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When women walk are night, they are susceptible to harm by random attackers. What vocabulary word could replace "susceptible to harm" in this sentence?
 
vulnerable
 
surmise
 
impel
 
evoke
She assumed that the rumors were true. What vocabulary word could replace "assumed" in this sentence?
 
surmise
 
impel
 
despicable
 
vulnerable
The principal made a long angry speech about the fighting in school. What vocabulary word replaces "long angry speech" in this sentence?
 
Tirade
 
Rebuke
 
Impel
 
Surmise
The boy made an impulsive decision to jump into the river. What vocabulary word replaces "impulsive" in this sentence?
 
Spontaneous
 
Rebuke
 
Impel
 
Tirade
The mother criticized her child for throwing mud at another kid. What vocabulary word replaces the word "criticized" in this sentence?
 
Rebuke
 
Prevalent
 
Audacious
 
Impel
The mayor is a powerful figure in the village. What vocabulary word could replace "powerful" in this sentence?
 
Prevalent
 
Surmise
 
Tirade
 
Audacious
The crazy chicken forced me to run forward. What vocabulary word could replace "forced" in this sentence?
 
Impel
 
Tirade
 
Prevalent
 
Evoke
My neighbor's new dog made me recall memories of my childhood dog. What vocabulary word could replace "made me recall" in this sentence?
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Spontaneous
 
Tirade
Hitler is an historical figure that is deserving of hate. What vocabulary word can replace "is deserving of hate" in this sentence?
 
Despicable
 
Tirade
 
Surmise
 
Prevalent
That was a bold move to do his promposal in front of the whole school. What word can replace "bold" in this sentence?
 
audacious
 
despicable
 
evoke
 
impel
The sight of the toilet seat up ___d an unreasonable amount of angry within me toward my husband.
 
Evoke
 
Tirade
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
Slavery was a ___ intuition that allowed a man to treat another like property.
 
Despicable
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
It’s good to be so bold and ______ but you have to understand what you are getting into and take a calculated risk.
 
Audacious
 
Evoke
 
Rebuke
 
Surmise
Your willingness to move to a new country is ___.
 
Audacious
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Despicable
Abusing animals or people is a ____ act.
 
Despicable
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
The Vikings used to sacrifice animals and people to ___ the favor of the gods.
 
Evoke
 
Tirade
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
I felt ____ed to express my disapproval of my classmate's attitude toward our teacher.
 
Impel
 
Tirade
 
Surmise
 
Vulnerable
The rat problem at the school was ____.
 
Prevalent
 
Spontaneous
 
Surmise
 
Vulnerable
Mrs. Rivera's strong ____ left the class silent.
 
Rebuke
 
Spontaneous
 
Audacious
 
Vulnerable
The 8th graders broke out in ___ applause at the assembly.
 
Spontaneous
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Impel
The angry customer launched into a long ____ when he didn't like the employee's answer.
 
Tirade
 
Evoke
 
Audacious
 
Impel
The detective ______d that the female victim was killed by a male.
 
Surmise
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Vulnerable
Vampires are known to be ____ to sunlight, garlic, and crosses.
 
Vulnerable
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Impel
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Vulnerable
 
Vulnarable
 
Vulnerible
 
Vulmerable
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Surmise
 
Sirmise
 
Surnise
 
Surmice
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Tirade
 
Tiride
 
Tirabe
 
Tiradee
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Spontaneous
 
Spontanaous
 
Sponteneous
 
Spantaneous
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Rebuke
 
Reduke
 
Ribuke
 
Reduk
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Prevalent
 
Previlent
 
Prevalant
 
Previlant
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Impel
 
Inpel
 
Impal
 
Inpal
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Evoke
 
Evike
 
Evok
 
Eivoke
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Despicable
 
Despicible
 
Decpicible
 
Decpicable
Which word is spelled correctly?
 
Audacious
 
Audicious
 
Aubacious
 
Audasious
What word means: (of a person) in need of special care, support, or protection because of age, disability, or risk of abuse or neglect.
 
Vulnerable
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Impel
What word means: susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm.
 
Vulnerable
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Impel
What word means: a supposition that something may be true, even though there is no evidence to confirm it.
 
Surmise
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Vulnerable
What word means: suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.
 
Surmise
 
Despicable
 
Audacious
 
Vulnerable
What word means: a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation
 
Tirade
 
Evoke
 
Audacious
 
Impel
What word means: (of a process or event) occurring without apparent external cause.
 
Spontaneous
 
Evoke
 
Audacious
 
Impel
What word means: performed or occurring as a result of a sudden inner impulse or inclination and without premeditation or external stimulus.
 
Spontaneous
 
Evoke
 
Audacious
 
Impel
What word means: an expression of sharp disapproval or criticism.
 
Rebuke
 
Spontaneous
 
Audacious
 
Vulnerable
What word means: express sharp disapproval or criticism of (someone) because of their behavior or actions.
 
Rebuke
 
Spontaneous
 
Audacious
 
Vulnerable
What word means: predominant; powerful
 
Prevalent
 
Spontaneous
 
Surmise
 
Vulnerable
What word means: widespread in a particular area or at a particular time.
 
Prevalent
 
Spontaneous
 
Surmise
 
Vulnerable
What word means: drive forward; propel.
 
Impel
 
Tirade
 
Surmise
 
Vulnerable
What word means: drive, force, or urge (someone) to do something.
 
Impel
 
Tirade
 
Surmise
 
Vulnerable
What word means: invoke (a spirit or deity).
 
Evoke
 
Tirade
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
What word means: bring or recall to the conscious mind.
 
Evoke
 
Tirade
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
What word means: deserving hatred and contempt.
 
Despicable
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Rebuke
What word means: showing an impudent lack of respect.
 
Audacious
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Despicable
What word means: showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks.
 
Audacious
 
Evoke
 
Impel
 
Despicable