WorksheetsPatterson's Barron's List #3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Choose the definition for : repudiate
to hate
coax
sarcastic
to reject
Choose the definition for : stipulate
to hate
to specify a condition
sarcastic
to reject
Choose the definition for : loathe
coax
a less offensive term
intensify
to hate
Choose the definition for : caustic
expressing much in few words
to specify a condition
sarcastic
to predict
Choose the definition for : incipient
Just beginning to exist
to specify a condition
to hate
threatening
Choose the definition for : ominous
worldly
to specify a condition
to reject
threatening
Choose the definition for : euphamism
sarcastic
a less offensive term
just beginning to exist
threatening
Choose the definition for : mundane
worldly
just beginning to exist
to reject
to lie, construct
Choose the definition for : dupe
sarcastic
eager
a person easily tricked
having a bad reputation
Choose the definition for : infamous
threatening
a less offensive term
worldly
having a bad reputation
The report was prepared for the Western Regional Advocacy Project, a San Francisco homeless advocacy group, which released it with a (a) statement.
A younger sibling insists on calling his sister by a name she (a) , despite polite requests.
With large sums of money, the Democrats are whitewashing their radical voting records – trying to (a) rational residents into voting for them.
When James left Cleveland for Miami eight years ago, it enraged most fans, some of whom (a) burned replica No. 23 jerseys.
“We should be (a) Trump’s tactics, not adopting them,” he told her.
The Election Commission said it will release official results by Sept. 30, as (a) in the constitution.
January Jones does an extraordinary job of conveying this
(a) panic, don’t you think?
That’s what a kiss is like, he thought, no matter how brief: It’s a tiny, magical story, and a miraculous interruption of the (a) .
A Reuters report tells us that in some parts of the country, “the word ‘Democrat’ is often a (a) for out-of-touch, condescending coastal elites.”
But this script was different, and as the clouds continued their
(a) approach, the Nationals worked through a scoreless seventh inning.
