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The purpose of this experiment isto find out whether a substance will dissolve more rapiaiy In water If itis thoroughly (cowered, pulverized) 5, Although | may not agree with what you have to say, | will alvays (assert, disdain) your right to say ft {8 Your thoughtiess remarks hurt me deeply, even ‘Supeman ist oppewrare wasn though you say that you were merely tying to ba Alen Game No.1 fom 1895 (plausible, facetious) 7: In recent decades, we have been forced to make greater use of our (ample, inaudible) coal supply lo meet our growing energy needs, 8, ittaxes a practiced eye to make out the (gpitaphs, addendums) on old, weather beaten tombstones in a country churchyard one of the most (intriguing, prodigal) mysteries | have ever read involved a priest ‘and was set in the Wis West. 40. | do not believe that people who come from poor families should be regarced &s (apparitions, plebeians) 11. Government officials beliove the pirate situation occurring in the high seas remeins (inaudible, yolatile) and requires immediate action. 12. My neighbors furniture is supposed to be “original” and “colorful” but| think tis (1) (indiscriminate, facetious) coliection of junk. 18, It will take the two of us months of strict econorizing to make up for thie one weekend of (ethical, prodigal) shopoing. 4A. in Shakespeare's Macbeth, the witcnes show the tlle character thros prophetic (ethics, apparitions) 45. Mind my fiend’s stories about ite Inher native country most (plebelan, intriguing) ©} -ccss vocabulary: 4d. (See pp. T1415.) Unit 5 « 6546. Only & snob would show such (disdain, intrigue) for somecne who doesnt drive & fancy car. 417, The tenant wanted tha landlord to include a mola (apparition, addendum) in his Jease co the owner would be reeponsitie for any mold problerrs. 418. The (proximity, epitaph) ofthe leaders’ dees on many subjects made iteasy for | thom To work together curing that oritcal period of our history j 49. Sometimes, it's dificult to tell if my brother is being (facetious, ethical) or if he really means the things he says, 20. The voters, (volatile, aghast) that such scandal could occur in their town, dermanded the mayor's immeciate resignation | fr |thought that my whispers you wee (prodigal inuelble), but tcamed | eee son fne tech ie me in ne uncertain fe To be cuit | 22. Het moods are so (ample, volatile) that we never know if she will be in a good humor or down in the dumps: i 24. His explanation that he is failing math becauso "the teacher is dowm on me" doesn't seem (plausible, volatile). i 24. Lawyers may be punished by disbarment it can be shown that they have violated the (ethieg, epitaphs) oF the legal profession. 25. The (apparition, proximity) of nuclear war Inspired the ntamatonal agreement Choose the werd rom tis Unt that sth some or most neatly Synonyms the somein meaning os the bottace vor’ or expression nthe phrase. ite that word onthe lne. Use odctionary f ecessary. inaudible 2. crushed turquoise to use as paint pigment pulverized 8, under the authorization of the United Nations jurisdiction 4, a function that makes the television muted 4. a letter that includes @ postscript addendum 5, mystified by their unusual behavior intrigued 6. refused to help the squanderer prodigal 7 known for having a highly unpredictable disposition volatile 8, tho olearest way to pronounce our freedom assert 9. cringed as the tornado roared past __cowered ee 10. terrified by spirits apparitions 66 = Unit 5 C0088 vocatuiary:5. (See pp T1415)The synonyms and antonyms here do not appear on the Definitions page. Choose the word from this Unit that is most nearly opposite i Antonyms — meaning tothe boldface word or expression inthe phrase. Write that word on the line, Use a dictionary if necessary. 4. 2 person with thrifty spending habits prodigal 2, pointed out an omission in the contract addendum 3. made a reply that was easily heard inaudible 4, offered us 2 faretched alibi ___plausibie : 5. visited by a corporeal being apparition i From the words inthis Unit, choose the one that best completes Completing per rine following sentences. Write the correct word frm in the the Sentence space prosied 4. The giant crushers ited the boulders and quickly pulverized _ them nto a uniform gray powder. 2. The way the child —___e0wered_around Rex gave me the impression that tne had a fear of dogs. “The planning board refused to allow the construction of @ factory in close ___ proximity _ to our schoo! building. 4. People ofall raligions strive to live up to high moral ang sthical standards 5, In that elegant French restaurant, which serves al! kinds of fancy foods, she ordered a(n) ——-Plebelan_ham and cheese on rye. 6. | aporeciate your __Prodigal_dispiay of grattude, but a simple “hank you" would co. 7. Did Ben Jonson write the ——¢Pltaph_ engraved on Shakespeare's Tombsione? 8. For the moment the erowd was quiet and subdued, but we knew that itwas so volatile that it might become ugly and dangerous at any time. 9. | hope he was just being ___favetious_ when he saia that my dancing reminded him ofa trained bear 40. Although they did not dare to attack the emperor publicly, hey “intrigued __in seoret to bring about his downtell © cess vocabuany: 4a, 6.90 99. T1415) anit 5» 67 +t41. Since you were given ro excuse for your failure to complete 12, Ain) pound to waste a lot of tine. 43, Observers on the ground were and plunge back to earth second set up an interesting situat ble ig after launch. 44, The writer of the mystery story ending was not _———Plaustble__— 3s falls within the 46. Regulation of radio and TY station federal government 46, The “ghostly igure" you think you saw inthe graveyard _"S apparition ____ created by your imagination. 47. Who would be so proud in time of real need? 42, Because the PA. system was nat working, the voice of 1s, we proudly ——+ Inits aid to the needy. 49, in answer to unfair orticiem: has always been generous 20. Notes from a ra Second edition of the comedian’s biography. 4. Look back at "Realty Che Your network has been r particular reality show, bt the chow Inexpensive to produce. However, many ig in bad taste anc eap televising the real bbe more expensive to pro the passage and three Unit words to SUPy receiving many compiaint ty show er to replace it with ijuce. Write an argument ui 2, The writer of "Reality Check” (page: Une fame the cast of a really show than can nam Sar goctety is in big rouble.” Do you agree with Gesay, support your opinion with evidence anc ex the reading (refer to pages three paragraphs, and use “Tang prompt #2 ie modeled on hat of 5 Ecos Voceeulany: whiting 68 = Uni indiscriminate __ Ty viewer, who watches any ro interview were included as a(n) — ¢ rellecis poorly an the network. You must rhew programming that might 160-51), oF personal experionc: three or more words from tnis Unit ample __ time to prepare your report, | can See program, goad or bad, is aghast___to see the rocket explode sion, putin my opinion the jurisdiction __of the ‘was no more than a(n) of so foolish 28 to_____tisdain__a helping hand the speaker was completely inaudible 19 most of the people in the hail asserted __that our family addendum inthe eck” (pages 60-61). Suppose you are a TV executive 's and criticisms avout a ratings are good. The show is iso Wy etics and viewers say that the program t decide whether to ssing at least two detalis ftom port your postion. Js 60-64) states that "when more people fe thait own state's senators, is viewpoint? In a briet amples from your studie®, 2, Write at least standardized tests. 0, 2d, 34. 4. (See pP.TI