Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. disavow : ___ :: misunderstand : fathom

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. accept : ___ :: stick out : protrude

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. pretext : truth :: ___ : direct

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. ___ : easygoing :: endemic : alien

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. ___ : straight :: protrude : invert

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. exemplary : commendable :: ___ : rest

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. talkative : ___ :: final : conclusive

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. placate : pacify :: ___ : tempt

Match the word to the analogy it best completes. Not all answer choices will be used. ___ : repayment :: guile : deceit

Write the letter of the vocabulary word that best completes each sentence.

Because we worked so hard in the garden earlier in the year, we had a ___ amount of vegetables for our summer meals.

We ___ a certain amount of our earnings for our daughter’s future college costs.

In his later years, my grandfather struggled to keep weight on and began to look somewhat ___ .

My parents decided I should play another sport after they witnessed my football coach ___ me for something that was minor.

The ___ limbs of the cypress tree dominate many of the landscapes painted by the Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh.

to refer to casually or indirectly

supernaturally perceptive

serving to settle an issue; final

not respectable, not esteemed

native or confined to a particular region or people

worthy of imitation, commendable; serving as a model

to understand, get to the bottom of; to determine the depth of

deception; deceit

honesty, high moral standards

a route of travel

to interpret wrongly

extremely unpleasant

to appease, soothe, pacify

calm, peaceful

passing off or using as one's own writing of another person

powerful; highly effective

a false reason, deceptive excuse

to stick out, thrust forth

harsh, unrelieved, desolate

on or near the surface; concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface; shallow