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Column 2. Column 3. Column 4. Column 5. Column 1. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. Final Jeopardy. $500. $500. $500. $500. C1 $100.
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Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 1 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Final Jeopardy $500 $500 $500 $500
C1 $100 To criticize harshly or severely __________ a. Contrive b. Castigate c. Ennui
C1? $100 • b) Castigate
C1 $200 Extremely strange; weird __________ a. Brusque b. Cajole c. Bizarre
C1 $200 c. Bizarre
C1 $300 To devise an ingenious plot or scheme __________ a. Contrive b. Castigate c. Brusque
C1 $300 a. Contrive
C1 $400 • While he was injured on the sidelines, he had to celebrate the victory __________ through his teammates. • a. Vicariously • b. Heinously • c. Surreptitiously
C1 $400 a. Vicariously
C1 500 She snuck out of the house __________ so as not to wake up her parents. a. Heinously b. Vicariously c. Surreptitiously Timer
C1 500 c. Surreptitiously
C2 $100 My parents’ strict rules and early curfew made me feel like their goal was to keep me __________ all throughout high school. a. Transgressed b. Fettered c. Transmuted
C2 $100 b. Fettered
C2 $200 Not very important; insignificant __________ a. Austere b. Inconsequential c. Grandiose
C2 $200 • b. Inconsequential
C2 $300 To treat irreverently; to defile __________ a. Desecrate b. Disconcert c. Concoct
C2 $300 a. Desecrate
C2 $400 Vulgar; inappropriate and insensitive __________ a. Austere b. Inconsequential c. Crass
C2 $400 c. Crass
C2 $500 She is normally willing to meet people halfway, but on the issue of women’s rights, she is a(n) __________ a. Restitution b. Infraction c. Stalwart
C2 $500 c. Stalwart
C3 $100 I ask that you proofread all of your writings __________ before handing them in. a. Punctiliously b. Redoubtably c. Vulnerably
C3 $100 a. Punctiliously
C3 $200 As he looked at his oversized opponent, he realized that the man would be a(n) __________ opponent in the wrestling match without weight classes. a. Punctilious b. Redoubtable c. Vulnerable
C3 $200 b. Redoubtable
C3 $300 A challenge that often involves danger __________ a. Dissension b. Consternation c. Gauntlet
C3 $300 c. Gauntlet
C3 $400 Unresponsive; slow and dull __________ a. Bovine b. Acrimonious c. Dispassionate
C3 $400 a. Bovine
C3 $500 To deny any connection with __________ a. Expurgate b. Disavow c. Dissipate
C3 $500 b. Disavow
C4 $100 If you form bad habits as a teenager, you will be more __________ to illnesses later in life. a. Susceptible b. Subservient c. Ignoble
C4 $100 a. Susceptible
C4 $200 I __________ agreed to help him clean up the blood which totally grossed me out. a. Susceptibly b. Ignobly c. Squeamishly
C4 $200 c. Squeamishly
C4 $300 Because I was late for dinner, I not only was __________ to eating the leftovers, but I had to wash the dishes as well. a. Impugned b. Relegated c. Odium
C4 $300 b. Relegated
C4 $400 Worthy of blame; guilty __________ a. Astute b. Culpable c. Dilatory
C4 $400 b. Culpable
C4 $500 Tending to delay; to procrastinate __________ a. Dilatory b. Astute c. Culpable
C4 $500 • a. Dilatory
C5 $100 Perceptive or insightful __________ a. Dilatory b. Culpable c. Astute
C5 $100 c. Astute
C5 $200 He was removed from the party for dressing in a(n) __________ manner. a. Slovenly b. Novice c. Pretentious
C5 $200 a. Slovenly
C5 $300 By hiring a PR firm to work on his damaged public image, the preciously out-of-control actor __________ his career. a. Recapitulated b. Novice c. Resuscitated
C5 $300 c. Resuscitated
C5 $400 She __________ bragged about her grandparents’ numerous mansions. a. Irresolutely b. Pretentiously c. Torpidly
C5 $400 b. Pretentiously