Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 8 Choosing the Right Word Answers
- dissension
- intemperate
- gauntlet
- dissipated
- expurgated
- hypothetically
- odium
- relegated
- ignoble
- consternation
- susceptible
- dispassionate
- perfidy
- bovine
- squeamish
- dissension
- impugn
- disavow
- acrimonious
- corpulent
- dissipated
- consternation
- hypothetical
- subservient
- squeamish
Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 8 Synonyms and Antonyms Answers
Word/Phrase | Synonym/Antonym |
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Their MINDLESS, faithful devotion. | S. Bovine |
To DISOWN any credit for herself | S. Disavow |
His CAUSTIC way of speaking | S. Acrimonious |
TAKE ISSUE WITH his credentials | S. Impugn |
Setting aside her CONJECTURAL motive | S. Hypothetical |
The brutal CONTEST he endured | S. Gauntlet |
A DISHONORABLE end to a shadowy life | S. Ignoble |
Felling WOOZY at the very thought | S. Squeamish |
DOWNGRADED to coach seating | S. Relegated |
Not a hint of DUPLICITY in him | S. Perfidy |
A FRIENDLY game of basketball | A. Acrimonious |
One of the king’s GALLANT knights | A. Ignoble |
A gesture of COMMITMENT | A. Perfidy |
Listening to a LIVELY speech | A. Bovine |
Felling ROBUST in the face of adversity | A. Squeamish |
Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 8 Completing the Sentence Answers
Word/Phrase | Definition |
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Dispassionate | We have had enough of high-powered, excited oratory; what we need now is a(n) ______ examination of the facts. |
Bovine | Although she seems rather plodding in her behavior and rarely becomes excited, I think it is unfair to call her “______.” |
Ignoble | She is a person of such fine moral standards that she seems incapable of a(n) ______ act. |
Dissipated | Instead of using their forces in one concerted attack on the enemy, they ______ their strength in minor engagements. |
Relegated | The job of cleaning up the field and the stands after the big game was ______ to the freshmen. |
Hypothetical | Our discussion that day was a(n) _____ one, based on the possibility – still far from definite – that I would take the job. |
Dissention | Far from presenting a unified front, the party is torn by all kinds of strife and ______. |
Impugn | I am not trying to ______ his truthfulness, but I still do not see how the facts support his claims. |
Disavow | Now that these ugly facts about his business dealings have come to light, I must _____ my support of his candidacy. |
Acrimonious | Vigorous debate is fine, but is there any real need for such unrestrained and ______ name-calling? |
Susceptible | He is so ______ to flattery that with a few complimentary words I can get him to do almost anything I want. |
Intemperate | Though her overall position seemed to be sensible, her language was so unrestrained and ______ that people wouldn’t support her. |
Squemish | Anyone as ______ as that trainee will have trouble accustoming himself to the sights, sounds, and smells of hospital work. |
Perfidy | Because Vidkun Quisling cooperated with the Nazis, his name has become a symbol of ______ in his home country of Norway. |
Odium | The ______ for this tragic failure does not belong to any individual or small group but to the community as a whole. |
Consternation | To the ______ of the people in the stands, the lion leaped out of the cage and bounded toward the exit. |
Expurgated | Thomas Bowdler ______ certain words from Shakespeare’s plays because he felt that they were unfit to “beread aloud in a famity.” |
Subservient | Under the American form of government, all branches of the military are cleary ______ to the civilian authority. |
Gauntlet | The bold candidate threw down the ______ and dared her opponent to face her in a televised debate. |
Corpulent | People with a tendency toward being ______ must wage a lifelong struggle against rich foods. |
Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 8 Vocabulary in Context Answers
Question | Answer |
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A ignoble gesture is NOT: | |
a) repugnant | |
b) dignified | B |
c) shameful | |
d) dishonorable | |
A – dignified | |
The act of disavowing involves: | |
a) renouncing | A |
b) confirming | |
c) conjecturing | |
d) describing | |
A – renouncing | |
A person with susceptibilities is most likely to be: | |
a) argumentative | |
b) serene | |
c) confident | |
d) vulnerable | D |
A person in a state of odium feels: | |
a) happiness | |
b) acceptance | |
c) boredom | |
d) loathing | D |
A person who is relegated has been: | |
a) judged | |
b) consigned | B |
c) promoted | |
d) assisted |
Other Vocab Workshop Level F Answers
Unit | Link |
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Unit 1 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 1 Answers |
Unit 2 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 2 Answers |
Unit 3 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 3 Answers |
Unit 4 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 4 Answers |
Unit 5 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 5 Answers |
Unit 6 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 6 Answers |
Unit 7 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 7 Answers |
Unit 8 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 8 Answers |
Unit 9 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 9 Answers |
Unit 10 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 10 Answers |
Unit 11 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 11 Answers |
Unit 12 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 12 Answers |
Unit 13 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 13 Answers |
Unit 14 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 14 Answers |
Unit 15 | Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 15 Answers |