Scholarship Vocabulary Level II Lesson 3 Flashcards
Class review deck. Use prior to exams.
Surgeons who operate on critically ill heart patients must take _________ measures to insure maximum health.
meticulous
Homework is not made to ___________ punishment but to provide students with feedback.
inflict
We will have to _______________ the pleasure of our favorite program because we won’t be home from practice.
forgo
Even Jessica’s most ___________ friend deserted her when she started using drugs.
steadfast
Solve or settle
What is “resolve”?
Lenient, tolerant, accepting
What is “indulgent”?
Precious, priceless, high in value
What is “invaluable”?
Compel, constrain, necessary
What is “oblige”?
Impose, force
What is “inflict”?
Her ___________, heartless actions caused her to lose many people who were friends at one time.
callous
Those who are __________ in doing homework for practice usually suffer for their lack of effort.
remiss
Empty or Vain
What is “hollow”?
Staunch, loyal, dependable
What is “steadfast”?
Neglectful, derelict, lax
What is “remiss”?
Hard-hearted, insensitive
What is “callous”?
Delight, rapture, bliss
What is “ecstasy”?
Renounce, sacrifice, do without
What is “forgo”?
Doubtful, questionable, unpromising
What is “dubious”?
Distinguishable, Observable, Perceptible
What is “discernible”?
We were __________ to stay after school to make up missed assignments.
obliged
The entire class was _________by the rude behavior of Justin whose rude remarks prevented the teacher from taking the class on a field-trip.
perturbed
Intrusive, interfering, impertinent
What is “meddlesome”?
Suppose or presume
What is “assume”?
Disturb, agitate, disquiet
What is “perturb”?
The lights in the distance became _________ as the fog lifted in the darkness.
discernible
Plot, conspiracy, scheme
What is “intrigue”?
Precise, exacting, detailed
What is “meticulous”?
Only those students who did not study were __________ to taking the Civics exam.
averse
Loathe, disinclined, reluctant
What is “averse”?
Recover, regain, repossess
What is “retrieve”?