WorksheetsVOCAB 16 ONLINE WORK
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 32mins
Give the Vocab Unit 16 term for the following: An old wise saying or proverb.
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Give the Vocab 16 term for the following:
A fortress or castle that overlooks and protects a city; Any strong or commanding place.
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Give the Vocab Unit 16 term for the following:
To work with; to work together.
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Give the Vocab 16 term for the following:
NOUN- An order by law VERB- To give the order by law
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Give the Vocab Unit 16 term for the following: To develop or change gradually; to rise to a higher level
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Give the Vocab 16 term for the following: NOUN- A small passage from a piece of writing VERB- To quote from another's writing
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Give the Vocab 16 term for the following: To force by bumping, elbowing, or shoving
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Give the Vocab Unit 16 term for the following: To return or go back
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Give the Vocab Unit 16 term for the following: A watch, or a period of attention to security--usually at night
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Give the Vocab Unit 16 term for the following: VERB- To angrily fight, argue, or wrestle; to herd NOUN- A noise-filled argument or fight
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Under the Articles of Confederation, the thirteen states _____ so much that the nation seemed to be in danger of breaking apart.
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From the hundreds of newspaper items, the lawyer carefully _____ three short paragraphs that supported his case.
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After I had broken curfew for the third time in one week, my parents ____ that I was grounded for the rest of the summer.
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The little club that they set up to discuss community problems soon _____ into a large national organization.
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There are many times when we all need to be _____ away from old, familiar ideas that may no longer be as true as they once seemed.
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Every time he quotes an old _____, he looks as though he has just had a brilliant new idea.
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After the operation, we sat in the hospital lounge, keeping a night-long ____ until we heard back from the surgeon.
vigil
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I refuse to accept the excuse that the pressures of a new job caused you to _____ to your old habit of nail-biting and cigarette smoking.
citadel
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I have always regarded our colleges and universities as _____ of learning, and fortresses against ignorance and superstition.
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All those who _____ with the enemy in the hope of gaining special favors will be punished severely. (
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ANTONYMS - Which Vocab Unit 16 word is most nearly OPPOSITE of the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: The siblings would AGREE about which radio station to listen to.
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: Kept WATCH at the overnight security station.
citadel
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: According to LAW, we could not board the foreign plane.
vigil
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: TO GO BACK to an earlier stage of development.
adage
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: A QUOTE from the poet's best-known work.
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: The Roman attack of the FORTRESS on the cliff...
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: Plan to TEAM UP to write an original skit.
adage
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: PUSHED the table so hard that it tipped over.
decree
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: An inspiring OLD SAYING to live by.
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SYNONYMS- Which Vocab Unit 16 word means the SAME as the fully capitalized word/words in this phrase: As the ad campaign SLOWLY CHANGED
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What is the exact (a) about early birds and worm-catching? I can't remember the saying.
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Our teacher gave the two of us permission to (a) on our reports because we were investigating related problems.
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After the walls of their city fell to the enemy, the inhabitants withdrew to the (a) and continued their struggle from there.
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For two lazy nights, he did his homework faithfully; then he would (a) to his usual lazy ways.
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During his eleven years of rule, King Charles I of England bypassed Parliament and ruled his country by royal (a) , or rule of law.
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The cafeteria line was so crowded that I had to (a) past others and all of the desserts before I could get a piece of apple pie.
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Let me read aloud a short (a) from the newspaper review of the new movie.
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With tireless devotion, the ill child's family kept an anxious (a) at her hospital bedside.
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As we discussed our coming vacation, our plans would gradually (a) into a motorbike trip through New England.
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They had such a long (a) over the use of the bicycle that their mother finally wouldn't allow either of them to use it.
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Words that modify actions or adjectives; usually these end with -ly
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Words that describe, or modify people, places, things, or ideas.
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Actions or states of being
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People, places, things or ideas
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