8th Grade vocabulary final exam for CPSA

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to store in a hiding place

• Simile

• Remorse

• Cache

• Offense

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to spellbind, to enthrall

• Philosophy

• Mesmerize

• Engross

• Foreboding

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secondary, belonging to a lower rank

• Immorality

• Cache

• Poetic Justice

• Subordinate

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the repetition of vowel sounds written non-rhyming words

• Traipse

• Inflict

• Alliteration

• Assonance

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intended to arouse strong curiosity or interested especially through exaggerated details

• Sensational

• Disgruntled

• Impartial

• Apprehension

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without making careful distinctions or choices

• Hyperbole

• indiscriminately

• Poetic Justice

• Surrender

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departing from the straight or direct course

• Sect

• Sensational

• devious

• Tolerable

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to have a great ambition or an ultimate goal to desire strongly

• Contemplate

• Aspire

• Waver

• Rhyme

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to exhibit indecision, to hesitate

• Waver

• Devious

• Impregnable

• Legitimate

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obvious, bold

• Surrender

• Simile

• Impartial

• unabashed

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to deal out something unpleasant or burdensome, to impose

• Assonance

• Sect

• inflict

• Traipse

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to walk or tramp around

• Traipse

• Metaphor

• Anguished

• Subordinate

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A tendency to prefer one thing over another

• inclination

• Pandemonium

• Remorse

• Foreboding

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not discouraged, courageous

• Inclination

• Offense

• Unabashed

• undaunted

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Genuine, authentic

• Exaggerated

• Legitimate

• Contemplate

• Mesmerize

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A violation of a moral or social code

• Offense

• Personification

• Alliteration

• Cache

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A comparison between 2 unlike things using the word "like"

• Hyperbole

• Simile

• Immorality

• Pursuit

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A comparison of 2 thing without using the word "like"

• Disgruntled

• Aspire

• Metaphor

• Rhyme

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words that make sound, Ex: buzz, bang, moo

• Traipse

• Onomatopoeia

• Tolerable

• Subordinate

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To consider carefully and at length

• Contemplate

• Pursuit

• Remorse

• Impregnable

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The truth is exaggerated for emphasis of humorous effect

• Sensational

• Metaphor

• Sect

• Hyperbole

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The repetition of consonant sound at the beginning of words

• Devious

• Free Verse

• Conspicious

• Alliteration

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a type of poetry that doesn't have rules

• Freeverse

• Philosophy

• Impartial

• Anguished

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An extreme overstatement of an idea

• Inclination

• Exaggeration

• Stanza

• Sensational

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Occurrence of similar or identical sound at the end of words

• Disgruntled

• Simile

• Onomatopoeia

• Rhyme

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Give human qualities to an animal, object, or idea.

• Foreboding

• Personification

• Indiscriminately

• Free Verse

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System of values of beliefs

• Inclination

• Indiscrimninatley

• Philosophy

• Impartial

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wild uproar or noise

• Pandemonium

• Pursuit

• Offense

• Conspicuous

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Tormented, distressed

• Inflict

• Assonance

• Anguished

• Cache

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The state of advancing toward better condition o new policies, ideas, or methods.

• Legitimate

• Progressiveness

• Pandemonium

• Undaunted

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Sorrow, regret

• Waver

• Aspire

• Apprehension

• Remorse

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Nervousness

• Metaphor

• Subordinate

• Apprehension

• Free Verse

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To give up possession or control to another

• Surrender

• Alliteration

• Remorse

• Traipse

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Not partial or biased, unprejudiced

• Sect

• Waver

• Inclination

• Impartial

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A sense of impending misfortune

• Unabashed

• Anguished

• Foreboding

• Indiscriminately

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To make unhappy

• Assonance

• Disgruntled

• Immorality

• Poetic Justice

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The act of chasing

• Pursuit

• Impregnable

• Foreboding

• Hyperbole

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Fate will decide if one is innocent or guilty

• Anguished

• Poetic Justice

• Inflict

• Conspicuous

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Able to be endured

• Waver

• Subordinate

• Tolerable

• Disgruntled

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A group of people with different beliefs from others in the same religion

• Traipse

• Sect

• Metaphor

• Immorality

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The state of being immoral

• Indiscriminatley

• Devious

• Immorality

• Offense

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Having one's attention or interest into something

• Surrender

• Tolerable

• Engross

• Indiscriminately

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Easy to notice

• Free Verse

• Rhyme

• Impregnable

• Conspicuous

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Impossible to enter by force

• Impregnable

• Undaunted

• Assonance

• Alliteration

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A paragraph for a poem

• Impartial

• Disgruntled

• Stanza

• Progressiveness