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Timmy broke the school rule to not chew gum and had to scrap gum off desks. What vocabulary word could replace "break" in this sentence?
 
violate
 
prominent
 
inevitable
 
agitate
The vote must show that everyone is in agreement in order for the law to change. What vocabulary word could replace " everyone is in agreement" in this sentence?
 
be unanimous
 
be bias
 
be devious
 
be agitate
It is important that we find a solution this problem. What vocabulary word could replace "find a solution" in this sentence?
 
resolve
 
violate
 
agitate
 
devious
Will Smith is a famous actor. What vocabulary word could replace "famous" in this sentence?
 
prominent
 
inevitable
 
agitate
 
violate
The teachers decided to take out his name from the detention list because he has been good all quarter. What vocabulary word could replace "take out" in this sentence?
 
omit
 
violate
 
devious
 
bias
I knew rain was unavoidable when I saw the black clouds in the sky. What vocabulary word could replace "unavoidable" in the sentence?
 
inevitable
 
omit
 
unanimous
 
prominent
Devin had a underhanded plan to get his sister in trouble. What vocabulary word could replace "underhanded"?
 
devious
 
unanimous
 
violate
 
bias
Mary showed she was skilled in her baking. What vocabulary word could replace the word "skill" in this sentence?
 
competent
 
agitate
 
omit
 
devious
The waiter showed obvious favoritism for the rich couple and neglected to serve us. What vocabulary word could replace "favoritism " in this sentence?
 
bias
 
violate
 
prominent
 
inevitable
My nana stirred the Kudan Pika to mix the ingredients properly. What vocabulary word could replace "stirred" in this sentence?
 
agitated
 
devious
 
omit
 
unanimous
You should not ___ school rules if you wish to play sports.
 
violate
 
agitate
 
resolve
 
omit
The student council made a ____ decision to not have a carwash.
 
unanimous
 
resolve
 
bias
 
agitate
Mr. Quinene talked to the students to ____ the problem between them.
 
resolve
 
omit
 
unanimous
 
prominent
The governor is a ___ figure on Guam.
 
prominent
 
competent
 
bias
 
resolve
The student gave a ___ grin as he wrote his story which worried the teacher.
 
devious
 
omit
 
resolve
 
unanimous
It is not kind to ___ someone from playing a game.
 
omit
 
resolve
 
devious
 
unanimous
Thanos in Avengers: Endgame said, "I am ___," because he thought he would always win.
 
inevidable
 
unanimous
 
bias
 
agitate
Teachers must be ___ in the subject they are teaching.
 
competent
 
agitate
 
prominent
 
resolve
Don't __ the mother hen's chicks or she might attack you
 
agitate
 
devious
 
resolve
 
inevitable
It was obvious the announcer on the TV was ___ towards the Giants.
 
bias
 
unanimous
 
violate
 
prominent
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
violate
 
vialate
 
vialote
 
violote
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
unanimous
 
unanamous
 
unanimaus
 
unanimois
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
resolve
 
reslve
 
reslove
 
resalve
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
prominent
 
promenent
 
prominant
 
promenant
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Omit
 
Onit
 
Omt
 
Oimt
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
inevitable
 
inavidable
 
inevibadle
 
inevitible
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
devious
 
devous
 
diveous
 
devius
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
competent
 
conpetent
 
compatent
 
competant
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
bias
 
bais
 
biass
 
byias
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
agitate
 
aigtate
 
agtate
 
agatite
What word means: stir or disturb (something, especially a liquid) briskly.
 
agitate
 
violate
 
unanimous
 
devious
What word means: fail to respect (someone's peace, privacy, or rights)
 
violate
 
devious
 
inevidable
 
resolve
What word means: break or fail to comply with (a rule or formal agreement);
 
violate
 
devious
 
inevidable
 
resolve
What word means: (of an opinion, decision, or vote) held or carried by everyone involved.
 
unanimous
 
prominent
 
inevidable
 
resolve
What word means: (of two or more people) fully in agreement;
 
unanimous
 
prominent
 
inevidable
 
resolve
What word means: firm determination to do something.
 
Resolve
 
Competent
 
Agitate
 
Unanimous
What word means: settle or find a solution to (a problem, dispute, or contentious matter);
 
Resolve
 
Competent
 
Agitate
 
Unanimous
What word means: projecting from something; protuberant.
 
Prominent
 
Competent
 
Agitate
 
Bias
What word means: important; famous;
 
Prominent
 
Competent
 
Agitate
 
Bias
What word means: fail or neglect to do (something); leave undone.
 
Omit
 
Violate
 
Bias
 
Unanimous
What word means: leave out or exclude (someone or something), either intentionally or forgetfully;
 
Omit
 
Violate
 
Bias
 
Unanimous
What word means: a situation that is unavoidable.
 
Inevitable
 
Prominent
 
Resolve
 
Unanimous
What word means: certain to happen; unavoidable;
 
Inevitable
 
Prominent
 
Resolve
 
Unanimous
What word means: (of a route or journey) longer and less direct than the most straightforward way.
 
Devious
 
Prominent
 
Resolve
 
Violate
What word means: showing a skillful use of underhanded tactics to achieve goals;
 
Devious
 
Prominent
 
Resolve
 
Violate
What word means: (of a person) efficient and capable.
 
Competent
 
Prominent
 
Resolve
 
Devious
What word means: having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully
 
Competent
 
Prominent
 
Resolve
 
Devious
What word means: cause to feel or show inclination or prejudice for or against someone or something.
 
Bias
 
Unanimous
 
Competent
 
Inevitable
What word means: prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair;
 
Bias
 
Unanimous
 
Competent
 
Inevitable
What word means: make (someone) troubled or nervous;
 
Agitate
 
Bias
 
Competent
 
Violate
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