Sadlier Level Blue Unit 5 Completing the Sentence

The principal did not mince her words but spoke in _____________ terms on the subject of prejudice to the students assembled in the school auditorium

• blunt

• persecuted

• supreme

• blemish

• hospitality

She described the ugly insult that had been written on a wall as a _____________ on the school's honor.

• blunt

• persecuted

• supreme

• blemish

• hospitality

She went on to warn that she would not allow a handful of students to be _________ just because they held different religious beliefs from most.

• blunt

• persecuted

• supreme

• blemish

• hospitality

"Sometimes it requires a __________ effort," she said, "to overcome our prejudices and respect the dignity of others."

• blunt

• persecuted

• supreme

• blemish

• hospitality

She asked that everyone work together to make ours a school that is known for the ________ it shows to all.

• blunt

• persecuted

• supreme

• blemish

• hospitality

Though many Native American peoples lived in settled villages and farmed the land, many others lived the life of _____________

• capable

• festive

• nomads

• transport

The nomadic tribes of the Great Plains marked successful buffalo hunts with __________ ceremonies of thanks.

• capable

• festive

• nomads

• transport

In Asia the nomadic Kazakhs use camels to ___________ their tents, called yurts, and other belongings from place to place.

• capable

• festive

• nomads

• transport

Because they lose body water very slowly, camels are _________ of traveling for days, even in extreme heat, without drinking a drop.

• capable

• festive

• nomads

• transport

The safety panel looking into the train crash __________ that the most likely cause was human error.

• detect

• concludes

• fatigue