Civil War novel vocabulary plus game
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A person who believes in changing the laws that allow slavery
A Confederate
B Yankee
C abolitionist
D slaver
body of persons set to common purpose
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A
Committee
B
Impatient
C
Impose
D
Agriculture
The science or art of farming
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A
Settee
B
Pantalette
C
Equality
D
Agriculture
relating to ownership or having the desire to own.
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A
Oppressive
B
Possessive
C
Impose
D
Equivocal
burdensome or severe
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A
Agrarian
B
Absolute
C
Oppressive
D
Settee
Relating to farm land or fields
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A
Agriculture
B
Agrarian
C
Sentinel
D
Inaugurate
The state of being the same
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A
Equality
B
Sensitive
C
Impose
D
Indulge
To bring about, begin, or put into place or office
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A
Impose
B
Equivocal
C
Sensitive
D
Inaugurate
An emotion or specific view based on feeling
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A
Sensitive
B
Impatient
C
Settee
D
Sentiment
Ruffled long underwear ("small" pants)
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A
Flannelette
B
Agrarian
C
Pantalette
D
Impatient
to give free rein; to pamper or spoil
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A
Absolute
B
Indulge
C
Equivocal
D
Equality
Subject to two or more interpretations; undecided
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A
Impose
B
Equivocal
C
Settee
D
Oppressive
Sentry or guard
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A
Flannelette
B
Impose
C
Settee
D
Sentinel
A lightweight flannel or napped material
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A
Settee
B
Pantalette
C
Flannelette
D
Agriculture
Highly responsive or aware of feelings
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A
Equivocal
B
Impose
C
Sensitive
D
Sentiment
Free from question or restraint; ultimate
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A
Absolute
B
Impose
C
Oppressive
D
Impatient
Not willing to bear or wait; hasty
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A
Equality
B
Impatient
C
Possessive
D
Oppressive
Small Sofa
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A
Settee
B
Indulge
C
Absolute
D
Pantalette
to establish or put upon by force
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A
Impatient
B
Committee
C
Impose
D
Agrarian
"Agri-"/ "Agra-"
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A
Related to War or Battle
B
Related to Family and Friends
C
Related to Fields and Farming
D
Related to Children and Growth
"Equ-"/ "Equi-"
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A
Different from one another
B
Toward or in the direction of
C
The same for both
D
To make possible
"Sent-"/ "Sens-"
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A
Relating to money
B
To make possible
C
Away from
D
Feeling, awareness
"Ab-"
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A
Not; to establish or apply
B
From; away; off
C
Relating to stomach muscles
D
Around; over; into
"Im-"
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A
Not; to establish or apply
B
Into; less
C
Except for
D
Feeling, awareness
"In-"
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A
To make impossible
B
To inform
C
To make possible
D
To arrange
"-ee"
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A
Something that shows or takes
B
Something that performs or receives
C
Having the quality of
D
From; away; off
"-ette"
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A
Something that performs or receives
B
Having the quality of
C
Related to dancing
D
Small version of
"-ive"
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A
Relating to swimming
B
Having the quality of
C
Small version of
D
Something that performs or receives
"Ab-", "im-", and "in-" are all...
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A
appendices.
B
prefixes.
C
suffixes.
D
appendages.
Examples of __________ include "-ee", "-ette", "-ive"
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A
roots
B
appendices
C
prefixes
D
suffixes
Adding "im-" to the front of the word "polite" would result in a word that meant...
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A
without kindness.
B
without humor.
C
with joy.
D
without manners.
Sentinel, agriculture, and committee are all...
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A
nouns
B
verbs
C
adjectives
D
adverbs
Equivocal is a(n)...
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A
noun
B
verb
C
adjective
D
adverb
Possessive and absolute are...
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A
nouns.
B
verbs.
C
adjectives.
D
adverbs.
Inaugurate is a(n)...
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A
noun.
B
verb.
C
adjective.
D
adverb.
Watch out for that burning beam!" is an example of a(n) __________________ sentence.
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A
declarative
B
interrogative
C
imperative
D
exclamatory
"Your eighth grade English class will be held in the library because of testing." This is an
example of a(n) ______________ sentence.
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A
declarative
B
interrogative
C
imperative
D
exclamatory
Is, am, are, was, were, be, being, been, has, have, had, does, DO, did, can, could, shall,
should, will, would, may, might, and must are common ______.
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A
helping or auxiliary verbs.
B
sing-along favorites.
C
transitive verbs.
D
vivid verbs.
My grandfather thinks he should _________ himself less with snacking since he gained
weight over Thanksgiving.
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A
inaugurate
B
oppress
C
equivocate
D
indulge
Bob's father grew _________ with the chronic lies, since putting up with them for so long.
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A
absolute
B
possessive
C
sentimental
D
impatient
The baby was wrapped in ____________ and tucked into the crib.
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A
sentiment
B
flannelette
C
committee
D
pantaletteThe burden of listening to her neighbor's daily racist remarks grew more and more
___________ until she could no longer bear it and she made a police report.
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A
possessive
B
absolute
C
impatient
D
oppressive
After her husband's death, she felt more _________ to the losses experienced by others.
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A
sentimental
B
sensitive
C
agrarian
D
absolute
The bodyguard was the only __________ employed during the late night attack.
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A
sentiment
B
abolitionist
C
committee
D
sentinel
The toddler was so ____________ of her toys that she constantly cried out, "Mine! Mine!"
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A
imposing
B
absolute
C
oppressive
D
possessive
To ___________ or force your ideas on another person is a form of oppression.
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A
indulge
B
impose
C
establish
D
inaugurate
Respect for others is ___________ expected in this classroom!
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A
sentimentally
B
unequivocally
C
indulgently
D
possessively
In the United States, new presidents are _____________ in late January after a November
election.
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A
imposed
B
oppressed
C
abolished
D
inaugurated
The tired professor was lying on the ________ in her living room.
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A
flannelette
B
sentinel
C
settee
D
committee
The dictator ruled with ___________ authority because no one was allowed to challenge
him for fear of death.
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A
equivocal
B
sensitive
C
absolute
D
indulgent
When the Native Americans were forced from being nomadic to a more __________
society, they relied less on hunting and more on crops.
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A
equal
B
impatient
C
agrarian
D
possessive
Indulge and impose are...
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A
nouns.
B
verbs.
C
adjectives.
D
adverbs.
The root of "abolitionist" is "abolish" which is a(n)...
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A
noun.
B
verb.
C
adjective.
D
adverb.
Equivocally would be a(n)...
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A
noun.
B
verb.
C
adjective.
D
adverb.
Indulgent would be a(n)...
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A
noun.
B
verb.
C
adjective
D
adverb.