Final Vocabulary Review

Many students think that studying for a test is a ​ (a)   task.

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• tedious
• perturbed
• blatant
• devouring
• enthralling
• imploring

The passengers on the airplane were ​ (a)   by the beautiful scenery.​ ​

• enthralled
• devoured
• perturbed
• meticulous
• famished
• omitted

As a teacher, you can expect to have a room full of students who will ​ (a)   you with questions immediately after you have explained the directions.

• inundate
• replinish
• disdain
• banish
• plagiarize
• enthrall

The boy does everything he can to _______ the girl sitting in front of him.

• replenish

• disdain

• disconcert

• perturb

A large dog will ​ (a)   at least two servings of food per day.

• devour
• replinish
• ban
• omit
• replenish
• implore
• perturb

The mayor ______ the townspeople to leave the town immediately as the hurricane made its way into the city

• famished

• implored

• simulated

• abrupted

Don't get caught in a ​ (a)   lie. Adults can always tell when you are lying!

• blatant
• simultaneous
• tedious
• perturbed
• banished
• anonymous

The 8th grade field trip and 6th/7th grade field day will occur ​ ​ (a)  

• simultaneously
• impending
• commotion
• famished
• anonymously
• abruptly