Vocab Round 2--March Madness

The _____ was attacking Christianity, mocking their beliefs.

• inert

• iconoclast

• artifice

• artless

All little boys want to ______ professional football or baseball players. They dress like them, walk like them, and talk like them.

• emulate

• proviso

• purview

• inimitable

You can only _____ As if you work consistently hard.

• internecine

• sinecure

• procure

• artless

Your parents' rule that your phone must be plugged in by 9pm is _____. It does not cause you harm or injury, maybe just some social deprivation.

• proviso

• artifice

• incurious

• innocuous

Take _____ in the fact that there is a dog in the school for when you are having a rough time.

• salubrious

• solace

• salutation

• inconsolable

Exercising and eating well are _____. They promote good health.

• salubrious

• solace

• salutary

• salutation

Your being allowed to go out on Saturday night is _____ on how well you do on the test that you have on Friday.

• contiguous

• infrangible

• subjugate

• contingent

While trying to hide from their friends, the boys crossed through the cornfield, ______the distance to their car.

• sectarian

• defraying

• transecting

• refracting

Your parent's signature should be ______. You should not be able to copy it.

• proviso

• purveyor

• purview

• inimitable

Asking someone who is clearly angry "What's wrong with you?" has never ______ their feelings. Instead, it usually makes it worse.

• conjugated

• salutated

• sected

• subjugated