vocab lists 1-6 cumulative

Susie sells seashells is a great example of an ______________.

• alliteration

• antibody

• analogy

• accentuate

Many people get _______ by phone scams because the people who contact them sound sincere, even though they end up stealing the victims' money.

• bizarred

• aspired

• bamboozled

• camouflaged

The chameleon is a master of ________. Most of the time, when you are looking for one, you can't even see them because they are hiding so well.

• chronology

• camouflage

• boycott

• divulge

The two characters had a _____ that lasted for most of the chapter, but I still couldn't figure out what they were talking about.

• divulge

• laconic

• labyrinth

• dialogue

Who would be a more ______ opponent for Godzilla? King Kong or The Hulk?

• laconic

• kilometer

• formidable

• pulverize

I think most people are ______ because they eat both meat and plants.

• polygon

• metaphor

• laconic

• omnivore

Mrs. Dixson had a _____ pep in her step when the Steelers won; she was very ______ when they lost the Super Bowl, though.

• jaunty; despondent

• parasite; fallacy

• flourish; excited

• aspire; boycott

The ______ in Mrs. Dixson's favorite novel is Elizabeth Bennett; she is a strong character who has to make some tough decisions.

• antagonist

• protagonist

Mrs. Dixson's ____ of the day was how was she going to _____ her friend's husband's huge truck into the small parking spot.

• quandary; quarantine

• quandary; maneuver

• quandary; light-year

• quandary; bamboozle

True or False: Circles are not polygons.

• True

• False