Vocab 1-6 Review 12TH

Fearing a[n] ____________ had entered her house, Liz picked up a tomahawk and slowly descended the stairs in the middle of the night.

• brigand

• sophistry

• interlocutor

• incantation

• vestige

Kate's _________________ over the summer rendered her unrecognizable to her friends on the first day of school.

• sophistry

• vestige

• equanimity

• metamorphosis

• incantation

Jill knew she had to speak with _______________ during the presentation no matter how much the crowd might taunt her.

• litany

• equanimity

• amity

• camaraderie

• vernacular

The neighbor's stereo was so loud that it was _______________ to the point of injury.

• interminable

• replete

• frangible

• zealous

• wrenching

When she arrived at the doctor's office with an upset stomach, Tara had to answer a[n] __________________ of questions about her general health and lifestyle.

• litany

• cessation

• moratorium

• continuation

• equanimity

Isaac did not understand the _____________ in the small Scottish town even though it was English.

• equanimity

• vernacular

• litany

• hostility

• camaraderie

While John's _____________ was being renovated, he had nowhere to finish his oil paintings.

• axiom

• sophistry

• brigand

• atelier

• talisman

Before winning a seat in the house of representatives, Jane vowed to provide ______________ answers to her constituents instead of talking in circles.

• patronizing

• archaic

• pellucid

• stygian

• dulcet

Jake did not like going to his grandmother's house because his video game console was not compatible with her _______________ television.

• rife

• dulcet

• zealous

• replete

• archaic

When Helen was little, her mother ________________ movies and television shows to shield her from violence and anything else she felt was objectionable.

• desiccated

• expurgated

• vacillated

• lengthened

• truncated