English Vocab Review #6

The horse was (a)   , and nobody could tame or conquer her.

• indomitable
• vapid
• precarious
• systematic
• candor

Which of these words means "refusing to be persuaded or change your mind"?

• Discontent

• Rescind

• Copious

• Adamant

• Marvel

What three words are insults or negative terms?

• Prodigious

• Banal

• Immaculate

• Gaunt

• Vapid

I'm ​ (a)   about buying the property -- I just can't decide! I like the house, but the ​ (b)   of the property is smaller than I'd like.

• ambivalent
• acreage
• candor
• iniquity
• scorn
• calamity
• denouncing

What two words both mean a large amount/size of something?

• Prodigious

• Precarious

• Copious

• Deciduous

• Fallacious

Which of these footbridges looks the most precarious?

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What word means "to feel like someone is worthless or despicable"? HINT: It's not the word spite, but it does start with an "s".

Is candor a good trait for someone to have? Why or why not?

Either draw OR write out an example of a calamity.

What word means "to be filled with wonder and astonishment"?

• Banal

• Marvel

• Scorn

• Petulant

• Discontent