6th vocab lesson 18

5 Written Questions

1. to make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value
2. brutal; cruel; lacking kindness and pity
3. After the successful treatment in the hospital, Micah was completely ____.
4. Reading all the instructions first will _____ installing the software.
5. to make young or vigorous again

4 Matching Questions

1. forsake
2. impaired
3. facilitate
4. envelop

1. a to abandon; to give something up
2. b to wrap within; to surround entirely
3. c One bad effect of his long illness was ____ hearing.
4. d to make easier or to help along; to assist

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to cause pain; to do something unpleasant or punishing
   1. inflict
   2. exploit
   3. impair
   4. envelop
2. verb - to use to the greatest possible advantage
   verb - to make use of selfishly and unfairly
   noun - an exciting or a heroic adventure or deed
   1. exploit
   2. envelop
   3. impair
   4. exploits
3. The baby bird was ____ in its mother's wing.
   1. envelop
   2. rejuvenated
   3. exploit
   4. enveloped
4. to make worse; to damage
   1. inflict
   2. exploit
   3. impaired
   4. impair
5. After I forgot my lines in the play, my little sister ____ me, calling me names.
   1. belittle
   2. belittled
   3. impaired
   4. rehabilitated

5 True/False Questions

1. inhumane → In some countries, people receive ___ punishments for minor crimes.

   True        False

2. rehabilitate → to restore to a healthy or good condition

   True        False

3. inflict → Gossip can often ___ pain on innocent people.

   True        False

4. exploits → The boss ____ his workers by not allowing them to take breaks.

   True        False

5. rejuvenated → Nona loved the way she always felt ____ after swimming in the ocean.

   True        False