Vocab Unit 7 Jeopardy Eng 4

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Vocab Unit 7 Jeopardy Eng 4

Words that are hard to spell Definitions Words that are hard to spell Synonyms Antonyms Complete the Sentence 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Words that are hard to spell Synonyms Definitions Antonyms Complete the Sentence 100 Def: Answer: 100 word: Answer: 100 Def: Answer: 100 word: Answer: 100 Key words: Answer: 200 Def: Answer: 200 word: Answer: 200 Def: Answer: 200 word: Answer: 200 Key words: Answer: 300 Def: Answer: 300 word: Answer: 300 Def: Answer: 300 word: Answer: 300 Key words: Answer: 400 Def: Answer: 400 word: Answer: 400 Def: Answer: 400 word: Answer: 400 Key words: Answer: 500 Def: Answer: 500 word: Answer: 500 Def: Answer: 500 word: Answer: 500 Key words: Answer:

Words that are hard to spell 100 Points Definition: Involving or characteristic of clever rogues or adventures

Words that are hard to spell 100 Points picaresque

Words that are hard to spell 200 Points Definition: To corrupt morally, seduce; to indulge in dissipation

Words that are hard to spell 200 Points debauch

Words that are hard to spell 300 Points Definition: A sudden, violent, or devastating upheaval; a surging flood, deluge

Words that are hard to spell 300 Points cataclysm

Words that are hard to spell 400 Points Definition: The ability to say and to do the right thing in any situation; social competence

Words that are hard to spell 400 Points Savoir-faire

Words that are hard to spell 500 Points Definition: just beginning; not fully shaped or formed

Words that are hard to spell 500 Points inchoate

Synonyms 100 Points The team’s nemesis

Synonyms 100 Points comeuppance

Holding the vote in abeyance Synonyms 200 Points Holding the vote in abeyance

Synonyms 200 Points postponement

A beleaguered position Synonyms 300 Points A beleaguered position

Synonyms 300 Points besieged

Synonyms 400 Points Gambol in the park

Synonyms 400 Points frolic

A picaresque tale of high adventure Synonyms 500 Points A picaresque tale of high adventure

Synonyms 500 Points roguish

To make a choice or a decision Definitions 100 Points Definition: To make a choice or a decision

definitions 100 Points opt

Definitions 200 Points Stubborn; hard or difficult to manage; not responsive to treatment or cure

Definitions 200 Points refractory

Definition 300 Points Lacking in, hostile to, or smugly indifferent to cultural and artistic values or refinements

Definition 300 Points philistine

To soak thoroughly; to fill the mind Definitions 400 Points To soak thoroughly; to fill the mind

Definitions 400 Points imbue

Full freedom or authority to act at one’s own disposition Definitions 500 Points Full freedom or authority to act at one’s own disposition

Definitions 500 Points Carte blanche

The éclat of her presentation Antonym 100 Points The éclat of her presentation

Antonym 100 Points mediocrity

Antonym 200 Points Inchoate plant forms

Antonym 200 Points developed

Antonym 300 Points A refractory colt

Antonym 300 Points docile

Fastidious in appearance Antonym 400 Points Fastidious in appearance

Antonym 400 Points slovenly

Lampoon of the official Antonym 500 Points Lampoon of the official

Antonym 500 Points Homage to

Complete Sentence 100 Points President John F. Kennedy tried to ____ young people with the desire to serve their country.

Complete the sentence 100 Points imbue

Complete Sentence 200 Points Hardly a week goes by without a(n) ____ of the president on the newspaper’s op-ed page. Op-ed= opinion/ editorial section

Complete Sentence 200 Points lampoon

Complete Sentence 300 Points The novel recounting the ___ adventures of Candide was successfully adapted for the Broadway musical stage.

Complete Sentence 300 Points picaresque

Complete Sentence 400 Points The picture book was a tale of a man leading a(n) _____ mule, with great difficulty, to the city.

Complete Sentence 400 Points refractory

Complete Sentence 500 Points James’s idea of sophisticated _____ was to honk the horn only once in front of his date’s house.

Complete Sentence 500 Points Savoir-faire

Please study for your test.

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