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What type of surgeon is described as stitching with precision?

  • careless
  • reckless
  • rushed
  • meticulous (correct)

Which term best describes a planned approach that provides a promising solution?

  • confusing
  • strategic (correct)
  • unstructured
  • haphazard

What emotion did the child display towards the bitter-tasting medicine?

  • indifference
  • disgust (correct)
  • curiosity
  • delight

How is beauty in nature exemplified according to the content?

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What best describes the reception given to the new play by the audience?

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What does the term 'benevolent' mean?

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Which word best describes the state of being in 'jeopardy'?

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What does 'impervious' imply about a material?

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What is the meaning of 'extol'?

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What does 'retrogress' mean in a business context?

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What does the word 'meticulous' suggest about a person's actions?

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How is the term 'tepid' best described?

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Which of the following best defines 'nostalgia'?

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What did the Smith family organize to support the local community?

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Which word best describes how Sarah handled the basketball during the game?

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What characterized Emily's behavior, as impacted by her duplicity?

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What does the term 'quintessence' refer to in the context of beauty?

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What does it mean to be meticulous in one's craft?

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In their divorce proceedings, how did Sarah and John maintain their relationship?

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What does the term 'averse' suggest regarding Sarah's feelings towards skydiving?

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What action did the detective take to solve the murder case?

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What word best describes the neighbor's interaction after their previous argument?

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Which term best characterizes the decline of the country mentioned?

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What emotion is conveyed by the child who refuses to eat his vegetables?

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What does the term 'imploring' convey about the politician's actions?

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Which word describes the chef's ability to delight his guests?

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What is the likely consequence of Jane's aversion to modern music when her friends suggest attending concerts?

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Which factor influenced companies to reconsider their practices during the recent economic downturn?

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What does 'jeopardy' imply about Maria's situation in the spelling bee competition?

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How does 'nostalgia' relate to Jane's experience with her grandmother's journal?

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What do the terms 'belligerent' and 'tepid' suggest about the audience's response to the speaker?

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What does the word 'adroit' imply about a person's skill set?

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Which description best captures the meaning of 'impervious' in the context of the protective suit?

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What was the Smith family's primary objective with the food drive?

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Which word best describes Sarah's basketball skills during the game?

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What is the significance of the word 'quintessence' in describing something?

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What does Emily's duplicity reveal about her character?

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What does the term 'feasible' imply about the high-speed rail project?

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What is suggested by the watchmaker's meticulous nature?

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What is implied by Sarah and John's amicable relationship during their divorce?

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What emotion is associated with the action of grimacing?

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How is the term 'quintessence' best defined in the examples provided?

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Flashcards

Benevolent

Kind and charitable; showing a desire to help others

Adroit

Skillful and clever in the use of hands or body; dexterous

Duplicity

Deception; dishonesty; hypocrisy

Grimace

A facial expression of pain, disgust, or displeasure

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Meticulous

Showing great attention to detail; very careful

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Scrutinize

To examine something very closely and carefully; to study in detail

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Amicable

Friendly and peaceable; cordial

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Averse

Having a strong feeling of dislike or opposition to something; reluctant

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Belligerent

aggressive; combative

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Impervious

not affected or hurt by

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Impetus

a moving force; impulse; stimulus

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Jeopardy

danger; risk

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Nostalgia

a longing for something past; homesickness

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Retrogress

to move backward

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Tepid

unenthusiastic; marked by absence of interest

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Skilled Surgeon

A surgeon who performs procedures with accuracy and precision.

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Generous Sponsor

A person who gives large donations to worthy causes.

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Cursory Glance

A quick look that doesn't involve close inspection.

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Harmful Actions

Acts that cause damage, distress, or harm.

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Viable Plan

A plan that works well and solves a problem effectively.

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Treacherous Actions

Actions that are deceitful, unreliable, and harmful, potentially causing damage or betrayal.

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Promising Solution

A plan or idea that offers a good chance of effectively resolving a problem or issue.

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Sour Face

A facial expression that shows disgust or displeasure, often accompanied by a frowning mouth.

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Horrific Tragedy

A catastrophic event that causes widespread suffering, pain, and loss.

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Delicate Petals

The thin, soft parts of a flower that are often colorful and delicate.

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Belligerent tone

A tone of voice that is aggressive, hostile, or combative.

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Extol

To praise highly; to celebrate.

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Concentration Camps

Special camps created by Nazis during World War II to imprison, exploit, and systematically kill millions of people, primarily Jewish individuals and others deemed undesirable by the Nazi regime.

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Star of David

A six-pointed star, often used as a symbol of Judaism, which was forced upon Jews by the Nazis during World War II to identify them and segregate them from the general population.

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Quintessence

The most perfect or typical example of something; the essential element or quality of something.

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What does 'meticulous' mean?

Showing great attention to detail; very careful.

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What is 'scrutinize'?

To examine something very closely and carefully; to study in detail.

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What does 'averse' mean?

Having a strong feeling of dislike or opposition to something; reluctant.

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What are 'feasible' plans?

Plans that are practical, achievable, and likely to be successful.

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Study Notes

Vocabulary Workshop - Grade 10, Unit 2

  • Benevolent: Charitable, kind
  • Cursory: Hasty, not thorough
  • Duplicity: Treachery, deceit, dishonesty
  • Feasible: Possible
  • Grimace: Facial distortion, dry face
  • Holocaust: Large-scale destruction, especially by fire
  • Meticulous: Extremely careful
  • Quintessence: Purest form of something, perfect example
  • Scrutinize: Examine carefully
  • Amicable: Peaceable, friendly
  • Averse: Opposed, unwilling
  • Belligerent: Aggressive, combative
  • Extol: Praise generously
  • Impervious: Not affected or hurt by
  • Impetus: Moving force, impulse, stimulus
  • Jeopardy: Danger, risk
  • Nostalgia: Longing for something past, homesickness
  • Retrogress: To move backward
  • Tepid: Unenthusiastic, marked by absence of interest
  • Precision: Exactness, accuracy.
  • Charitable: Giving to those in need; generous.
  • Treacherous: Deceptive; disloyal
  • Sour: Having a bad taste; unpleasant.
  • Disgust: Strong dislike; revulsion.
  • Diligence: Careful and thorough work.
  • Amiable Split: A friendly separation.
  • Divorce Proceedings: Legal action to end a marriage.
  • Friendship: A bond of affection.
  • Family gatherings: Family events.

Example Sentences Using Vocabulary

  • The surgeon stitched up the patient's wound with precision.
  • The generous sponsor donated millions of dollars to charitable causes.
  • The cursory glance over the document revealed nothing of significant importance.
  • The politician's treacherous actions threatened the integrity of the government.
  • The child's sour face offered a promising solution to the pressing issue, to the child's disgust
  • The holocaust of World War II was a horrific tragedy that shook the world.
  • The meticulous brushstrokes brought the painting to life with intricate detail.
  • The quintessence of beauty in nature is found in the delicate petals of a rose.
  • The detective scrutinized the crime scene with diligence, searching for clues.
  • The couple's amicable split surprised everyone, maintaining their friendship.
  • She was averse to the idea of skydiving, as she had a fear of heights.
  • The belligerent tone of the speech sparked protests and outrage among the audience.
  • Jane's friends were quick to extol her kindness.
  • The impervious material of the protective suit kept the wearer safe from the hazardous chemicals.
  • The recent economic downturn provided the impetus for many companies to re-evaluate practices.
  • The tragic loss of his close friend served as the impetus for John to start a non-profit organization aimed at preventing similar accidents.
  • The jeopardy in the spelling bee competition, created a sense of urgency.
  • Her nostalgia for her childhood was triggered by a grandmother's journal.
  • The company began to retrogress due to poor management decisions.
  • The audience's tepid response to the speaker's presentation indicated a lack of interest.

Other Notable Concepts

  • Food Drive: A Smith family effort to support the community by gathering and distributing groceries.
  • Crime Scene: The detective scrutinized each detail of the scene for clues.
  • Spelling Bee: A competition requiring participants to correctly spell intricate words; Maria was in jeopardy.
  • Charity event: An event to help those in need with food and clothing.
  • High-speed rail network: A plan for an ambitious project for a new rail network.
  • Concentration camps: Part of the Holocaust where prisoners were killed.
  • Yellow Star of David: Jews were forced to wear this as a means of identification during the Holocaust.

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