Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 10

By leaving her childhood savings in the bank, Maria was able to _____ over two times the original amount of money!

• munificent

• gratuitous

• provocative

• accrue

The _____ he yelled at his wife gave her reason to walk out with the kids.

• invective

• munificent

• dun

• provactive

Quite a few charming, _____ young men asked my cousin to the dance.

• recondite

• gratuitous

• imperious

• debonair

The scholars who compiled the notes and _____ for my portable edition of Chaucer did a superb job of clarifying obscure or puzzling words and passages.

• reprobates

• invectives

• gists

• annotations

Even though I only borrowed $5 from my little brother, he would _____ me every day to pay him back.

• dun

• gist

• covert

• motley

The _____ family often gave to their friends and their church, sharing all the wealth they had earned.

• munificent

• invective

• recondite

• provocative

Some people consider those who do not go to church to be _____ and beyond hope.

• reprobate

• annotation

• equanimity

• inimical

The _____ lunch tasted even better because it was free!

• gratuitous

• gist

• bedlam

• reprobate

The _____ principal ran the school like a dictator's regime.

• covert

• imperious

• efficacious

• munificent

I was able to catch the _____ of the story, although I couldn't hear all the details in the crowded, noisy room.

• gratuitous

• reprobate

• equanimity

• gist