Justinian & Theodora Vocabulary Practice

Ropes were tied across each staircase and crude notices ​ ​ (a)   entry. He would have risen at once from his pallet, but she forbade it, as she also forbade him to speak.

• repeal
• forbade
• sustain
• contradict

• We are campaigning not for amendment of the law but for a full ​ (a)  

• sustainability
• contradiction
• substantial
• repeal

• The roof, unable to ​ hold the weight of all the snow, collapsed. A child ​​ (a)   serious injuries in the accident.

• repealed
• contradicted
• advocated
• sustained

The ___ law makes no sense because it outlaws the act in one part and allows it in another.

Santa's tidy elves arranged mounds of gift in an ___ manner.

___ will remember her as a woman of courage and integrity.

• Political factions

• Posterity

• Commissions

• Prosperity

A good person is ​ (a)   because it is morally right to be kind and helpful.

• just
• substantial
• forbidden
• contradictory

A ____ number of students walk to school every day because they live close to it.

• forbidden

• substantial

• confrontational

• advocated

The students have been tireless and avid ___ to have recess be part of the middle school curriculum.

• repealers

• sustainers

• advocates

• commissioners