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Vocabulary Unit 5B Test
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not letting light through
opaque
yield
succumb
careless and hasty
slapdash
rebuke
reprimand
to talk in an aimless way
prattle
not running or flowing
stagnant
above all others
paramount
to refute
rebut
slavery
servitude
having a gloomy or sullen manner
morose
When he was suddenly deprived of everything he valued in life, the poor man became extremely
gloomy and _________.
morose
If we are going to use this space as a darkroom for photography, we must have a completely
_________ covering over the window.
opaque
Many people came to the New World after they had been sentenced to terms of penal ________ for
crime they had committed.
servitude
No matter what make of automobile you have, it is of ________ importance that you learn to drive
safely before you use it.
paramount
After the opposing speakers had both presented their cases, they were alowed time to _______
each other's argument.
rebut
In large areas of the huge swamp, there were _______ pools of water covered with unmoving
masses of green slime.
stagnant
"If you spent more time and effort on your essays, they would cease to be such ________
affairs," my older sister wisely observed.
slapdash
Her friends call her "Motormouth" because she has a remarkable capacity to __________ on
endlessly about the most trivial matters.
prattle
The doctor warned relatives that if the patient's condition deteriorated any further, he
would ________ to pneumonia.
succumb
Mom and dad said nothing when I failed the examination, but the disappointed looks on their
faces hurt more than the most severe __________.
reprimand
refused to succumb
yield
rebut the charges
refute
a paramount concern
chief
freed from servitude
slavery
the prattle of children
babble
slapdash
sloppy
reprimand
scold
morose
gloomy
stagnant
motionless
opaque
dense