Vocabulary 2.3 Quiz

Carlos found himself in a _________________: should he choose mint chocolate chip or cookie dough?

• sinuous
• quandry
• stagnate
• querulous
• ubiquitous

It seems that everyone in the United States has a television. The technology is _____________ here.

• sinuous
• quandry
• stagnate
• querulous
• ubiquitous

If deprived of his pacifier, young Brendan becomes _____________-.

• sinuous
• quandry
• stagnate
• querulous
• ubiquitous

If deprived of his pacifier, young Brendan becomes _____________-.

• sinuous
• quandry
• stagnate
• querulous
• ubiquitous

With the sinuous movements of her arms, the dancer mimicked the motion of a snake.

• sinuous
• quandry
• stagnate
• querulous
• ubiquitous

abase

• to humiliate, degrade
• to reduce, lessen
• to give up a position, right, or power
• to kidnap, take by force
• something that differs from the norm

accede

• to agree
• to humiliate, degrade
• to reduce, lessen
• to give up a position, right, or power
• to kidnap, take by force

aberration

• something that differs from the norm
• to humiliate, degrade
• to reduce, lessen
• to give up a position, right, or power
• to kidnap, take by force

abate

• to reduce, lessen
• to humiliate, degrade
• to give up a position, right, or power
• to kidnap, take by force
• something that differs from the norm

absolution

• forgiveness; pardon; release
• to humiliate, degrade
• to reduce, lessen
• to give up a position, right, or power
• to kidnap, take by force