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All contestants have to be in the designated venue on and before 1:00 p.m. Attendance
checking of the participants will start at 1:00 p.m.
Conduct Code
No talking will be allowed among participants or between participants and the members
of the audience.
If a participant receives assistance from anyone in the audience, he/she will be
disqualified.
The audience is also requested to remain seated until a break is offered in order to avoid
confusion for the participant.
Seventh Grade Spelling List 2. Bereavement- n. the state of being sad
Easy Round because a family member or friend has
1. Rampage recently died.
2. Siege Example Sentence: In any case, sadness
3. Itinerant and loss of interest and drive during
4. Voyage periods of bereavement are expected
5. Fiasco and normal.
6. Abbey 3. Doyenne- n. a woman who has a lot of
7. Famine experience in or knowledge about a
8. Chastise particular profession, subject, etc.
9. Chaperone Example Sentence: The doyenne of the
10. Ghetto fashion industry.
Average Round 4. Euphony- n. a harmonious succession
1. Liaison of words having a pleasing sound
2. Obtrusive Example Sentence: Our chants filled
3. Pacemaker the meditation room with a relaxing
4. Resurgence euphony.
5. Sequel 5. Mademoiselle- n. an unmarried French
6. Thespian girl or woman —used as a title
7. Sonnet equivalent to Miss for an unmarried
8. Schism woman not of English-speaking
9. Echelon nationality
10. Orthodox Example Sentence: Give my respects
Difficult Round and my compliments to Mademoiselle
1. Assonance Belle.
2. Beatitude 6. Pirouette- n. a full turn on the front of
3. Chauvinistic one foot in ballet
4. Delinquency Example Sentence: The elegant
5. Entourage pirouettes of the prima ballerina.
6. Holocaust 7. Evanescent- adj. lasting a very short
7. Mnemonic time
8. Connoisseur Example Sentence: A beauty that is as
9. Ambiguity evanescent as a rainbow
10. Obsequious 8. Plausible- adj. possibly true: believable
Final Round or realistic
1. Quintessential- n. the essence of a Example Sentence: It's a plausible
thing in its purest and most explanation for the demise of that
concentrated form. prehistoric species
Example Sentence: A selfless desire to 9. Vacillate- v. to repeatedly change your
help others is the quintessence of the opinions or desires
virtue of charity.
Example Sentence: She has vacillated Example Sentence: He relayed this in
on this issue. such a manner as to imply grave
10. Witticism- n. a clever or funny remark delinquency on the laborer's part.
Example Sentence: He is best 18. Chancellor- n. a political leader, a
remembered for his biting witticisms senior state or legal official, or the
11. Lieutenancy- n. the office, rank, or head of a university.
commission of a lieutenant Example Sentence: The successful
Example Sentence: He was compelled assumption of impartial jurisdiction by
to retire from office and from lord the chancellor caused similar
lieutenancy of Yorkshire. pretensions to be made by other
12. Metamorphosis- n. a major change in officers and courts.
the appearance or character of 19. Eviscerate- v. To remove the entrails
someone or something of; or to take away a vital or essential
Example Sentence: We have watched part
her metamorphosis from a shy Example Sentence: The goat had been
schoolgirl into a self-confident skinned and neatly eviscerated.
businesswoman. 20. Caesura- n. any interruption or break.
13. Transcendent- adj. going beyond the Example Sentence: An unaccountable
limits of ordinary experience caesura: no deaths were reported in
Example Sentence: The star player's the newspapers.
transcendent performance helped the
team to a surprise victory.
14. Conglomerate- n. a number of different
things or parts that are put or grouped
together to form a whole but remain
distinct entities.
Example Sentence: The Earth is a
specialized conglomerate of organisms.
15. Assiduous- adj. showing great care and
perseverance.
Example Sentence: She was assiduous
in pointing out every feature.
16. Arabesque- n. a form of artistic
decoration consisting of "surface
decorations based on rhythmic linear
patterns of scrolling and interlacing
foliage.
Example Sentence: The roof and walls
are covered with arabesques.
17. Delinquency- n. neglect of one's duty.
40. Gorgeous
List of Adjectives for Students’ Creativity 41. Ideal
1. Admirable 42. Imaginative
2. Adorning 43. Ingenious
3. Aesthetic 44. Innovative
4. Amusing 45. Intelligent
5. Appealing 46. Inventive
6. Artistic 47. Leading-edge
7. Artful 48. Lofty
8. Attractive 49. Lovely
9. Awesome 50. Magnificent
10. Awe-inspiring 51. Marvelous
11. Beautiful 52. Original
12. Beckoning 53. Ornamental
13. Breathtaking 54. Picturesque
14. Canny 55. Pleasing
15. Captivating 56. Pretty
16. Charming 57. Productive
17. Classy 58. Prolific
18. Clever 59. Quaint
19. Cool 60. Ravishing
20. Crafty 61. Recherche
21. Creative 62. Resourceful
22. Cultured 63. Skillful
23. Cunning 64. Splendid
24. Dainty 65. Superb
25. Dazzling 66. Stunning
26. Decorative 67. Stylish
27. Demiurgic 68. Sublime
28. Delicate 69. Tantalizing
29. Delightful 70. Visionary
30. Dramatic 71. Well-formed
31. Elegant 72. Wonderful
32. Engaging
33. Exquisite
34. Fancy
35. Fascinating
36. Fashionable
37. Fine
38. Gifted
39. Glamorous