Study Sync Vocabulary 11 Unit 1 Review

I have always considered Tony Gwynn to be the epitome of a great baseball hitter and a true gentleman.

• a person or thing that is not a good example of of the type

• a person or thing that is no longer alive

• a person or thing that is a good example of a type

• a person or thing that does not exist

Sarah is always jovial; in fact, she is the most cheerful person I know.

• happy and friendly

• quiet

• sad and gloomy

• shy

The indigent person lacked money, housing, and food.

• angry

• owner of many things

• not able to get to the store

• needy, or poor

This hotel room will suffice; it has everything we might need during our stay.

• large and spacious

• be too expensive

• not very comfortable

• be enough or adequate

Did Mikayla drop the class of her own volition, or was she coerced, or forced.

• made to do it

• using one's free will

• failed

• did the wrong thing

Each person will be assigned a coach from the senior class for the first six weeks.

• mentor

• commodity

• carnage

• credence

The movie's short running time kept the plot alive and interesting.

• legacy

• brevity

• commodity

• turbulence

John's excuse that his pet racoon ate his homework did not sound believable to the teacher.

• inevitable

• compulsory

• congenial

• plausible

Mother Teresa was memorable for her sympathy toward the poor and dying.

• equanimity

• brevity

• compassion

• haughtiness

Did you determine the truth of what you read, or did you just accept it without question?

• verify

• abate

• embark

• reconcile