Vocab Unit 6 Jeopardy 2
Definitions 1 Synonyms Definitions 2 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
To plan with ingenuity, invent Definitions 1 100 Points To plan with ingenuity, invent
Definitions 1 100 Points contrive
Experienced by one person in place of another Definitions 1 200 Points Experienced by one person in place of another
Definitions 1 200 Points vicarious
Definitions 1 300 Points A delusion marked by a feeling of power, wealth, talent, etc., far in excess of reality
Definitions 1 300 Points megalomania
A position requiring little or no work Definitions 1 400 Points A position requiring little or no work
Definitions 1 400 Points sinecure
One who rebels or rises against authority Definitions 1 500 Points One who rebels or rises against authority
Definitions 1 500 Points Insurgent Now you know why the second book in the Divergent series is called Insurgent!
Struck a deal with the insurgents Synonyms 100 Points Struck a deal with the insurgents
Synonyms 100 Points rebels
Warped by his megalomania Synonyms 200 Points Warped by his megalomania
Synonyms 200 Points Delusions of grandeur Ha Ha
Synonyms 300 Points The fetters of society
Synonyms 300 Points constraints
The immutable passage of time Synonyms 400 Points The immutable passage of time
Synonyms 400 Points UNchangeable
Synonyms 500 Points Unspeakable heinous
Synonyms 500 Points evil
Abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual Definitions 2 100 Points Abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual
Definitions 2 100 Points anomalous
Definitions 2 200 Points To punish severely
Definitions 2 200 Points castigate
Definitions 2 300 Points To go beyond a boundary
Definitions 2 300 Points transgress
Stealthy, secret, intended to escape observation Definitions 400 Points Stealthy, secret, intended to escape observation
Definitions 2 400 Points surrepetitious
To free from deception or error, set right in ideas or thinking Definitions 2 500 Points To free from deception or error, set right in ideas or thinking
Definition 2 500 Points disabuse
A decidedly brusque manner Antonym 100 Points A decidedly brusque manner What is the opposite of brusque? Brusque means abrupt, blunt…so the opposite is??
Antonym 100 Points Diplomatic
In a deeply anomalous situation Antonym 200 Points In a deeply anomalous situation What is the opposite meaning of anomalous? Anomalous means abnormal or irreqular…so the opposite would be... Regular or typical
Antonym 200 Points ordinary
Antonym 300 Points Cajoled them into coopearating Cajoled means…to coax or persuade Coax means persuade gradually, in a kind manner
(coerced means “persuade with threats!”) Antonym 300 Points coerced (coerced means “persuade with threats!”)
Scoff at such ridiculous aspersions Antonym 400 Points Scoff at such ridiculous aspersions What does aspersion mean? aspersion=a damaging, mean statement, so look for a word that has to do POSITIVE statements.
Antonym 400 Points endorsement
Antonym 500 Points A bizarre twist of fate What does bizarre mean?
Antonym 500 Points typical
Complete Sentence 100 Points Do you agree with the theory that spectators at sporting events derive a ___thrill from watching the athletes compete? Derive means: obtain something from You are looking for an ADJECTIVE to describe ____ thrill…
Definitions 3 100 Points vicarious
Complete Sentence 200 Points We scheduled _____ meetings late at night at out-of-the-way locations so nobody would learn about the plot we were hatching. ____ meetings= adjective
Complete Sentence 200 Points surreptitious
Complete Sentence 300 Points In an impassioned rebuke, the elder statesman ____ his colleagues for their petty, partisan squabbling. **what emotions is the ELDER statesman feeling? **Looking for a VERB
Complete Sentence 300 Points castigate
Complete Sentence 400 Points It was incredible how quickly the newly elected official was able to ____ (infinitive verb) the membership of the idea that they had little or no impact on the success of the undertaking. (what is the official trying to do? He’s trying to convince them, set their thinking right)
Complete Sentence 400 Points disabuse
Complete Sentence 500 Points People who lead rich and active lives are unlikely to suffer from______. Hint: people who are rich and active and generally happy.
Complete Sentence 500 Points ennui .
Please study for your test.
The Daily Double