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Improving Vocabulary Skills Chapter 11

Improving Vocabulary Skills Chapter 11. IVS: CHAPTER 11 WORDS:. BLATANT. GLOAT. BLIGHT. IMMACULATE. CONTRIVE. PLAGIARISM. GARBLE. QUALM. GAUNT. RETALIATE. IVS: CH. 11 - TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT:. 1. Blatant ( bl ā ' tənt) - adjective

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Improving Vocabulary Skills Chapter 11

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  1. Improving Vocabulary Skills Chapter 11

  2. IVS: CHAPTER 11 WORDS: BLATANT GLOAT BLIGHT IMMACULATE CONTRIVE PLAGIARISM GARBLE QUALM GAUNT RETALIATE

  3. IVS: CH. 11 - TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT: 1. Blatant(blā' tənt) - adjective The company's disregard of the environment is blatant. It makes no effort to stop polluting coastal waters with garbage. a. unmistakable b. scrambled c. not noticeable 2. Blight (blīt) - noun There are two ways of looking at TV: as a blight that dulls the mind or as a valuable source of information. something… a. that assists b. very obvious c. that harms

  4. 3. Contrive (kən'trīv) - verb Jill has to contrive a way to get a day off from work for her friend's wedding. She's already used up her vacation time. a. to think up b. to mix up c. to avoid 4. Garble (găr' bəl) - verb The company had garbled the bike's assembly instructions so badly that we were constantly confused about which step to do next. a. to read b. to lose c. to jumble

  5. 5. Gaunt (gônt) - adjective Sharon's eating disorder, called anorexia nervosa, has made her so gaunt that she looks like a walking skeleton. a. very thin b. wide c. confused 6. Gloat (glōt) - verb Neil's sister always tattles on him and then gloats when he's punished, saying, "I told you so." a. to apologize fully b. to be overly self-satisfied c. to pay back

  6. 7. Immaculate (ĭ-măk' yə-lĭt) - adjective Don't expect children to come home from a party with immaculate clothing. Children usually manage to get as much birthday cake on their clothing as in their mouths. a. uncomfortable b. spotless c. soiled 8. Plagiarism (plā' jĕ-rĭz' əm) - noun The teacher warned her students that using an author's words as one's own is plagiarism. a. Creativity b. the stealing of ideas c. planning

  7. 9. Qualm (kwŏm) - noun Larry is so honest that he has qualms about telling "little white lies." For instance, it bothers him to say he likes a friend's new haircut when he really doesn't. a. a guilty feeling b. a proud memory c. a clever plan 10. Retaliate (rĭ-tăl' ē-āt) - verb When Ron refused to pay his little sister for washing his car, she retaliated by washing it again - with its windows open. a. to forgive b. to take revenge c. to confuse

  8. IVS: CH. 11 - MATCHING WORDS WITH DEFINITIONS: 1. An uneasy feeling about how right or proper a particular action is Qualm 2. To mix up or confuse (as a story or message); scramble Garble 3. To feel or express delight or self-satisfaction, often spitefully Gloat 4. Something that weakens, damages, or destroys Blight 5. Using someone else's writings or ideas as one's own Plagiarism 6. To plan cleverly; think up Contrive 7. To return an injury for an injury; pay back Retaliate 8. Very obvious, often offensively so Blatant 9. Perfectly clean Immaculate 10. Thin and bony Gaunt

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