Which sentence makes the most sense?

He and I had an altercation over who the best football team was.

He and I had an irate over who the best football team was.

He and I had an usurp over who the best football team was.

He and I had an surmount over who the best football team was.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

The teacher was irate by the constant talking from the students.

The teacher was dissent by the constant talking from the students.

The teacher was usurp by the constant talking from the students.

The teacher was cherubic by the constant talking from the students.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

The teacher absolutely does not condone disrespect.

The teacher absolutely does not fabricate disrespect.

The teacher absolutely does not surmount disrespect.

The teacher absolutely does not usurp disrespect.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

Despite all that was going on in my life, I tried to maintain a semblance of normalcy.

Despite all that was going on in my life, I tried to maintain a dissent of normalcy.

Despite all that was going on in my life, I tried to maintain a eminent of normalcy.

Despite all that was going on in my life, I tried to maintain a fabrication of normalcy.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

He was one of the most eminent doctors of his time, his death will impact us for generations to come.

He was one of the most cherubic doctors of his time, his death will impact us for generations to come.

He was one of the most irate doctors of his time, his death will impact us for generations to come.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

Despite the strong feelings of support from the majority, there was dissent from the others on the ruling.

Despite the strong feelings of support from the majority, there was fabrication from the others on the ruling.

Despite the strong feelings of support from the majority, there was usurp from the others on the ruling.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

The cherubic expressions from the kids made everyone's day.

The irate expressions from the kids made everyone's day.

The eminent expressions from the kids made everyone's day.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

We are not going to allow you to fabricate your story to make you sound like the good guy.

We are not going to allow you to usurp your story to make you sound like the good guy.

We are not going to allow you to surmount your story to make you sound like the good guy.

We are not going to allow you to dissent your story to make you sound like the good guy.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

She surmounted all odds to make the Olympics at the age of 16.

She fabricated all odds to make the Olympics at the age of 16.

She usurped all odds to make the Olympics at the age of 16.

She condoned all odds to make the Olympics at the age of 16.

Which sentence makes the most sense?

There is no debate, the general usurped the power of the king.

There is no debate, the general fabricated the power of the king.

There is no debate, the general surmounted the power of the king.

There is no debate, the general dissent the power of the king.

Vocab Quiz 3 Review

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An angry argument

Altercation

Irate

Dissent

Fabricate

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Sweet and innocent

Cherubic

Semblance

Usurp

Eminent

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30 sec • 1 pt

Pardon or overlook

Condone

Dissent

Usurp

Surmount

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To disagree

Condone

Dissent

Eminent

Surmount

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Famous, outstanding

Cherubic

Usurp

Eminent

Surmount

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

to make, to make up

Fabricate

Irate

Eminent

Usurp

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30 sec • 1 pt

Angry

Fabricate

Irate

Altercation

Surmount

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Vocab Quiz 3 Review

An angry argument

Sweet and innocent

Pardon or overlook

To disagree

Famous, outstanding

to make, to make up

Angry

Likeness, outward apperance

To overcome, rise above

To seize, hold a position by force

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