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8th Grade PARCC Unit 7

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  • hide, conceal, suppress
    narrate antonyms
  • harangue, diatribe, tongue-lashing, ranting
    tirade synonyms
  • veteran, past master, pro, expert
    novice antonyms
  • disorder, remain
    modify antonym
  • brief, succinct, terse, pithy, to the point
    concise synonyms
  • wordy, prolix, verbose, garrulous, loquacious long-winded
    concise antonyms
  • throughout the world, present everywhere
    universal
  • revolt, riot, uprising
    mutiny synonyms
  • (v.)to finish; to bring something to an end; to decide after careful thought
    conclude
  • discourage, dissuade, halt
    compel antonyms
  • limited, narrow, rare
    universal antonyms
  • cease, terminate
    commence antonym
  • broad, common, global
    universal synonyms
  • to begin, to start
    commence
  • open rebellion against authority
    mutiny
  • refute, disprove, revoke
    validate antonyms
  • compliment, praise
    tirade antonyms
  • initiate, launch, inaugurate
    commence synonyms
  • brief and to the point, expressing much in few words
    concise
  • (n.) one who is just a beginner at some activity requiring skill and experience (also used adjectivally)
    novice
  • fact, reality, truth
    theory antonyms
  • change, adapt, adjust, improve
    modify synonyms
  • recite, recount, unfold
    narrate synonyms
  • to confirm, support, corroborate
    validate
  • obedience, calm, peace, subservience
    mutiny antonyms
  • close, complete, stops
    conclude synonyms
  • well-tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observations
    theory
  • Change to ensure accuracy.
    modify
  • authenticate, argue, attest
    validate synonyms
  • trainee, apprentice
    novice synonyms
  • to tell a story or describe a series of events
    narrate
  • to force or strongly persuade; coerce
    compel
  • approach, doctrine, plan
    theory synonyms
  • (n.) a long, angry speech, usually very critical
    tirade
  • sway, urge, impel
    compel synonym
  • open, begin, start, commence
    conclude antonyms