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Vocab Unit 9 Jeopardy Eng 2

Vocab Unit 9 Jeopardy Eng 2. Definitions 1. Synonyms. Definitions 2. Antonyms. Complete the Sentence. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Definitions 1 100 Points.

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Vocab Unit 9 Jeopardy Eng 2

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  1. Vocab Unit 9 JeopardyEng 2

  2. Definitions 1 Synonyms Definitions 2 Antonyms Complete the Sentence 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Definitions 1 100 Points Done for show, striving to make a big impression

  4. Definitions 1 100 Points pretentious

  5. Definitions 1 200 Points Inactive, sluggish, dull

  6. Definitions 1 200 Points torpid

  7. Definitions 1 300 Points Extreme poverty

  8. Definitions 1 300 Points penury

  9. Definitions 1 400 Points Praise or flattery that is excessive

  10. Definitions 1 400 Points adulation

  11. Definitions 1 500 Points A greedy desire, particulary for wealth

  12. Definitions 1 500 Points avarice

  13. Synonyms 100 Points Gave pretentious speeches

  14. Synonyms 100 Points inflated

  15. Synonyms 200 Points Grouped with the novices

  16. Synonyms 200 Points apprentices

  17. Synonyms 300 Points To relieve their penury

  18. Synonyms 300 Points destitution

  19. Synonyms 400 Points Nebulous in form

  20. Synonyms 400 Points murky

  21. Synonyms 500 Points Irresolute about taking the trip

  22. Synonyms 500 Points vacillating

  23. Definitions 2 100 Points Shrewd, crafty, showing practical wisdom

  24. Definitions 2 100 Points astute

  25. Definitions 2 200 Points Vanishing, soon passing away

  26. Definitions 2 200 Points evanescent

  27. Definitions 2 300 Points Unable to make up one’s mind, hesitating

  28. Definitions 2 300 Points irresolute

  29. Definitions 400 Points Conspicuous, standing out from the mass

  30. Definitions 2 400 Points egregious

  31. Definitions 2 500 Points Not on time, not prompt

  32. Definition 2 500 Points dilatory

  33. Antonym 100 Points Offering her astute interpretation What does astute mean? So, what is the opposite of that?

  34. Antonym 100 Points Empty-headed

  35. Antonym 200 Points Delivered a stern anathema What is the opposite meaning of anathema?

  36. Antonym 200 Points benediction

  37. Antonym 300 Points Admitted to being culpable What is the opposite meaning of culpable?

  38. Antonym 300 Points blameless

  39. Antonym 400 Points As her anxiety abated What is the opposite of abated?

  40. Antonym 400 Points increased

  41. Antonym 500 Points Embarrassed by the adulation What is the opposite of adulation?

  42. Antonym 500 Points ridicule

  43. Complete Sentence 100 Points Bears and other animals that hibernate for months each year become _____ over the long winter.

  44. Definitions 3 100 Points torpid

  45. Complete Sentence 200 Points The experience of childhood is _____, but memories of those years can influence a person’s life forever.

  46. Complete Sentence 200 Points evanescent

  47. Complete Sentence300 Points England and Germany engaged in intermittent and _____ negotiations at the beginning of the twentieth century, but were never able to reach an alliance.

  48. Complete Sentence 300 Points dilatory

  49. Complete Sentence 400 Points It was an____ lapse in judgment to ignore the safety guidelines, allowing so many passengers to squeeze onto the already overcrowded ferry. (what is the first letter of a word is going to follow “an”?)

  50. Complete Sentence 400 Points A vowel! egregious

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