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A. Coerced B. Chastised C. Chastened D. Cloistered Because the entire family was sick, they remained _____ in their house for a week. (verb) secluded or isolated from the outside world; a place of seclusion A. Coerced B. Chastised C. Chastened D. Cloistered

A. Circumspected B. Censured C. Chastened D. Coerced My mom _________ me for talking back to her. (verb) punish; discipline; castigate A. Circumspected B. Censured C. Chastened D. Coerced

A. Coalesced B. Censured C. Circumscribed D. Cholered The coach _________ the player for her lack of effort. (verb) to criticize A. Coalesced B. Censured C. Circumscribed D. Cholered

A. Coalesce B. Cloister C. Clemency D. Choler (noun) mercy She was such a good employee that we were sure her boss would give her ___ for the honest mistake that she made. (noun) mercy A. Coalesce B. Cloister C. Clemency D. Choler

A. Choler B. Circumspect C. Cloister D. Coalesce The _______ on the teacher’s face assured the class that they were in trouble. (noun) anger A. Choler B. Circumspect C. Cloister D. Coalesce

A. Censured B. Cloistered C. Chastised D. Coerced The principal _________ the faculty for a lack of student supervision. (verb) scold; punish; castigate A. Censured B. Cloistered C. Chastised D. Coerced

A. Cholered B. Circumspected C. Coerced D. Circumscribed The invisible fence ______ the boundary lines of the backyard for our dog. (verb) draw a line around; define limits; confine; restrict A. Cholered B. Circumspected C. Coerced D. Circumscribed

A. Cloister B. Circumspect C. Chasten D. Choler It is wise to be ______ around a strange dog. (adj.) cautious A. Cloister B. Circumspect C. Chasten D. Choler

A. Coalesced B. Chastised C. Circumscribed D. Cholered I left gummy bears in the car, and when they began to melt, they ______. (verb) unite; grow together A. Coalesced B. Chastised C. Circumscribed D. Cholered

A. Coerced B. Chastised C. Circumscribed D. Cholered The bully ______ the student into giving away his lunch money. (verb) to force someone by threatening or physically overpowering him A. Coerced B. Chastised C. Circumscribed D. Cholered