Unit 7-12 Review

Unit 7-12 Review

Review the words and definitions from Unit 7!

• accurate: without errors, completely correct.

• alert: to warn or make aware of

• ancestor: a family member who lived at an earlier time.

• disaster: a sudden, terrible event.

• elementary: simplest or beginning level of something.

• envy: to resent or want what someone else has.

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Unit 7 continued

• epidemic: spreading to a large group at the same time.

• penetrate: to enter or force your way through

• romp: to run or play in a carefree way

• staple: needed or used regularly

• survive: to stay alive

• feeble: having little strength or force

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Multiple Choice

What word means "a family member who lived at an earlier time?"

• epidemic

• penetrate

• ancestor

• accurate

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: The house alarm had to _______ us when someone broke into the house.

• elementary

• disaster

• alert

• feeble

Multiple Choice

What word means "to enter or force your way through?"

• envy

• survive

• penetrate

• staple

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: The coronavirus is considered an ________ because it spreads very quickly.

• feeble

• romp

• epidemic

• accurate

Multiple Choice

What word means "to resent or want what someone else has?"

• envy

• alert

• disaster

• elementary

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: All of the answers on my test were ________ because I got a 100%.

• survive

• accurate

• alert

• elementary

Review Unit 8 terms!

• awkward: not skillful or graceful.

• clatter: a hard, rattling sound.

• gallant: showy in appearance

• lukewarm: only moderately warm

• plentiful: in great supply

• ration: a portion of food allowed for one meal or one day

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• reserve: to hold back or set aside

• scholar: an expert in a field of study

• smolder: to burn slowly

• trudge: to walk or march slowly

• volunteer: to offer one's services

• weary: feeling tired

Multiple Choice

What word means "a hard, rattling sound?"

• gallant

• clatter

• plentiful

• smolder

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: I went to _________ at the animal shelter.

• awkward

• lukewarm

• trudge

• volunteer

Multiple Choice

What word means "feeling tired?"

• lukewarm

• ration

• weary

• smolder

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: That conversation was very ______.

• awkward

• clatter

• gallant

• lukewarm

Multiple Choice

What word means "a portion of food allowed for one meal or one day?"

• scholar

• reserve

• weary

• ration

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence "At the end of a long day, workers ______ home."

• trudge

• lukewarm

• awkward

• plentiful

Review Unit 9 Terms

• convict: to prove or judge to be guilty

• discipline: punishment

• dungeon: a dark room or cell used as a prison

• earnest: serious, important

• enclose: to surround on every side

• gradual: changing little by little

• grumble: to complain angrily, but not loudly

• jagged: with a rough or sharp edge

• nourish: to feed or help grow

• provision: to supply with food or materials

• treaty: an agreement between two or more countries

• uneasy: feeling worried or unsure

Multiple Choice

What word means "to prove or judge to be guilty?"

• convict

• discipline

• earnest

• nourish

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: I cut my hand on a ______ piece of broken glass.

• treaty

• enclose

• jagged

• gradual

Multiple Choice

What word means "an agreement between two or more countries?"

• provision

• treaty

• grumble

• dungeon

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: "Many people _______ when they have to wait in a long line."

• grumble

• uneasy

• gradual

• convict

Multiple Choice

What word means "to surround on every side?"

• earnest

• enclose

• provision

• uneasy

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: You can make _______ improvements after a severe injury.

• treaty

• grumble

• gradual

• enclose

Review Unit 10 Terms

• distress: to cause worry or stress

• drench: to wet or soak through and through

• dwell: to remain or stay

• juvenile: foolish or immature

• outstanding: being excellent

• proceed: to go on or continue

• register: to sign up

• sift: to put through a strainer to separate

• spree: a lively or wild outburst of activity

• tardy: not on time

• unfit: unhealthy

• variety: different forms or types

Multiple Choice

to live, especially in a particular place; to remain, stay; to keep one's attention on something

• drench

• dwell

• sift

• spree

Multiple Choice

a lively or wild outburst of activity

• sift

• spree

• tardy

• variety

Multiple Choice

to wet or soak through and through; to cover or fill completely

• dwell

• distress

• drench

• proceed

Multiple Choice

to put through a strainer to separate or break up lumps; to sort through or examine

• register

• sift

• spree

• tardy

Multiple Choice

a young person or individual

• dwell

• juvenil

• outstanding

• proceed

Multiple Choice

not suitable or proper; not good enough; unhealthy

• spree

• tardy

• unfit

• variety

Unit 11 Review

• blockade: to close off

• chant: to sing

• despair: to give up all hope

• elevate: to raise or lift up

• extraordinary: beyond the usual or expected

• heroic: brave or noble

• lance: to open a wound

• missionary: a person on an assignment

• pointless: having no meaning or effect

• reflect: to throw back

• site: a location, scene or place

• toxic: poisonous or deadly

Multiple Choice

poisonous or deadly

• elevate

• toxic

• blockade

• lance

Multiple Choice

a location, scene, or place where something was, is, or will be.

• missionary

• heroic

• site

• despair

Multiple Choice

brave, noble, or larger than life; involving extreme effort

• heroic

• missionary

• blockade

• chant

Multiple Choice

Beyond the usual or expected; highly unusual or rare

• pointless

• elevate

• extraordinary

• reflect

Multiple Choice

To sing; to recite in a tone that may not vary at all

• Chant

• Missionary

• lance

• site

Multiple Choice

To close off or keep people or supplies from going in or out

• elevate

• Blockade

• site

• toxic

Last one! Unit 12

• bristle: a stiff, short hair

• circular: being like a circle

• coarse: low, common, or of poor quality

• discard: to get rid of or throw away

• extreme: to the highest or greatest degree

• focus: to concentrate

• grasp: to take hold

• inspire: to guide, excite, or uplift

• magnify: to increase in importance

• marine: related to the sea

• quake: to shake or move

• troublesome: causing annoyance

Multiple Choice

Always take time to _______ your camera.

• quake

• focus

• forget

• throw

Multiple Choice

It is __________ to run out of gas on the highway.

• troublesome

• quake

• magnify

• focus

Multiple Choice

in some way like a circle, round; indirect

• square

• triangular

• circular

• extreme

Multiple Choice

A teacher tries to encourage students and ________ them to study hard.

• quake

• inspire

• bristle

• grasp

Multiple Choice

feel the earth TREMBLE

• circular

• marine

• quake

• discard