Cumulative Review Weeks 4-6

(n.) an external appearance, cover, mask

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

(adj) intending to deceive or entrap; sly, treacherous

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

(adj) easily bent, flexible; easily influenced

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

(adj, adv) word for word; exactly as written or spoken

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

(adv) cautiously, with great care

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

Cassius, Brutus, and the other conspirators against Julius Caesar had developed a(n) _______ plot to assassinate the Roman dictator on the Senate floor.

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

To make beaded jewelry, it is essential that the materials you use to thread the beads, such as fine wire, silk, leather, or cord, be _______ and easy to work with.

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

The ticking grew louder as the bomb squad _____ opened the package that had been found on the grounds of the governor's residence.

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

Do you expect me to listen to a lot of tired old ideas dressed up in the _____ of brilliant new insights?

• guise

• insidious

• pliable

• verbatim

• warily

To be considered ________ at something, you are skillful and clever in it especially during a difficult situation.

• appalling
• adroit
• meritorious
• slighted

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