Di- and Anti- Vocab. Set. 7

Front

(noun) a distraction caused; an action that diverted someone from their task.

Back

Diversion

Front

During breakfast, my sister cried in her high chair, creating a _________________ for me to steal a cookie from the jar.

Back

Diversion

Front

Robbers called 911 to falsely report a fire to create a _______________ while robbing a jewelry store.

Back

Diversion

Front

Students dispersed when the teacher arrived to avoid being caught with cell phones.

Back

Dispersed

Front

Willy Wonka distributed 6 golden tickets in chocolate bars as invites to his factory.

Back

Dispersed

Front

My parents are upset that the __________ house at the end of the street is lowering our neighborhood's home values.

Back

Dilapidated

Front

Justin was excited to replace his dilapidated truck with a new version.

Back

Dilapidated

Front

The scientist was in the process of _________________ the solution when it splashed in his eyes and started burning.

Back

Diluting

Front

Best cleaning supplies do not _________________ their products.

Back

Dilute

Front

(verb) to distribute or spread out, set things apart

Back

Disperse