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  • Grief: After losing her beloved pet, Emily was overwhelmed with grief and couldn't stop crying.
    A deep and intense sadness, usually experienced as a result of a loss or something very sad happening.
  • Theresa analyzed her math homework for hours, but she could not figure out the right answer. What would be an ANTONYM for analyze?
    Ignore
    Study
    Examine
  • Diverted: The road was closed due to construction, so we had to be diverted onto a different route.
    To be redirected or turned away from its original course or path.
  • Consolation: Even though she didn't win the race, her friends' words of encouragement provided some consolation, making her feel better.
    Something that provides comfort or solace to someone who is upset or disappointed.
  • Mike presumed he would do well on the test, because he studied for a week. Which of the following would be an ANTONYM for presume?
    Hoped
    Understand
    Doubt
  • Elevated: The mountain climbers reached an elevated point on the peak, where they could see for miles in every direction.
    Positioned at a higher level or height; raised up
  • Brooded: After failing the test, he brooded over his mistakes, trying to figure out what went wrong.
    To think deeply and often unhappily about something for a long time.
  • Subdued: At the library, people spoke in subdued whispers, respecting the need for quiet in the reading area.
    Quiet and restrained, not overly expressive or intense.
  • Dan's boss terminated him. He needed to pack up his desk and go home. Terminate is a synonym for which of the following vocabulary words?
    Evaluate
    Eliminate
    Analyze
  • Congregated: The students congregated in the courtyard before the start of the school assembly, forming a large and excited crowd.
    Gathered or assembled together in one place, usually referring to a group of people coming together.
  • Expect would be a synonym for which of our vocabulary words? Hint: Amanda expected there would be a snow day on Monday, since it snowed Sunday night.
    Presume
    Suggest
    Context
  • Signing up for the blood drive at school is voluntary. Which of the following is an ANTONYM for voluntary?
    Eliminate
    Mandatory
    Analyze
  • My mom always buys the variety pack of chips at Costco. What is a SYNONYM for variety?
    Same
    Difference
    Alike
  • Analysis is a VARIATION for which of the following ROOT words?
    Analyze
    Interrogate
    Analyzation
  • Marissa knew that getting her permission slip signed for the field trip was mandatory, which was why she was so upset when she realized she forgot to ask her grandma to sign it. Which of the following words is an ANTONYM for mandatory?
    Required
    Unavoidable
    Unnecessary
  • The judges evaluated each of the dogs' performances in the dog show. Which of the following words is a SYNONYM for evaluate?
    Expect
    Difference
    Assess
  • Amidst: Amidst the chaos of the city, she found a peaceful park where she could sit and relax.
    In the middle of, surrounded by, or among a particular group or things.
  • Elimination is a VARIATION of which of the following ROOT WORDS?
    Terminate
    Eliminated
    Eliminate
  • Grandeur: The grandeur of the ancient palace was evident in its towering columns, intricate carvings, and vast courtyards.
    The quality of being impressive, magnificent, or grand in scale and appearance.
  • Sublime - The sunrise over the ocean was so sublime that it left everyone on the beach in awe, their mouths hanging open in wonder.
    Something that is incredibly beautiful or impressive, often to the point of feeling awe or wonder.
  • Which of the following is the ROOT WORD for VARIETY?
    Vary
    Variable
    Variation
  • After the car accident, they inspected the damage on the car. Which of the following is an ANTONYM for the word inspect?
    Ignore
    Examine
    Analyze
  • Pinnacle: Winning the gold medal at the Olympics was the pinnacle of her athletic career, and she felt on top of the world.
    The highest point or peak of something, often used to describe the very best or most successful moment.
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    Variation
    Connection
    Aid
  • Slavery was abolished in the United States in 1865. Which of our vocabulary words is a SYNONYM for abolish?
    Mandatory
    Eliminate
    Analyze
  • Bade: As he boarded the plane, his family bade him farewell, wishing him a safe journey.
    Past tense of "bid," which means to say or express good wishes, especially when someone is leaving.
  • Adam scrutinized the menu before deciding what to order. Which of our vocabulary words is a SYNONYM for scrutinize?
    Analyze
    Eliminate
    Presume
  • Serenity: The calm and serene lake at dawn was a perfect place for meditation and reflection.
    A state of calmness and peacefulness, often associated with a tranquil and untroubled environment.