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High School Vocab 1

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    vocabulary
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  • Tina wrote a surprise ending to her story, hoping to flabbergast listeners.
    To bore
    To confuse
    To astound
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  • Lizzie is known to be quite gregarious. She's friends with everyone.
    Socialbe, outgoing
    Good listener
    Antisocial
    Introverted
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  • After a long hiatus, the band got back together.
    Practice or rehearsal
    Rebrand
    Interruption or break
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  • How could you be afraid of those adorable and completely innocuous puppies?
    Small
    Harmless
    Agressive
    Cutie pies
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  • The fans at the football game were so boisterous that I couldn't hear my friend who was talking next to me.
    Quiet and calm
    Passionate
    Rude and aggressive
    Noisy and rowdy
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  • I have so much empathy for Danny; I broke my ankle last summer, so I know how hard it is to use crutches.
    the experience of another's feelings as one's own
    a lack of understanding
    not knowing how another person feels
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  • The president awards the Citizens Medal to people who have shown exemplary service to their fellow citizens
    serving as a worker
    serving as an example
    being in the military
    making big donations
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  • The hallway of the building is labyrinthine, and I get lost trying to find my own office door.
    like a dungeon
    like a straight path
    like a maze
    like a lab
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  • She grasped my hand warmly in salutation, and I felt instantly welcome.
    Hug
    Goodbye
    Movement
    Greeting
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  • He ate so much candy that it was starting to have a deleterious effect on his health.
    positive
    great
    harmful
    deleting
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  • There are many myths about an ancient deluge that once left the world underwater.
    a great sandstorm
    a great tornado
    a great rain
    a great flood
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  • She loved fireflies because their luminescence lit up the dark summer nights.
    smell from a bug source
    light from a nonthermal source
    sparklers
    light from a lightbulb
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  • The man's overly strong cologne offended my olfactory system.
    relating to the sense of sight
    relating to the sense of hearing
    relating to the sense of smell
    relating to the sense of touch
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  • The whole scene left the woman speechless and completely aghast at her son's shocking behavior.
    Crying
    Laughing hysterically
    Yelling
    Shocked
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  • Zara pledged to amend her behavior and be more kind to others.
    Worsen
    Change
    Write down
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  • We worked into the night, and we hardly noticed as the light continued to diminish.
    to reduce or lessen
    to become brighter
    to be present
    to increase
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