The word AMALGAMATE

MOST NEARLY means:

A. (v.) To honor the memory of
B. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
C. (v.) To add to the very end; To tack onto the end
D. (adj.) Highly imaginative but unlikely; Not readily believable
E. (n.) A shelter from danger or hardship; A refuge
The word UPHEAVAL
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (v.) To do a kindness or a favor to; To oblige, assist, serve or aid
B. (v.) To obtain by force, threats or abuse of authority
C. (v.) To add to the very end; To tack onto the end
D. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
E. (n.) A sudden, violent disruption or upset
The word ENUMERATE
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (n.) A copy of something; A duplicate
B. (adj.) Highly imaginative but unlikely; Not readily believable
C. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
D. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character
E. (v.) To name one by one; To count off items
The word TRANSFORM
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
B. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
C. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character
D. (n.) Loyalty to a government or cause
E. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
The word TRANSFORM
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
B. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
C. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character
D. (n.) Loyalty to a government or cause
E. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
The word EXALT
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
B. (v.) To praise, glorify or honor
C. (n.) A sudden, violent disruption or upset
D. (v.) To name one by one; To count off items
E. (n.) Loyalty to a government or cause
The word ABSTAIN
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character
B. (adj.) Pursuing only one's own ends or interests
C. (v.) To honor the memory of
D. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
(n.) A shelter from dThe word EXTORT
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (adj.) Highly imaginative but unlikely; Not readily believable
B. (n.) A record of a score or count; (v.) To count or keep score, to record by making a
mark
C. (v.) To obtain by force, threats or abuse of authority
D. (v.) To add to the very end; To tack onto the end
E. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
The word ACCOMMODATE
MOST NEARLY means:
E. (v.) To praise, glorify or honor
F. (v.) To do a kindness or a favor to; To oblige, assist, serve or aid
G. (v.) To honor the memory of
H. (n.) A sudden, violent disruption or upset
I. (adj.) Tending to always follow authority; Obedient
The word GLUM
MOST NEARLY means:
J. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character
K. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
L. (v.) To praise, glorify or honor
M. (v.) To add to the very end; To tack onto the end
N. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
The word ALLEGIANCE
MOST NEARLY means:
O. (adj.) Pursuing only one's own ends or interests
P. (adj.) Readily reacting to people or events; Readily reacting to suggestions and
influences
Q. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
R. (v.) To honor the memory of
S. (n.) Loyalty to a government or cause
The word APPEND
MOST NEARLY means:
T. (v.) To honor the memory of
U. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
V. (n.) A record of a score or count; (v.) To count or keep score, to record by making a
mark
W. (adj.) Pursuing only one's own ends or interests
X. (v.) To add to the very end; To tack onto the end
The word COMMEMORATE
MOST NEARLY means:
Y. (n.) Someone who appoints hard or continuous work to others
Z. (v.) To honor the memory of
AA. (adj.) Tending to always follow authority; Obedient
BB. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
CC. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
The word FAR-FETCHED
MOST NEARLY means:
DD. (v.) To praise, glorify or honor
EE. (n.) A shelter from danger or hardship; A refuge
FF. (adj.) Highly imaginative but unlikely; Not readily believable
GG. (n.) Loyalty to a government or cause
HH. (v.) To name one by one; To count off items
The word REPLICA
MOST NEARLY means:
II. (n.) A copy of something; A duplicate
JJ. (v.) To honor the memory of
KK. (v.) To praise, glorify or honor
LL. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
MM. (v.) To name one by one; To count off items
The word SANCTUARY
MOST NEARLY means:
NN. (adj.) Tending to always follow authority; Obedient
OO. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character
PP. (n.) A shelter from danger or hardship; A refuge
QQ. (n.) A record of a score or count; (v.) To count or keep score, to record by
making a mark
RR. (adj.) Readily reacting to people or events; Readily reacting to suggestions and
influences
The word RESPONSIVE
MOST NEARLY means:
SS. (adj.) Tending to always follow authority; Obedient
TT. (adj.) Readily reacting to people or events; Readily reacting to suggestions and
influences
UU. (n.) A copy of something; A duplicate
VV. (n.) A record of a score or count; (v.) To count or keep score, to record by
making a mark
WW. (adj.) Pursuing only one's own ends or interests
XX. anger or hardship; A refuge
The word TASKMASTER
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (adj.) Showing ill-humor; Moody and depressed
B. (n.) Someone who appoints hard or continuous work to others
C. (v.) To praise, glorify or honor
D. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
E. (adj.) Pursuing only one's own ends or interests
The word SUBMISSIVE
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (n.) A shelter from danger or hardship; A refuge
B. (v.) To name one by one; To count off items
C. (adj.) Tending to always follow authority; Obedient
D. (n.) Someone who appoints hard or continuous work to others
E. (v.) To combine; To mix or blend together
The word TALLY
MOST NEARLY means:
A. (v.) To do a kindness or a favor to; To oblige, assist, serve or aid
B. (n.) A shelter from danger or hardship; A refuge
C. (n.) A record of a score or count; (v.) To count or keep score, to record by making a
mark
D. (v.) To keep oneself back from doing or using something; To refrain
E. (v.) To change completely in composition, structure, or character


When his mother told him to take a bath, he stated that he would _____ from getting clean this
week.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. ALLEGIANCE
B. SELF-SEEKING
C. ABSTAIN
D. RESPONSIVE
E. AMALGAMATE

I tried to _____ my dog into a race horse but it didn't work because when I tried to get a saddle
on him he ran away.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. SELF-SEEKING
B. REPLICA
C. ALLEGIANCE
D. TRANSFORM
E. TALLY
We decided to _____ all our relatives over the holidays because they had nowhere else to stay.
Boy am I glad the holidays are over.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. AMALGAMATE
B. ACCOMMODATE
C. ENUMERATE
D. TASKMASTER
E. TALLY
He showed his _____ to his country by joining the Navy.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. FAR-FETCHED
B. ENUMERATE
C. UPHEAVAL
D. ACCOMMODATE
E. ALLEGIANCE
He was going to _____ his History report with information from the current war.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. EXTORT
B. UPHEAVAL
C. ALLEGIANCE
D. EXALT
E. APPEND
The tornado siren caused _____ throughout the school until we realized it was only a practice
drill.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. SUBMISSIVE
B. SELF-SEEKING
C. SANCTUARY
D. ALLEGIANCE
E. UPHEAVAL
The tree house is a _____ for me to read my comic books and get away from everyone.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. SELF-SEEKING
B. ABSTAIN
C. ENUMERATE
D. FAR-FETCHED
E. SANCTUARY
She had a _____ goal to ride the Homecoming float even if there was no room.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. COMMEMORATE
B. SELF-SEEKING
C. EXTORT
D. SANCTUARY
E. ABSTAIN
The team seemed _____ to my idea for the annual fundraiser.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. ACCOMMODATE
B. ALLEGIANCE
C. RESPONSIVE
D. TASKMASTER
E. AMALGAMATE
The town will _____ any fallen soldier from there by raising the flags to half mast.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. ENUMERATE
B. COMMEMORATE
C. TASKMASTER
D. EXALT
E. SUBMISSIVE
We decided to _____ the two science clubs into one.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. TALLY
B. SANCTUARY
C. AMALGAMATE
D. EXALT
E. SUBMISSIVE
The bully tried to _____ my lunch money by using threats.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. SANCTUARY
B. COMMEMORATE
C. FAR-FETCHED
D. RESPONSIVE
E. EXTORT
I wanted to know the _____ of what I bowled to see if I was close to 300 points.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. ABSTAIN
B. TASKMASTER
C. SUBMISSIVE
D. TALLY
E. ALLEGIANCE
The babysitter became a _____ who made us clean everything with a toothbrush.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. TASKMASTER
B. GLUM
C. EXTORT
D. SUBMISSIVE
E. ENUMERATE
The unruly dog became _____ to his owner after training lessons.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. SUBMISSIVE
B. REPLICA
C. ENUMERATE
D. ABSTAIN
E. AMALGAMATE
The king wanted Robin Hood to _____ him but he decided to become an outlaw and steal to feed
the poor.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. EXALT
B. FAR-FETCHED
C. ACCOMMODATE
D. RESPONSIVE
E. SELF-SEEKING
The list was easier to read when she decided to _____ each item.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. ENUMERATE
B. SELF-SEEKING
C. COMMEMORATE
D. ALLEGIANCE
E. TASKMASTER
My mother went to Paris and brought home a(n) _____ of the Eiffel Tower.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. COMMEMORATE
B. EXALT
C. REPLICA
D. ACCOMMODATE
E. SUBMISSIVE
My best chum was so _____ that I tried to cheer him up with a knock, knock joke.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. TRANSFORM
B. FAR-FETCHED
C. SANCTUARY
D. GLUM
E. EXALT
When he said Michael Jordon was his Uncle, we knew was telling a _____ tale.

Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
A. FAR-FETCHED
B. TRANSFORM
C. SANCTUARY
D. ACCOMMODATE
E. AMALGAMATE