Surescore Unit 10

What does the word "confiscate" mean?

• To reveal or make known

• To seize property as a punishment; to take away something

• To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

• To withdraw, cancel, or call back

Which word describes something that is extremely lovely, sensitive, or intense?

• Cumbersome

• Exquisite

• Feasible

• Notorious

What is the meaning of "passive" as an adjective?

• Engaged in study; thoughtful; whole-hearted

• Possible or within reason; able to be completed

• Easily influenced or acted upon; offering no opposition; inactive

• Well known, often for bad reasons; having a bad reputation

Which word is defined as "to withdraw, cancel, or call back, as in 'repealing a law'"?

• Confiscate

• Justify

• Repeal

• Valor

What does "cumbersome" mean?

• Engaged in study; thoughtful; whole-hearted

• Heavy and awkward; hard to handle because of size or shape

• Extremely lovely, sensitive, or intense

• Possible or within reason; able to be completed

Which word means "engaged in study; thoughtful; whole-hearted"?

• Conscience

• Feasible

• Studious

• Valor

What is the definition of "valor"?

• To reveal or make known

• Courage, bravery

• To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

• Well known, often for bad reasons; having a bad reputation

What does "notorious" mean?

• Easily influenced or acted upon; offering no opposition; inactive

• Possible or within reason; able to be completed

• To reveal or make known

• Well known, often for bad reasons; having a bad reputation

Which word means "possible or within reason; able to be completed"?

• Exquisite

• Feasible

• Passive

• Divulge

What is the meaning of "justify" as a verb?

• To seize property as a punishment; to take away something

• To reveal or make known

• To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

• To withdraw, cancel, or call back