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