6th Vocab Part 2

Defintion: friendly, good-natured

Sentence: She has an ______ personality and everyone likes her.

• amiable

• blight

• induce

• limber

• vagabond

Defintion: a disease that causes plants to wither and die; a condition of disease or ruin

Sentence: There was a potato ____ that destroyed all the crops.

• amiable

• blight

• induce

• limber

• vagabond

Defintion: to cause, bring about; to persuade

Sentence: Music can _____ a meditative state in the listener

• amiable

• blight

• induce

• limber

• vagabond

Defintion: (adj.) flexible; (v.) to cause to become flexible

Sentence: I have to practice to keep myself _____ enough to do gymnastics.

• amiable

• blight

• induce

• limber

• vagabond

Defintion: (n.) an idle wanderer; a tramp; (adj.) wandering; irresponsible

Sentence: He had found her, a run away ___, on the side of the road.

• amiable

• blight

• induce

• limber

• vagabond

Defintion: a person who has committed a crime or is guilty of some misconduct; an offender

Sentence: They caught the real ______ of the crime.

• culprit

• expend

• gullible

• persevere

• writhe

Defintion: to pay out, to spend; to use up

Sentence: She _____ all her efforts on the care of her children

• culprit

• expended

• gullible

• persevere

• writhe

Defintion: easily fooled, tricked, or cheated

Sentence: Sell both paintings to ____ collectors that think they are real.

• culprit

• expended

• gullible

• persevere

• writhe

Defintion: to keep doing something inspite of diffaculties; to refuse to quit even when the going is tough

Sentence: He will _______ until the end of the marathon.

• culprit

• expended

• gullible

• persevere

• writhe

Defintion: to make twisting or turning movements in a way that suggests pain or struggle

Sentence: After the fall, he will _______ in pain.

• culprit

• expended

• gullible

• persevere

• writhe