Sophomore Vocabulary Week 1

Listen closely and I will ​ ​ (a)   the right answer to you.

• divulge
• occlude
• abet
• extraneous

My essay was too long because I had ​ (a)   information.

• extraneous
• jaundiced
• temerity
• ascribe

If you see someone breaking the law, don't ​ (a)   them

• abet
• jaundiced
• ascribe
• occlude

There was great ​ (a)   for the book we were reading because everyone was excited.

• ardor
• jaundiced
• dogmatic
• coerce

We could not change her mind because she was ​ (a)   in her beliefs.

• dogmatic
• meticulous
• insipid
• occlude

The dinner was bland and ​ (a)   , almost like eating cardboard.

• insipid
• proclivity
• ardor
• meticulous

He was great at cooking and felt a natural ​​ (a)   towards it.

• proclivity
• meticulous
• jaundiced
• abet

He was able to ​ (a)   the children into cleaning their room by promising them candy.

• coerce
• abet
• occlude
• rote

He was unhappy about the situation, so his views were negative and ​ (a)  

• jaundiced.
• proclivity
• ascribe
• gregarious

The police officers have blocked passage to the road in order to ​ (a)   the public from the wreck.

• occlude
• rote
• meticulous
• gregarious