Asked by tamy
ok I finished my essay now and I got this vocabulary finished. I really tried my best using a dictionary website but like i said earlier i just cant seem to tell the difference between some words meanings. all i can say is i tried my best on this. the answers that i chose have a little > beside it.
1. Students found her ____________ lecture hard to follow.
>A. meticulous
B. honorary
C. cogent
D. discursive
2. Everything about Carlos's financial situation seemed _________ for getting the loan he needed.
A. slovenly
>B. bodacious
C. dour
D. propitious
3. Josie's __________ experience in the convent chapel led her to choose a religious life.
A. ineffable
B. ingratiating
C. maladroit
>D. petulant
4. The ___________ team seemed to suffer one unlucky defeat and injury after another.
A. ineffable
B. fulsome
>C. inevitable
D. hapless
5. In Charlie's adolescent years, the _________ of his existence cost him his self-confidence.
A. acerbity
B. vagaries
>C. serenity
D. biliousness
6. The _________ old apple seller on the street corner used to scare Sarah.
A. copasetic
>B. pulchritudinous
C. wizened
D. transmogrified
7. The judge severely ____________ his clerks for telling the press about the defendant's case.
A. chastised
B. obligated
>C. inhibited
D. aggravated
8. Jessica gave a ___________ account of the conversation she'd had with the police.
A. verbatim
B. decorous
C. dilatory
>D. munificent
9. John's _____________ praise of his coach was part of his plan to get onto the team.
A. innocuous
B. fulsome
C. cognizant
>D. ostensible
10. Aunt Clara delivered a beautiful ____________ at Grandmother's funeral.
A. solipsism
>B. eulogy
C. ineptitude
D. soubriquet
11. His __________ crimes against the state were well chronicled in the daily papers.
A. propitious
B. querulous
C. blatant
>D. amorous
1. Students found her ____________ lecture hard to follow.
>A. meticulous
B. honorary
C. cogent
D. discursive
2. Everything about Carlos's financial situation seemed _________ for getting the loan he needed.
A. slovenly
>B. bodacious
C. dour
D. propitious
3. Josie's __________ experience in the convent chapel led her to choose a religious life.
A. ineffable
B. ingratiating
C. maladroit
>D. petulant
4. The ___________ team seemed to suffer one unlucky defeat and injury after another.
A. ineffable
B. fulsome
>C. inevitable
D. hapless
5. In Charlie's adolescent years, the _________ of his existence cost him his self-confidence.
A. acerbity
B. vagaries
>C. serenity
D. biliousness
6. The _________ old apple seller on the street corner used to scare Sarah.
A. copasetic
>B. pulchritudinous
C. wizened
D. transmogrified
7. The judge severely ____________ his clerks for telling the press about the defendant's case.
A. chastised
B. obligated
>C. inhibited
D. aggravated
8. Jessica gave a ___________ account of the conversation she'd had with the police.
A. verbatim
B. decorous
C. dilatory
>D. munificent
9. John's _____________ praise of his coach was part of his plan to get onto the team.
A. innocuous
B. fulsome
C. cognizant
>D. ostensible
10. Aunt Clara delivered a beautiful ____________ at Grandmother's funeral.
A. solipsism
>B. eulogy
C. ineptitude
D. soubriquet
11. His __________ crimes against the state were well chronicled in the daily papers.
A. propitious
B. querulous
C. blatant
>D. amorous
Answers
Answered by
anonymous
5. D
9. A
10. B
9. A
10. B
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I can't believe you actually looked these words up in a dictionary. You have one answer correct -- # 10.
For number 1, a carefully prepared (meticulous) lecture, shouldn't be hard to follow. I told you in another post that you should use the word that means "rambling, moving from subject to subject."
Please go back and check the previous post for the hints I gave you for numbers 1 - 5.
And # 11 is especially ridiculous. Amorous means "loving." How can crimes against the state be considered loving?
For number 1, a carefully prepared (meticulous) lecture, shouldn't be hard to follow. I told you in another post that you should use the word that means "rambling, moving from subject to subject."
Please go back and check the previous post for the hints I gave you for numbers 1 - 5.
And # 11 is especially ridiculous. Amorous means "loving." How can crimes against the state be considered loving?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
# 5 is not D.
Answered by
tamy
i told you i was really bad at this also i got lazy on the last question so i guessed on that one
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