Combo with English 1B Vocab Set 6 and 3 others

5 Written Questions

1. Verb- To prevent from moving freely or making progress; to Limit OR Noun- A large basket with Dirty Clothes.
2. Verb- To prevent from taking place; frustrate; block.
3. Verb- To sink to a lower or more normal level.
   Verb- To become Less active or Intense.
4. (noun) Excellent judgment and insight; skill in perceiving.
5. Noun- A false belief.
   Faulty and illogical reasoning.

5 Matching Questions

1. Imply
2. Premonition
3. Behold
4. Impressionistic
5. Adulation

1. a (Adj.) Describing a highly personal, individual response to experience. Stephen Crane's novel The Red Badge of Courage shows a young soldier's impressionistic view of a war.
2. b Noun- Adoration; excessive praise or flattery.
   Adulate
3. c (Noun), A feeling that something will happen in the future; an advance warning.
4. d Verb- To hint; to suggest indirectly.
5. e (verb)To gaze at or look upon.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Verb- To Criticize or express disapproval.
   ed, ful
   1. Reproach
   2. Behold
   3. Fallacy
   4. Grape
2. Adj- Beyond doubt or question; certain.
   1. Laudable
   2. Indisputable
   3. Dissuade
   4. Scuttle
3. (Adj.) Marked by understanding or awareness; sharp; sensitive.
   1. Premonition
   2. Perceptive
   3. Preclude
   4. Critique
4. Noun- A detailed review; man evaluation
   Verb- To review, discuss, or evaluate.
   1. Scuttle
   2. Quibble
   3. Critique
   4. Refute
5. Noun- Something that draws attention away from the main issue.
   1. Red herring
   2. Refute
   3. Reproach
   4. Deter

5 True/False Questions

1. Procrastinate → Verb- To delay; to put off doing something.

   True        False

2. Dissuade → Verb- To discourage from doing something through persuading.

   True        False

3. Laudable → Adjective- Worthy of praise or honor.
   laud

   True        False

4. Infer → Verb- To draw conclusions from evidence.

   True        False

5. Cessation → Noun- Adoration; excessive praise or flattery.
   Adulate

   True        False