1. Vocab/Grammar #1 Flashcards

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1
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After school, I sat on the couch in a (blank) position as I rested.

A

recumbent

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I am a little (blank) about the upcoming test as I haven’t studied yet.

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apprehensive

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I was (blank) when my teacher told us the test isn’t until next week; I have more time to study.

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mollified

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The faces on the students coming out of the class after the test was a (blank) sign; the test must’ve been difficult.

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ominous

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Mike was (blank) his friend for wearing two different shoes. Others were laughing too.

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deriding

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I (blank) stared at my vocab list and was sad that I had to study.

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morosely

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I was (blank) with my test once I got it back; turns out I do know the words.

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complacent

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It is not nice to use (blank) words to describe others.

A

derogatory

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9
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During calzone day, Ed try to (blank) me in line, cutting in front of me.

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precede

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Cheating on a test is a (blank) behavior that teachers tend to dislike.

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reprehensible

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The new student appeared to be (blank) and kept to himself most of the day.

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aloof

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I looked (blank) at the list of homework I had to do after school; no one likes homework.

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contemptuously

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Sometimes reading can be a (blank) task, which then becomes boring and repetitive.

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monotonous

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Ed looked at his (blank) paycheck and decided he either needed a raise or a new job.

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meager

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I was (blank) to learn that practice is extended by an hour today after school; this will cause both physical and emotional suffering.

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anguished

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16
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Is this a coordinating conjunction? Mike went to the store, and bought ingredients for dinner.

A

NO. Second clause after “and” needs to be an independent clause.

17
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Correct/Incorrect? Its warmer outside that we originally thought.

A

Incorrect: It’s= it is, its=possessive (The dog chewed its bone).

18
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Is this a coordinating conjunction? The football game is scheduled for later today, the rain should hold off until later tonight.

A

NO. This is a comma splice where two sentences are incorrectly joined by a comma. To fix, either add a FANBOYS or replace the comma with a period or semicolon.

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Is this a coordinating conjunction? Dexter High School is located in southeast Michigan, and it is in close proximity to the city of Ann Arbor.

A

YES. Two independent clauses (sentences) joined by a comma and FANBOYS

20
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Is this a coordinating conjunction? I know that I will do well on the quiz later, because I studied for the quiz for the past three days.

A

NO. “because” is not a FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)