SOPHS YELLOW--Vocab Unit 3 Lab work and Xtra Credit
SPECIAL DIRECTIONS:
Blackwell through Hoffman write sentences using words 1-10.
Kasehagen through White, write sentences using words 11-20.
Here's your chance to earn 2 bonus points for all of your classmates.
If you correctly answer (as a class) 12 of these trivia questions, you will all earn 2 extra credit points.
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Copy and paste these questions into your "comment" box and then provide the answer after each question.
1. What bishop first developed the plan to build a Wilmington diocesan high school ?
2. Name at least six current teachers whom Mr. Fiorelli taught at St. Mark's.
3. What are the first four lines of the alma mater?
4. Johnny Neel helped to co-write the alma mater. What famous rock band did he later play with?(not the eponymously named Johnnny Neal Band!)
5. Who was the first principal of St. Mark's?
6. Who is the library named after?
7. What alumnus teacher scored the first goal in the history of St. Mark's soccer?
8. What famous St. Mark's grad is a famous chef who owns a string of restaurants in Seattle?
9. Name at least one St. Mark grad who played pro football.
10. Name at least one St. Mark grad who played pro baseball.
11. What Class of '06 grad competed in the 2012 London Olympics?
12. What St. Mark's grad is an United States Congressman?
13. What St. Mark's teacher was State Basketball Player of the Year twice?
14. Name at least three St. Mark's teachers who are graduates of Salesianum.
15. What club at St. Mark's works with the Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens with Cognitive Disabilities?
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There was no way I was going to go swimming in the murky lake water because the water was so dim and cloudy.
John Wilkes Booth had nefarious plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln in the Ford Theatre.
The spicier or more piquant the dish the more appealing it is to the taste buds.
The primordial methods of cooking had been created over hundreds of years ago.
The propinquity of the schools has made them rivals for years since they are both in the same city.
The young students responded to the topic of politics unwontedly, being as they were so young no one would have thought they knew anything about politics.
The presidential candidates speech was full of meaningless verbiage that he lost much of the audience's attention.
The Amazon Rainforest is filled with many verdant trees and plants.
The table had a viscous layer on the top from when the girl spilled soda on it and didn't clean it up right away.
The utopian city in the fairytale seemed so perfect yet it was so impractical.
1. I have never been a very eloquent person, and I have trouble articulating my words and finding the right thing to say.
2. The sunny day and green field made me want to cavort across the grass like in a musical, singing and dancing.
3. I normally give no credence to ghost stories during the day; however, on a dark and creepy night, I may sometimes begin to think that they have an element of truth.
4. As a Christian, it is my duty to decry sin and anything that could prevent eternal life with God.
5. I was unable to dissemble my anger when the girl was grossly rude toward my parents; I just had to say something.
6. In the week before finals, I often find myself extremely distraught and stressed out about the week to come.
7. There wasn’t a person who didn’t shed a tear during the eulogy at her mother’s funeral.
8. It is highly unlikely that anyone can evince anger from my taciturn personality, so when I become angry everyone can tell that something is wrong.
9. The old lettered were exhumed to determine whether she was descended from William Shakespeare, but the words were too old and destroyed to read.
10. The feckless speech had no effect whatsoever on the students.
1. When I stepped out of the murky water, I was covered in mud and grime.
2. The nefarious wizard turned the nice prince into a frog.
3. My mom’s zesty chicken is very piquant.
4. There is a theory where primordial ooze is the start of life on Earth.
5. The propinquity between my office and house led me to ride my bike instead of drive.
6. The valedictorian’s unwonted attitude confused many as to why she was failing chemistry.
7. Everyone in the utopian society was happy.
8. The boy got 5 points deducted on his essay for verbiage.
9. The stagnant pond was verdant with algae.
10. The milkshake was so viscous that the liquid did not come out even after holding it upside down for 5 seconds.
1. The whale disappeared into the murky waters of the deep ocean.
2. The bank robbers had a nefarious plan to steal all the money from the bank.
3. She made piquant spicy flowers, so I had to drink much water.
4. At the first day of practice, you learn primordial steps of the offense.
5. The propinquity of the volleyball game and football game tonight may cause a lower amount of attendance at each event.
6. Last year, the juniors were the unwonted winners of the spirit stick.
7. Even though some may think so, we do not live in a utopian society.
8. I lost interest what he was saying because of his verbiage,
9. His glasses for St. Patrick day had a verdant tint.
10. After I made a smoothie, there was vicious lefts over all over the glass.
1. My mother always tells me to articulate my words instead of mumbling.
2. On the day of the pep rally at school, the seniors cavort and romp through the halls.
3. The boy was very distraught and distracted after he got in the car accident.
4. The eulogy that the boy gave at his brother’s funeral had everyone in tears.
5. The feckless student was always getting bad grades and forgetting to turn in homework.
6. Despite the heat, no one wanted to swim in the lake because the water was so murky and dark.
7. The nefarious villain in the book had an evil plot to kill the main character.
8. Some people like piquant food such as spicy salsa, while others like food that is insipid and bland.
9. While it good to use a wide range of vocabulary when you are writing a paper, you should also avoid verbiage.
10. The bug got stuck in the viscous tree sap, which hardened into amber many years later.
1. I could not understand the mumbling boy, as he could not seem to articulate his words.
2. During the pep rally we cavorted around with immense adrenaline rushing.
3. No matter how many times we proved his hypothesis wrong, we could not change James Hamory’s strong credence in the existence of mermaids.
4. I decry the notion that freshmen think they can win the spirit stick.
5. I tried to dissemble my embarrassment as I realized I had just fallen down three flights of stairs.
6. I was distraught when I heard the news that we were never going to win the spirit stick.
7. After my close friend passed, I was chosen to give the eulogy at his funeral.
8. The girl evinced her disgust at the boy who kept talking with his mouth full.
9. The “sacred” body was ordered to never be exhumed from its grave.
10. The sophomores, who were boasting their inevitable spirit stick victory, unfortunately, feckless when the pep rally finally started.
11. In scary movies, it is common to have a scene in a murky swamp usually with a monster.
12. The nefarious criminal was in court for killing an innocent person.
13. Mexican food is known for its piquant taste that makes the food hard to eat for some people.
14. In world history class, we began the year by going back to the very beginning, or primordial times in civilization.
15. The propinquity of my cousin's house and my house is very convenient, so we always carpool.
16. The unwonted loss of the number one football team shocked all of the sports writers.
17. In "Why..Going," the author mentions a city that has a utopian theme.
18. Her paper had some good thoughts and ideas, but mostly it was full of verbiage causing her to lose points.
19. Many of the sophomores in the class had a green or verdant shirt on for pep rally because their class color was green.
20. Sap is very viscous and I it takes me a while to wash it off my hands.
1.After waking up, it is extremely difficult to articulate a sentence that actually makes sense.
2.A school mascot’s job is to cavort in front of everyone to make him or her excited and pepped up.
3.During the US moon landing, many people would not give credence and believed it was a hoax.
4.Many churches decry theories like evolution because they go against the Magisterium.
5.I am very bad at dissembling my secrets, therefore I am and open book.
6.When students disrespect a teacher, it makes the teacher feel very distraught because it is hard for them to deal with.
7.My father prepared a eulogy that was a commencement of my grandmother’s life.
8.After the first plane hit the World Trade Center, many news channels had trouble evincing what had truly happened due to not having enough facts.
9.To solve murders that have happened many years ago, corpses may be exhumed from the grave so that there bones may be inspected for extra evidence.
10.The freshmen at Pep Rallies are much more feckless than higher grades because they have not yet learned what it takes to win.
1. She doesn’t clearly articulate her words so no one understands her.
2. The children cavorted around the field joyfully playing.
3. The credence of Catholicism is that Jesus is the Son of God.
4. The mom decried the act of her son lighting firecrackers on their neighbor’s lawn.
5. The spy dissembled the fact that he was from the American army.
6. The death of a loved one can make one distraught and depressed.
7. The eulogy that Fred gave Chris made Chris very proud and bigheaded.
8. Since she was a young girl, Jessica evinced that she liked animals.
9. Many grave robbers exhume bodies from graves and sell the parts on the black market.
10. The team was doing well, except for George who was quite freckles and lacking in team spirit.
1. If you are giving a speech, you need to articulate your words so you can get your point across to the audience.
2. When the seniors won the spirit stick, they all began to cavort around the gym.
3. The bones dug up of evolutionary creatures gave credence to the Big Bang Theory.
4. Some Americans decry Obama's idea of health care.
5. The girl tried to dissemble her emotions after her mother got in a car accident.
6. During the 9/11 disaster, all the people in surrounding states were distraught.
7. She delivered the eulogy at her father's funeral.
8. The crowd evinced their extreme joy when it was announced that they would all win laptop macs.
9. The body was exhumed to reexamine the cause of death.
10. Although he was a very feckless child, he turned out to be very responsible adult.
1. When I give speeches I try to articulate so my words are expressed clearly and forcefully.
2. During the circus the clowns cavorted through tent, prancing around exuberantly.
3. My credence about the campaign is that Romney is the best choice for the United States of America.
4. I decry the belief that we should be in Afghanistan, because I disapprove of the American soldiers dying in a war that will never end.
5. The spies tried to dissemble their identity by wearing disguises, which concealed who they are.
6. I was so distraught when I heard that my dog died that I didn’t speak for a day.
7. The man gave a beautiful eulogy at his cousins funeral by giving some high praise about his cousins sacrifice for his country,
8. The terrorist showed no evince that they were going to take over the plane by staying calm and collected.
9. On the news the other day I heard that a couple of teens exhumed a man's grave by digging it up at night.
10. The freshman will probably very feckless at the pep rally on Friday because they know they will not win.
1. If you are giving a speech, you need to articulate your words so you can get your point across to the audience.
2. When the seniors won the spirit stick, they all began to cavort around the gym.
3. The bones dug up of evolutionary creatures gave credence to the Big Bang Theory.
4. Some Americans decry Obama's idea of health care.
5. The girl tried to dissemble her emotions after her mother got in a car accident.
6. During the 9/11 disaster, all the people in surrounding states were distraught.
7. She delivered the eulogy at her father's funeral.
8. The crowd evinced their extreme joy when it was announced that they would all win laptop macs.
9. The body was exhumed to reexamine the cause of death.
10. Although he was a very feckless child, he turned out to be very responsible adult.
1. In theatre, you must be articulate in your speaking in order for all of the audience to hear you clearly.
2. The Phili-Phanatic cavorts around the stands during the baseball game in order to pump up the crowd.
3. The witness’s testimony in court gave credence to the defense’s alibi.
4. The church decries abortion and believes all life starts from the point of conception.
5. In order to hide from the police, the suspect dissembled his appearance by wearing huge sunglasses and a wide brimmed hat.
6. My cousin Nicole was very distraught over the fact that her townhouse had caught on fire and everything she owned was burnt and charred.
7. At the end of my grandfather’s funeral, my uncle gave a beautiful eulogy on my grandfather’s life, honoring the memories he had of him.
8. After the budget cut made by government, the citizens of Delaware did evince their disapproval with protests.
9. After the murder case was reopened, the corner ordered to exhume the victim’s body so he could conduct a more thorough autopsy.
10. The freshman class is feckless and is bound to lose the spirit week contest.
1. The guest speaker of the very important speech spoke articulately and pronounced tough words with ease
2. When the Sophomores won the 2012 pep rally, every one was cavorting and jumping with joy.
3. The student failed to give credence to the sources he used for the essay.
4. My parents often decry and denounce me when I receive a bad grade on a test.
5. When he lost the gold medal match, he had to dissemble his angry emotions.
6. When Jake lost his phone, he became very distraught and frantic.
7. The eulogy presented for the death of our grandfather mentioned the great things he did in his life.
8. When gun shots were fired, everyone evinced and displayed signs of panic while frantically running.
9. Grave robbers exhume the dead bodies and steal valuable items from the deceased.
10. Many of the sophomores are very feckless and lack the school spirit to participate in the pep rally.
1. When giving a speech, you should articulate your words so that everyone understands what you are saying.
2. The winners of the pep rally cavorted around the gym in excitement.
3. The teacher did not give credence to the student’s presentation, and he received a low grade.
4. The criminal was decried by the court, and sentenced to twenty years in prison.
5. The sniper dissembled himself in a field by covering himself in grass.
6. Our entire country became distraught after the new spread about the terrorist attack in 2001.
7. My grandmother gave a very heartfelt eulogy at her husband’s funeral.
8. At the debate the candidate did not evince any signs of worry and remained very relaxed.
9. All the graves in the cemetery were exhumed and moved to a new location.
10. The feckless trainer failed to prepare the athlete for the competition due to his lack of experience.
1. The articulate student brought tears to his teacher’s eyes when he read his poem on how beautiful life can be.
2.The stressed high school student cavorted around when he received an outstanding grade on his essay.
3. The credence in my household is that if you can make a mess you better be able to clean it up.
4.Once the Queen got news that her favorite knight betrayed her, she decried him of his title.
5.At the last volleyball game of the senior’s high school career, she failed to dissemble her feelings and broke down in tears.
6.My mom was rightly distraught when she discovered her husband ate her hidden supply of chocolates.
7.Thomas was deeply sorrowed when he delivered a touching eulogy reminiscing his childhood friend’s life at the funeral.
8.The procrastinators shopping at the mall on Christmas Eve evince a very hectic atmosphere.
9.The detective ordered the body to be exhumed for further examination of his death.
10. The feckless freshmen have no chance of beating the rowdy sophomores in the competition for the spirit stick.
1.) Since the water was so murky, the scuba divers had very limited visibility.
2.) The brilliant detective thwarted the nefarious criminal’s evil plans.
3.) The foreign chef preferred to use piquant and tropical spices rather than the average American spices.
4.) Some say that the first organism to walk the earth had crawled out of a lake of primordial ooze.
5.) As the tank drew closer in propinquity to the town, the citizens had grown into a widespread panic.
6.) No one would have expected the disabled child to posses such unwonted intellect.
7.) The little boy had a dream of one day ruling over a utopian city.
8.) The sophisticated individual, complete with top hat and monocle, used verbiage language to seem smarter than the common peasant.
9.) The farmer was proud of his verdant field of wheat he had just planted.
10.) The slug had left viscous residue all over the floor of the house it had entered.
11. The murky water was impossible for my sight to penetrate.
12. A nefarious man was indicted and proven guilty on charges of kidnapping and criminal mischief,
13. Hispanic food, particularly that heavy in cilantro, often has a piquant taste.
14. The primordial blackness enveloped the climber as he descended into the cave.
15. The relations between the Irish Catholics and Protestants is lacking in propinquity.
16. The actions of Kara Alongi are very unwonted, as she would not be expected to run away.
17. Atlantis has been mythicized to contain people and fish living together in a utopian society.
18. Often students embellish their essays with extensive verbiage in order to convey the sense that they are knowledgeable on that topic.
19. The verdant landscape of the meadow made me think a green veil had been placed over my eyes.
20.Molasses is a very viscous material that moves slowly.
3. Winds of time whisper on.
Now the foundation's laid strong.
On this will the spirit survive, that we are building each day of our lives.
Striving to retain convictions, searching for elusive goals.
1. Bishop Michael Hyle
6. Rachel M. Ali
9. Desmond Wynn
10. Kevin Mench or Pedro Swann
11. Falgowski
12. John Carney Jr.
15. Blue gold
1. Bishop Hyle
5. Father Jim Delaney
6. Rachael M. Ali
11. Kaitlyn Falgowski
14. Deacon Bill, Mr. Melis, Deacon Patrick
15. Blue Gold
1. Michael’s murky fish tank obscured all the fish inside, and one cannot see the fish from the outside.
2. Shane concocted a nefarious plan to destroy all people that opposed him on the Internet.
3. Robert’s piquant cooking tasted like fire and sent all the guests to the bathroom.
4. John’s primordial rock was literally over 9,000 years old.
5. The propinquity of Shane and Alexia caused them to collide when they were walking.
6. Regine’s failure is extremely unwonted, for she has really high standards and high grades.
7. Kevin’s utopian world on the Internet is idealistic and visionary.
8. Eva’s excess verbiage in the long speech caused many people, including myself, to fall asleep.
9. Dylan’s fresh green grass was very verdant.
10. Ashley’s experiment resulted in a slimy, viscous liquid.
1. What bishop first developed the plan to build a Wilmington diocesan high school ?
Bishop Hyle
3. What are the first four lines of the alma mater?
Winds of time whisper on.
Now the foundation's laid strong.
On this will the spirit survive, that we are building each day of our lives.
Striving to retain convictions, searching for elusive goals.
6. Who is the library named after?
Rachel M. Ali
1. The presidential candidate articulated his point well enough so the audience could understand it clearly.
2. Unlike deer in real life, deer in cartoons tend to cavort around the meadow and sing songs.
3. I did not give credence to the legend of the Flying Dutchman because I believe a flying ship is highly illogical.
4. The theology teacher decried the use of the Lord’s name in vain and forbid it in her classroom.
5. When someone ridiculed the boy, he attempted to dissemble his anguish to prevent the bully from knowing the harm of his words.
6. The relatives of the victims in the car crash were distraught when they heard the terrible news.
7. The parents of the deceased child wanted his closest friend to give the eulogy at the funeral.
8. When the man was told the news that he got the job, he attempted to not evince any signs of joy in order to appear more professional.
9. The grave robbers exhumed the body of the pharaoh and stole the gold and treasures from under his sarcophagus.
10. The feckless kitten’s mother had to hunt for food, for the kitten was not yet old enough to hunt for itself.
3. What are the first four lines of the alma mater?
Winds of time whisper on.
Now the foundation's laid strong.
On this will the spirit survive, that we are building each day of our lives.
Striving to retain convictions, searching for elusive goals.
4. Johnny Neel helped to co-write the alma mater. What famous rock band did he later play with?(not the eponymously named Johnnny Neal Band!)
Johnny Neel and The Shapes Of Soul
6. Who is the library named after?
Rachel Ali
8. What famous St. Mark's grad is a famous chef who owns a string of restaurants in Seattle?
Tom Douglas
9. Name at least one St. Mark grad who played pro football.
Steve Watson
10. Name at least one St. Mark grad who played pro baseball.
Pedro Swann
11. What Class of '06 grad competed in the 2012 London Olympics?
Katelyn Falgowski
12. What St. Mark's grad is an United States Congressman?
John C. Carney, Jr.
14. Name at least three St. Mark's teachers who are graduates of Salesianum.
Deacon William Johnston
15. What club at St. Mark's works with the Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens with Cognitive Disabilities?
Blue Gold Club
1. Mr. Bookout, my band teacher, always tells me that I need to articulate my notes on my trumpet because I slur them all together instead of hitting each note distinctly.
2. On pep rally day, the seniors cavort through the hallways screaming and chanting until everyone else’s ears are ringing.
3. I do not give credence to old wives’ tales because they are highly unrealistic and repetitive.
4. I decried, to put it lightly, the girl who called my friend who has Downs Syndrome a retard.
5. I dissembled my disapproval towards my sister’s choice of not going to college because I know that she would strive if she went.
6. After 9/11, the entire nation was distraught and just waiting for another attack.
7. I gave a eulogy at my friend Alexa’s funeral because I held her in such high regard.
8. Jesus evinced his divinity when he rose from the dead.
9. When the truth of the rape trial was exhumed, the family of the victim was able to gain some closure.
10. I can’t stand being in group projects with feckless people because they honestly do not care what grade they get on it, so you cannot trust them to do their half of the work.
1. The lake was so murky; I couldn’t even see my hand when I put it in.
2. When Sally’s mother found out about her nefarious plan to skip school and go to New York, she called the police.
3. I don’t particularly care for Cajun food because of its piquant and spicy taste.
4. The primordial creatures of the earth consisted of dinosaurs that are now long extinct.
5. The propinquity of Sarah’s and Julie’s homes made it logical for them to carpool to and from school.
6. Tara’s unwonted noisiness at the party was unlike her normally quite tendencies.
7. I often find myself dreaming of a utopian life in which I am on Broadway, happily married, and traveling the world.
8. When writing a summary, it is important to be mindful of not becoming to verbiage in your writing.
9. I always imagined Ireland to have expansive and verdant fields with leprechauns dancing.
10. Sally sat on the newly polished bench and was left with a viscous residue on her pants.
1. What bishop first developed the plan to build a Wilmington diocesan high school? Bishop Michael Hyle
3. What are the first four lines of the alma mater?
Winds of time whisper on. Now the foundation’s laid strong. On this will the spirit survive, that we are building each day of our lives.
5. Who was the first principal of St. Mark's? Father Jim Delaney
6. Who is the library named after? Rachel M. Ali
10. Name at least one St. Mark grad who played pro baseball. Tom Cochran
11. What Class of '06 grad competed in the 2012 London Olympics? Katelyn Falgowski
14. Name at least three St. Mark's teachers who are graduates of Salesianum.
Deacon Bill Johnston, Deacon Patrick Johnston, Mr. Melis
15. What club at St. Mark's works with the Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens with Cognitive Disabilities? Blue-Gold
1. The confident candidate was able to articulate his points in a way that his mumbling opponent was not.
2. The fans cavorted around the gym after the team won the championship on a buzzer-beater.
3. I think everyone has a hard time giving credence to the fact that the world is going to eventually end.
4. The citizens decried the notion to send thousands of more troops into war.
5. The student tried to dissemble his embarrassment after his classmate made a joke about him in front of the whole class.
6. The whole family was distraught when they learned of the mother’s illness.
7. The eulogy given at the funeral showed how good of a person this was and how big of a loss this was to the world.
8. The teacher’s favorite student evinced a great interest in the topics being discussed in class.
9. The family exhumed their family member from the grave a week after the burial for an unknown reason.
10. The parents were asking for a problem when they put their ten year old in charge of the baby when they went out.
1. The girl tiptoed forward and peered into the deep, murky water waiting below.
2. The two crooks hatched a nefarious plan to murder the wealthy man as he left the extravagant party.
3. The young girl had an aversion to the piquant dishes of the Indian restaurant.
4. The artifacts found at the excavation site dated back to the primordial times of the civilization.
5. The propinquity of their birthdays enabled them to have a joint sweet sixteen party.
6. The cautious girl jumped with unwonted carelessness into the abyss.
7. The man’s dream to build a utopian city went horribly wrong when the people rebelled against him.
8. The young man’s use of pointless verbiage was to help himself feel superior to those around him.
9. I watched as the verdant grasslands rippled with the breeze.
10. She sighed in frustration as she tried to get the viscous residue of the gum off of her new shoes.
1. The fog made the already murky swamp especially dark and mysterious.
2. The people behind the attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon are regarded world wide as nefarious individuals.
3. The piquant taste of hot wings is appealing to some but painful to others.
4. In regard to the romance languages, Latin can be referred to as the primordial language, or the basic language from which all the others originated.
5. The propinquity of my friends' houses to each other makes getting together to study and easy task.
6. Having no homework from our usually overwhelming Spanish teacher this weekend was an unwonted surprise.
7. The thought one person can bring about world peace is a utopian idea that should be regarded as impractical.
8. I find it hard to enjoy works by Shakespeare because the verbiage that he used, although beautiful, is often hard to understand.
9. The verdant freshmen wander the halls, which they haven't had enough experience with to master.
10. Syrup can be identified easily by its viscous texture and sweet taste.
1. If you articulate what you just mumbled to me, then I might be able to actually answer your question.
2. The seniors cavorted around the school to show their enthusiasm for the upcoming pep rally today.
3. The people who did not give credence to the hurricane warning were unprepared for the Category Five hurricane that flooded the whole town.
4. Everyone decried the teacher for giving his students a pop quiz that was completely irrelevant to what they were currently studying.
5. I usually try to dissemble my emotions when I become angry or sad because I do not want to disturb others around me with my personal feelings.
6. The distraught parents finally reunited with their lost child after frantically searching for him for hours at the mall.
7. My uncle gave a eulogy for his recently deceased business partner that praised the achievements that his colleague made while he was still alive.
8. It is unwise to evince panic or any other signs of worry when the fire alarm rings because that would only slow down everyone who tries to leave the building.
9. Everyone was shocked and disgusted when they found out that someone had exhumed and stolen the late mayor’s body from the cemetery.
10. The feckless administration did nothing to solve the company’s dire financial problems.
1. Bishop Hyle
6. Rachael Ali
14. Deacon Patrick, (don’t know others)
15. Blue Gold
1. Bishop Michael Hyle
6.Rachel M. Ali
9. Desmond Wynn
10. Kevin Mench
11. Katelyn Falgowski
1. The idea was not articulated clearly and led to some confusion on what they were supposed to do.
2. The cheerleaders cavorted around cheering merrily and rooting for their team in a positive way.
3. The credence was easily believed by all the members of the congregation due to all of them all having the same beliefs and ideas.
4. He decried the idea that men should always be considered better than women saying that men and women should be equal.
5. She dissembled herself in a disguise so that she could sneak through the concert security to see her favorite musician.
6. They became very distraught when their grandfather died and were constantly crying.
7. The eulogy condemned the whole idea of allowing the seniors to be the only ones to win the pep rally by letting the sophomores to win it.
8. They evinced the data clearly and put it on the most obvious part of their science fair project board.
9. The body was exhumed from the grave due to errors in the autopsy report.
10. The transfers to the new school were feckless due to the inexperience and were very much overwhelmed.
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