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Vocabulary Workshop Level E Review Units 7-9 Answers

Vocabulary Workshop Level E Review Units 7-9 Answers

Vocabulary for Comprehension

  1. d - evaluate the impact of the gold rush
  2. b - rash
  3. a - notion
  4. e - unplanned
  5. c - rush of gold seekers to California
  6. b - turmoil
  7. c - sordid
  8. a - meager
  9. d - fabulous wealth for most forty-niners
  10. c - put the gold rush in perspective
  11. a - clearly significant
  12. c - The impact of the gold rush on California cannot be overstated
Click Next for Two-Word Completions
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Two-Word Completions

  1. c - vociferous . . . apathy
  2. a - chastised . . . renegades
  3. d - omnivorous . . . unpalatable
  4. b - commend . . . reprehensible
  5. a - turbulent . . . buffeted
  6. c - interred . . . consecrated
  7. d - stultify . . . multifarious
Click Next for Choosing the Right Idiom
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Choosing the Right Idiom

  1. e - become well organized
  2. j - at the last possible minute
  3. h - irritates or annoys
  4. a - from the most reliable authority; from a firsthand source
  5. f - yelled at and criticized
  6. g - provide basic instruction
  7. d - feeling very nervous
  8. b - free from danger
  9. c - get to the point quickly
  10. i - in serious trouble
Click Next for Writing with Idioms
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Writing with Idioms

  1. Blue in the face
    Meaning: Exhausted from trying or arguing without success.
    Sentence: You can argue until you’re blue in the face, but I still won’t change my mind.
  2. The whole nine yards
    Meaning: Everything possible; all the way.
    Sentence: She went the whole nine yards for her wedding, sparing no expense.
  3. Bundle up
    Meaning: Dress warmly.
    Sentence: You need to bundle up before going outside in this freezing weather.
  4. A dime a dozen
    Meaning: Very common and not special.
    Sentence: These types of souvenirs are a dime a dozen in tourist areas.
  5. Burn the midnight oil
    Meaning: Work late into the night.
    Sentence: I had to burn the midnight oil to finish the project before the deadline.
  6. Spill the beans
    Meaning: Reveal a secret.
    Sentence: Don’t spill the beans about the surprise party!
  7. At sixes and sevens
    Meaning: In a state of confusion or disarray.
    Sentence: The office was at sixes and sevens after the unexpected announcement.
  8. In the bag
    Meaning: Assured of success.
    Sentence: With her performance in the debate, the election is in the bag.
  9. Drawing a blank
    Meaning: Unable to remember or find an answer.
    Sentence: I tried to remember her name, but I kept drawing a blank.
  10. Feet on the ground
    Meaning: Practical and realistic.
    Sentence: Despite his success, he keeps his feet on the ground.
  11. Steal your thunder
    Meaning: Take attention or credit away from someone else.
    Sentence: I was excited to announce my promotion, but she stole my thunder by announcing hers first.
  12. Go out on a limb
    Meaning: Take a risk.
    Sentence: He went out on a limb by investing in that startup.
Click Next for Shades of Meaning
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Shades of Meaning

  1. Martinet - Negative (-)
  2. Derided - Negative (-)
  3. Exulted - Positive (+)
  4. Sophomoric - Negative (-)
  5. Copious - Positive (+)
  6. Suave - Positive (+)
  7. Consecrate - Positive (+)
  8. Assiduous - Positive (+)
  9. Omnipotent - Positive (+)
  10. Amend - Neutral (0)
  11. Quandary - Negative (-)
  12. Allocate - Neutral (0)
  13. Ardent - Positive (+)
  14. Gnarled - Negative (-)
  15. Commodious - Positive (+)
  16. Apathy - Negative (-)
Click Next for Expressing the Connotation
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Expressing the Connotation

  1. positive: (revel)
  2. positive: (scrumptious)
  3. negative: (squalid)
  4. positive: (condolences)
  5. neutral: (admonished)
  6. positive: (limpid)
  7. positive: (determined)
  8. neutral: (outdated)
Click Next for Challenge: Using Connotation
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Challenge: Using Connotation

  1. vociferous:
    Sample response: The use of vociferous implies that the cousin is insistent in making his criticism known.
  2. martinet:
    Sample response: The negative tone of martinet implies that Ms. Wooten is strict and rigid, demanding adherence to even the smallest rules.
  3. voluminous:
    Sample response: Voluminous lends a humorous tone, suggesting how enormous the parka seems on the small girl.
Click Next for Classical Roots
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Classical Roots

  1. advocate
  2. convocation
  3. avocation
  4. invoke
  5. equivocal
  6. evokes
  7. vocalize
  8. revoke
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