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A Scholarship Vocabulary Program

A Scholarship Vocabulary Program. Course I (set 1 A). Alert (adj.). :Wide-awake and ready to act quickly; watchful. Alert (adj.). Be alert ; remove the pot from the stove ( after before- pick one answer) it boils over. Candid (adj.).

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A Scholarship Vocabulary Program

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  1. A Scholarship Vocabulary Program Course I (set 1 A)

  2. Alert (adj.) • :Wide-awake and ready to act quickly; watchful.

  3. Alert (adj.) Be alert; remove the pot from the stove (afterbefore- pick one answer) it boils over.

  4. Candid (adj.) • : open and honest in what one says or does; frank; outspoken.

  5. Candid (adj.) Candid people tell the truth (except, even- pick one answer) when it hurts.

  6. Chide (v.) • : express mild disapproval of; scold; reprove; reproach.

  7. Chide (v.) We use (gentle, harsh- pick one answer) tones when we chide someone.

  8. Counterfeit (adj.) • :made to resemble something genuine with intent to deceive; forged; bogus; sham.

  9. Counterfeit (adj.) I was (heartbroken, pretending- pick one answer) I shed counterfeit tears.

  10. Culprit (n.) • : person guilty of any offense or crime; offender.

  11. Culprit (n.) Don’t (accuse, trust- pick one answer) her; she is not the culprit.

  12. Defraud (v.) • : deprive (someone) of something by deception or fraud; cheat.

  13. Defraud (v.) If you were paid in (real, bogus - pick one answer) money, you were defrauded.

  14. Flaw (n.) • : something faulty or missing; defect; imperfect

  15. Flaw (n.) (Selfishness, Money - pick one answer) is a serious character flaw.

  16. Maul (v.) • : handle roughly; injure by beating; batter.

  17. Maul (v.) The child’s new doll was mauled by her (jealous, gentle- pick one answer) friends.

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