : respected PREROGATIVE : RIGHT a) façade : front b) affliction : ailment c) myopia : nearsightedness d) omen : prognostication e) sluggard : idler Vocabulary List 6 Chapters 16, 17, 18 dispel formidable profane subpoena ambidextrous dogged tenet turbulent perpetual tedious Someone said the Backstreet Boys were coming to my birthday party; I have to admit I became sad when that rumor was _________. Working in a factory environment can be _______ because of the repetitive tasks. Although she was hoping for a smooth ride, Monica was a passenger on a very ________ roller coaster. Are you _________ enough to write with both hands? The young lady was punished for writing a ______ message on her notebook. Our team was sad to lose the game, but we knew we were up against a ________ opponent. PROFANE : VULGAR a) perpetual : infinite b) tedious : monotonous c) turbulent : rocky d) dogged : flexible e) formidable : dreadful ADROIT : AMBIDEXTROUS a) formidable : awe-inspiring b) profane : improper c) tedious : wearisome d) dogged : resolved e) perpetual : ephemeral Vocabulary List 7 Chapters 19, 20, 21 candid impudent volition caliber detachment discreet fraud pauper temerity indignant Tiffany’s mom was about to encourage her to volunteer, but Tiffany volunteered of her own _________. Charlatans are declared _______. A _______ is destitute. To earn the scholarship, you must be someone of high moral _______. The young lady built a successful business by demonstrating prudence, not _________. The teacher did not appreciate little Sally’s _______ remark. RECKLESSNESS : TEMERITY a) detachment : indifference b) caliber : worth c) volition : will d) candor : honesty e) impudence : modesty PAUPER : WEALTH a) confessor : candor b) fool : temerity c) enthusiast : detachment d) chooser : volition e) showoff : impudence Vocabulary List 8 Chapters 22, 23, 24 cynical feral heathen infantile vehement brevity bovine devout impertinence squalor The farmer earned the National ______ Award for his work with milk pasteurization. Despite its ______, the short story was most descriptive. The preacher said smoking was a _______ behavior. It was sad that the children were discovered living in _______. The new employee was criticized for her __________. Immature behavior is most infantile, particularly among those who should behave more maturely. FERAL : WILD a) devout : pious b) infantile : childish c) squalid : repulsive d) vehement : forceful e) impertinent : modest 8. CYNIC : PESSIMISTIC a) child : infantile b) clergyman : devout c) savage : feral d) gentleman : impertinent e) zealot : vehement Vocabulary List 9 Chapters 25, 26, 27 scowling veneer remorse recluse spurious notoriety florid nondescript carcass eccentricities I wouldn’t want to be the person who has to put up an animal ______ off of the road. The ______ hadn’t been out in public for many years. Consider the last time you felt real remorse. What could you do about it now? Harper Lee’s prose style is described as ______. It was hard for me to choose a favorite dress out of the three she presented; to me they were all ________. Parents grow tired of looking at the ________ faces of ungrateful children. That which is not authentic is __________. 8. 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