9th Vocab Unit 4 - Slides & Quiz

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abscond

• to run away in a secretive manner

• to be able to use, enter, or get near

• cause to lose courage; intimidate

• to free from involvement

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access

• to be able to use, enter, or get near

• to run away in a secretive manner

• cause to lose courage; intimidate

• to free from involvement

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a state of lawlessness and disorder

• anarchy

• access

• abscond

• arduous

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difficult to accomplish

• arduous

• Auspicious

• anarchy

• abscond

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Auspicious

• promising success; favorable

• excessively devoted to one thing or side

• cause to lose courage; intimidate

• to free from involvement

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biased

• excessively devoted to one thing or side

• promising success; favorable

• cause to lose courage; intimidate

• to free from involvement

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cause to lose courage; intimidate

• daunt

• disentangle

• fated

• hoodwink

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to free from involvement

• disentangle

• daunt

• fated

• hoodwink

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determined in advance by destiny or fortune; destined to happen

• fated

• disentangle

• daunt

• hoodwink

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to deceive or trick

• hoodwink

• fated

• disentangle

• daunt

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showing no signs of life; lifeless

• inanimate

• incinerate

• intrepid

• larceny

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incinerate

• to burn

• showing no signs of life; lifeless

• fearless; unable to be intimidated

• the act of stealing personal property

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intrepid

• fearless; unable to be intimidated

• to burn

• showing no signs of life; lifeless

• the act of stealing personal property

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larceny

• the act of stealing personal property

• fearless; unable to be intimidated

• to burn

• showing no signs of life; lifeless

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capable of being shaped or bent

• pliant

• pompous

• precipice

• rectify

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pompous

• puffed up with vanity

• capable of being shaped or bent

• a very steep cliff

• to correct or set on the right path

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precipice

• a very steep cliff

• puffed up with vanity

• capable of being shaped or bent

• to correct or set on the right path

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rectify

• to correct or set on the right path

• a very steep cliff

• puffed up with vanity

• capable of being shaped or bent

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reprieve

• the cancellation or postponement of punishment

• to criticize in a harsh or abusive manner

• to correct or set on the right path

• a very steep cliff

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to criticize in a harsh or abusive manner

• revile

• reprieve

• rectify

• precipice

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Jackson pointed out that while he may have deserved the criticism, I didn’t have to _____ him in front of his friends.

• revile

• rectify

• precipice

• incinerate

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While I was sure I was going to be suspended for my shenanigans, the fire drill provided a brief _____.

• reprieve

• rectify

• precipice

• incinerate

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No matter how many times I apologized, I was unable to fully _____ the situation.

• rectify

• reprieve

• incinerate

• pompous

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After a grueling hike, we finally made it to the _____ to see the breathtaking views.

• precipice

• pompous

• pliant

• larceny

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In the end, it was his self-centered, _____ attitude that caused me to end the relationship.

• pompous

• precipice

• pliant

• larceny

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Unfortunately, I am not yet _____ enough to successfully perform that yoga move.

• pliant

• precipice

• pompous

• larceny

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If she hadn’t stolen the $100, the judge wouldn’t have added the _____ charge to her list.

• larceny

• pliant

• pompous

• precipice

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Superman’s _____ nature allows him to conquer the formidable villains in his path.

• interpid

• pompous

• incinerate

• inanimate

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After you finish raking leaves, carefully consider safety guidelines before _____ each pile.

• incinerating

• intreping

• pompousing

• larcening

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The psychology assignment was to choose which three _____ objects, not people or animals, were most valuable to us.

• inanimate

• intrepid

• pompous

• hoodwink

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Cindy’s cheeks turned red and she started sweating when she realized the con artist _____ her.

• hoodwinked

• incinerated

• pompoused

• interpided

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As the story goes, Romeo and Juliet’s love was ill-_____ from the start.

• fated

• hoodwinked

• incinerated

• pompoused

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_____ herself from the rose bush proved to be more difficult than she’d anticipated.

• Disentangling

• Incinerating

• Hoodwinking

• Pompousing

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Do not let your low score on the ACT _____ you; there is plenty of time to improve.

• daunt

• disentangle

• incinerate

• hoodwink

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I may sound _____, but I truly believe that my daughter is the most talented singer in the entire school.

• biased

• hoodwinked

• pompous

• incinerated

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The sunny day got even more _____ when I received a callback for the theater audition.

• auspicious

• arduous

• intrepid

• pompous

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While the task of raking the leaves after the rain was _____, it definitely made the yard look neat and clean.

• arduous

• auspicious

• pompous

• intrepid

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After the teachers went on strike and left the school, the students entered a state of _____.

• anarchy

• pompous

• incinerate

• daunt

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Are you able to _____ the online portal without having a paid subscription?

• access

• incinerate

• daunt

• rectify

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Jacy _____ from the math class before her teacher realized she hadn’t turned in her homework.

• absconded

• incinerated

• pompoused

• rectified