Once Vocabulary

Apartheid, which means "apartness" in Afrikaans, was a systematic legislation that kept ___ & ___ apart?

• dogs & cats

• White & Non-White people

• cotton & synthetic fabrics

• rich & poor people

The frog ___ his belly.

• intrudes

• consults

• distends

• reconciles

The new vaccine has an ___ rate of 90%.

• efficacy

• stope

• breach

• arithmetic

The ___ of the grieving mother pierced our hearts.

• rejoicing

• whimper

• whisper

• keening

Jane is an ___ teacher who travels between schools teaching biology.

• settled

• itinerant

• inactive

• stationary

It was ___ of him to talk back to his mother.

• audacious

• cowardly

• timid

• cautious

She had good ___ in trying to break up the fight.

• intrusions

• oversight

• negligence

• intentions

Steve hauled the rocks out of the___in the caves with his crate.

• puddles

• christians

• stopes

• intrusions

The ___ of the earthquake was located 12 miles east of Pagan.

• epicenter

• anticenter

• off-center

• outskirts

Everyone in Ms. Trunchbull's class calls her a ___ because she's so foul-tempered.

• angel

• saint

• harpy

• goddess