Junior Vocab. Quiz Week 5

Nurse Blatt was falsely accused of being ? toward her terminal patients.

• cajole

• callous

• capitulate

• capricious

Our weather is so ? that it's difficult to make weekend plans.

• cajole

• callous

• capitulate

• capricious

to persuade by pleasant words or false promises

• cajole

• callous

• capitulate

• capricious

We were disgusted with Hillary's ? remarks about the food.

• carping

• catalyst

• catharsis

• caustic

to blame; to criticize adversely

• catharsis

• caustic

• celestial

• censure

The new astronauts will be the ? pioneers of the twenty-first century.

• censure

• celestial

• caustic

• catharsis

Our articulate new principal was the ? for school reform.

• catalyst

• catharsis

• caustic

• censure

Colonel Leeds was adamant in his decision not to ? under any terms.

• cajole

• callous

• capitulate

• capricious

an emotional purification or relief

• carping

• catalyst

• catharsis

• caustic

The comedienne played the part of a buffoon, but inwardly she suffered from the ? criticism.

• caustic

• celestial

• censure

• carping