Refugee Vocabulary 2

She began to ___________ the cell phone company for charing her triple her normal amount.

• berate

• respite

• trangression

• incoherent

The trip was a welcome __________ from the pressures of his stressful work.

• agonizing

• chastise

• respite

• elation

While in class, Jeremy learned about The Bubonic Plague in Europe that killed a third of the population.

• mutiny

• incoherent

• Holocaust

• elation

The students binder was a _______ collection of scrunched up notes and old tests.

• incoherent

• stagnant

• haphazard

• mutiny

The officer was given a dishonorable discharge because of his illegal _______.

• berate

• chastise

• agonizing

• transgressions

After waking up from the nightmare, his shouts were _______.

• incoherent

• stagnant

• conspire

• asylum

If you bully someone in Mrs. Marshall’s class, she will ___________ you and assign detention.

• respite

• chastise

• haphazard

• conspire

They waited for many _________ days wondering if they would ever be able to exit the MS St. Lous.

• incoherent

• elation

• instantaneous

• agonizing

She walked down the alley, nose wrinkling at the scents of trash and _______ water.

• agonizing

• respite

• stagnant

• instantaneous

Which word best describes the following scenario?

Michelle always dreamed about coming to America so that she could escape her country where no one had freedom.

• elation

• asylum

• transgression

• stagnant