Name:______Period:______Date:______
Vocabulary Unit #12 Review Sentences
Before completing each sentence with a word from vocabulary unit #12, fill in any word or idea that will logically complete the sentence; then, go back through the vocabulary words and determine which matches each sentence best. If one of the vocabulary words from unit #12 is the “any word” that you put in the first blank, then place a synonym from the book in the second blank.
abjure
acrid
august
callous
clandestine
compunction
conflagration
elated
indelible
indulgent
inveterate
irrelevant
nocturnal
platitude
quell
quiescent
ruminate
tacit
tangible
trenchant
- His ______/______stand-up comedy routine was funny because it pointed out things that everyone could relate to.
- Tabby’s ______/______parents gave her everything she wanted.
- The points he used in his argument were ______/______; therefore, he did not convince anyone to see things from his point of view.
- It is not good to ______/______about your mistakes for too long; learn from them and then move on.
- The seniors are ______/______about the upcoming prom and graduation celebrations.
- Bats are ______/______mammals; they are most active when the sun goes down.
- The events of 9/11 have left a(n)______/______mark on all of us; we will never forget that tragic day.
- With just a quick look, the two made a(n) ______/______agreement never to speak of the situation again.
- It is not always easy to ______/______the influences of peer pressure, but it is better to do what you think is right than what others are telling you to do.
- Some people think that we are all born with a(n) ______/______understanding of the golden rule: “Treat others as you would like to be treated.
- Bears will lay ______/______through the winter; hibernation is what helps them survive the cold winter.
- She is so ______/______that she left him there crying without a second thought.
- Sometimes park services will begin a controlled fire to avoid an all out ______/ ______.
- You should avoid the use of ______/______or clichés in your writing; they usually bore your reader.
- The spoiled milk had a(n) ______/______smell.
- It was just a picture, but she looked quite ______/______sitting on the throne with a crown on her head.
- Because their parents hated each other, Romeo and Juliet had to have a(n) ______/______relationship.
- A police officer needs ______/______evidence to arrest someone; he cannot just jail people because he has a feeling they are guilty.
- The judge gave the criminal a lighter sentence because he showed ______/ ______for his wrong doings.
- The military helped to ______/______the attempted revolt against the new government’s policies.