WorksheetsVocab List 1.7: Communication
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
To say the opposite of another point of view
contradict
malediction
indict
vindicate
She _______________her brother's account of what happened, thus getting him in trouble.
malediction
indicted
vindicated
contradicted
A magical word or phrase uttered with the intention of bringing destruction (synonym: a curse!)
contradiction
malediction
indication
vindication
the two old women began casting aspersions, insults, and heaping _________________upon one another.
contradictions
indications
maledictions
vindications
To charge with a fault or offense, as a means of bringing to trial
indict
contradict
malediction
vindicate
Tyler was ____________this month on a charge of theft of government funds.
malediction
contradicted
indicted
vindicate
to clear someone of blame or suspicion
vindicate
contradict
malediction
indict
She will be completely ________________ by the evidence.
contradiction
malediction
vindicated
indict
to speak in favor for someone
advocate
vociferous
evoke
irrevocable
There is a growing group at our school that _______________for vegetarianism.
advocates
vociferous
evoked
contradicts
vehement or clamorous speech (hot and bothered)
advocated
vociferous
evoking
malediction
He was ______________in his support of the proposal.
malediction
vociferous
evoking
irrevocable
to produce a memory or reaction
evoke
vociferous
indict
advocate
This place ____________memories that bring back my childhood.
contradicts
evokes
advocates
clamors
unable to be altered, not able to be taken back.
evoke
clamor
irrevocable
advocate
She has made an _______________ decision she may one day wish she could get out of.
evoking
vociferously
advocate
irrevocable
a loud uproar, continuous noise
clamor
vociferous
proclamation
acclamation
The children _______________around Margot, yelling and screaming for what seemed like days.
vociferous
clamored
malediction
advocated
a public announcement, especially dealing with an important matter.
clamor
vociferous
proclamation
acclamation
The President issued a ________________which freed the slaves.
malediction
acclamation
proclamation
acclaimed
praise enthusiastically and in public
acclaimed
proclaimed
clamored
evoked
The city's most _________________ restaurants are loved by everyone!
clamor
vociferous
acclaimed
proclamation
words inscribed (marked into), as in a monument or in a book.
inscription
transcribed
topography
calligraphy
The painting had an _______________that read, “To my loving wife.”
inscription
proclamation
calligraphy
evoke
to put thought, speech, or data into written or printed form
inscription
calligraphy
transcribe
indict
The senator's speech was ____________________.
transcribed
calligraphy
inscripted
proclamation
the arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area
topography
transcribe
calligraphy
inscription
A map of the ____________________of the coastline shows a significant loss of wetlands.
calligraphy
proclamation
topography
inscription
highly decorative writing
calligraphy
inscription
transcribe
multilingual
she specializes in scrollwork writing with beautiful _______________,
inscription
transcribing
linguistics
calligraphy
able to speak multiple languages
calligraphy
multilingual
linguistics
lingo
Recent surveys show that employers need _______________ workers.
multilingual
linguistics
lingo
vociferous
the science of language
linguistics
lingo
multilingual
vociferous
The confusion about language has been so great that, in a major Supreme Court case, ______________________professors submitted a brief providing the justices with lessons on punctuation and grammar.
linguistics
multilingual
lingo
topography
the specialized language of a group of people of a particular field, area, grouping, etc.
multilingual
linguistics
calligraphy
lingo
The book has a lot of computer _________ that I don't understand.
lingo
multilingo
multilingual
linguistics
