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ben, bene, bon, boun Vocabulary

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  • ben or bon means
    harmful
    good
    food
  • The farmers were very grateful for a ________ fall harvest.
    benign
    pro bono
    bountiful
  • Cold drinking water is very bountiful in the Sahara Desert.
    sense
    nonsense
  • The jeweler will need to inspect the ring to make sure it is a ______ emerald in that gold setting.
    bona fide
    pro bono
    bounty
  • Jewelry from the dollar store was bona fide gold and silver.
    nonsense
    sense
  • Will she be charging for her services or offering them__________?
    bona fide
    pro bono
    benefit
  • If something is bona fide, it is...
    counterfeit
    genuine
    abundant
  • The generous ________ made it possible for the city part to be rebuilt.
    bounty
    benefactor
    bonanza
  • She brought ner benediction with her to buy new shoes.
    nonsense
    sense
  • Someone who is benevolent is usually
    kindly
    generous
    polite
  • The Pope gave his ________ at a religious visit in Rome.
    bona fide
    benevolent
    benediction
  • Thankfully, his mother's brain tumor was __________ and she was able to return home quickly after her treatment.
    benediction
    benign
    benevolent
  • My benevolent friend brought me a special present today!
    nonsense
    sense
  • The museum's benefactor provided funds for the new wing.
    nonsense
    sense
  • The store was packed during their Back to School bonanza!
    nonsense
    sense
  • Which of these is an event
    bona fide
    pro bono
    bonanza
  • A synonym for benefit is
    advantage
    loss
    attractive
  • An antonym for benign is
    harmful
    helpful
    good
  • A benefactor
    collects money
    works at a factory
    donates money
  • One benefit of getting older is that your back hurts more.
    sense
    nonsense
  • The horse thief had a sizable bounty out on him.
    sense
    nonsense
  • A benediction occurs at the
    in the middle of an event
    at the beginning of an event
    end of an event
  • She was thankful that the skin cancer spot was benign.
    sense
    nonsense
  • She charged huge fees for her pro bono work with the state.
    nonsense
    sense
  • If you have a bounty of tomatoes you have
    12 tomatoes
    a lot of tomatoes
    very few tomatoes
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