Chapters 1 & 2 Vocabulary Review - Seniors

Someone who is new at something or doesn't have much experience at it is considered

• incessant

• unassailable

• fledgling

closeness

• affinity

• proximity

• opulence

luxury or great wealth

• opulence

• affinity

• hackneyed

impossible to deny or disprove

• sagacious

• voluminuous

• unassailable

overused, stale, cliched, trite, _____

• incessant

• hackneyed

• sagacious

Something big and bulky that takes up a lot of space is

• voluminous

• sagacious

• supplant

When you take the place of someone else, you _______ them.

• hackney

• supplant

When you feel a natural attraction to something, or you prefer it, it means you have an ______ for it.

• proximity

• opulence

• affinity

All of the following prove they are sagacious, except

• Yoda

• Dumbledore

• Jay Gatsby

• Obi Wan Kenobi

If someone complains incessantly, it means they

• never complain.

• complain all the time.

• complain very loudly.