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WorksheetsUnit 2 Vocab Review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins
overting
vacillating
colluding
Martin Luther King Jr. was an ______________ supporter of justice and civil rights.
avid
brackish
incendiary
pejorative
The ______________ milkshake was clearly made improperly and was impossible to drink.
maelstrom
mandate
devious
brackish
The referee was accused of _______________ with the head coach to lose the game on purpose.
accosting
mandating
colluding
vacillating
The poachers were _____________ setting traps to capture the endangered animals, even though it is illegal.
incendiary
pejoratively
deviously
avidly
The ________________ comments made at the debate caused such outrage, a riot broke out.
incediary
pejorative
sacrilege
maelstrom
After the heartbreaking loss at State, the athlete was a such ______________ of emotions that she couldn't give a post-game statement.
overt
maelstrom
avid
sacrilege
Students are ________________ to be in class on time, and if they are not, there are consequences.
accosted
vacillated
colluded
mandated
The _____________ cheap manager only hired teenagers so they wouldn't have to pay them more than minimum wage.
avidly
overtly
incendiary
devious
My parents made a lot of _____________ comments to my older brother when they discovered he had been sneaking out of the house.
pejorative
incendiary
sacrilege
brackish
The statue is such a meaningful idol that it is considered an act of _____________ for anyone to touch it.
brackish
maelstrom
devious
sacrilege
I am constantly _____________ between wether it's worth it or not to pay extra for guacamole.
colluding
vacillating
accosting
mandating
To approach or confront someone in a challenging way
(a)
very eager
(a)
tasting salty or unpleasant
(a)
secret agreement or deal
(a)
acting in a shady or mischievous way
(a)
something that sets or causes fires (either literally or figuratively)
(a)
a whirlpool (either literal or figurative) that causes violence or desctruction
(a)
an order or directive
(a)
open, easily seen, identified or known
(a)
demeaning, expressing disapproval
(a)
disrespectful treatment of something honored
(a)
to flop decisions or be indecisive
(a)
