Word Wednesday 9/26/2022

What word does this picture symbolize?

• decorum

• loquacious

• indomitable

• precipitate

What word does this picture symbolize?

• revere

• indomitable

• elusive

• decorum

What word does this picture symbolize?

• indomitable

• revere

• loquacious

• decorum

What word does this picture symbolize?

• decorum

• loquacious

• revere

• inconsequential

What word this picture symbolize?

• precipitate

• loquacious

• revere

• decorum

All of the following are synonyms for decorum except?

• decency

• appropriateness

• respectability

• immorality

Which word is an antonym for indomitable?

• conquerable

• invincible

• unbeatable

• insurmountable

Which sentence does not use revere correctly?

• It wasn’t so long ago that parents taught their children to revere their teachers, but these days it’s hard to find any respect in the classroom.

• After he saved nine children from the burning building, the entire town will revere Charles as their local hero.

• Who is someone that you revere – currently, or maybe someone in the past, maybe someone you revered when you were a child?

• Once you put the car in revere, you must press the brakes to keep the car from moving.

Which sentence uses precipitate correctly?

• Her death precipitated a family crisis.

• The students precipitated in the class discussion.

• It costs money to precipitate in extra curricular activities at the school.

• The precipitate weather caused many students to faint.

Which word is not adjective?

• decorum

• indomitable

• loquacious

• cantankerous