ADVANCING VOCABULARY SKILLS Fourth Edition Sherrie L. Nist © 2010 Townsend Press.

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ADVANCING VOCABULARY SKILLS Fourth Edition Sherrie L. Nist © 2010 Townsend Press

Unit One: Chapter 4 berate maudlin estrange regress euphoric relinquish impetuous ubiquitous infalliblezenith

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. 1 berate Berate means A. to disappoint. B. to neglect. C. to scold angrily. Nick’s mother often berates him. And when she isn’t yelling at him, she ignores him. Vanessa can accept reasonable criticism, but she was upset when her boss berated her loudly in front of everyone else in the office. –

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. 2 estrange – Estrange means A. to frighten. B. to drive away. C. to dislike. My cousin’s recent moodiness has estranged some of his old friends. After his divorce, Gavin didn’t want to estrange his children, so he called and visited them often.

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. 3 euphoric – Euphoric means A. very happy. B. boastful. C. sentimental. I was euphoric when I received my grades. To my amazement and joy, they were all A’s and B’s. Nikki is euphoric today, and it’s easy to see why she’s in such high spirits. She’s just gotten the lead role in our school’s production of Beauty and the Beast. Euphoric members of a winning handball team Photo: Steindy

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Whenever I make an impetuous purchase, I end up being dissatisfied: the shoes aren’t comfortable, the shirt is the wrong color, the jacket costs too much. From now on, I intend to think more carefully before I buy. Children tend to be impetuous and often don’t think about the consequences of their actions. For instance, they’ll throw snowballs at passing cars without worrying about possibly causing an accident. 4 impetuous Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Impetuous means A. impulsive. B. considerate. C. imaginative. –

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Infallible means A. perfect. B. imperfect. C. everywhere. 5 infallible – Computers aren’t infallible. If you put the wrong data into a computer, you’ll get wrong answers. A sign over my sister’s desk reads, “I’m infallible. I never make misteaks.”

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Maudlin means A. short. B. comical. C. overly emotional. The verses in greeting cards are often far too sentimental. I prefer humor to such maudlin messages. The authors of maudlin soap operas must feel that they haven’t done their job unless viewers are crying by the end of each show. 6 maudlin –

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Regress means A. to go backward. B. to reach a high point. C. to act hastily. When his baby sister was born, seven-year-old Jeremy regressed for a while and began sucking his thumb again. Adolescents under stress sometimes regress to childish ways: dependency, temper tantrums, and silliness. 7 regress –

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Relinquish means A. to buy. B. to give up. C. to enjoy. No beer is allowed in the “family area” of the stadium, so fans must relinquish their six-packs at the gate before they take their seats. Donna had to relinquish her share in the beach house because she couldn’t afford it anymore. 8 relinquish – “I’ll relinquish your chair if you’ll get me my dinner!”

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Ubiquitous means A. scarce. B. newly discovered. C. found everywhere. Mites are ubiquitous. They live on top of Mt. Everest, in the depths of the ocean, at the South Pole, and even around the roots of your hairs. We postponed our plan to drive home on Sunday because a dense fog was ubiquitous. It covered the entire town. 9 ubiquitous –

TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT Choose the meaning closest to that of the boldfaced word. Zenith means A. an end. B. an earlier condition. C. the highest point. 10 zenith Florence reached the zenith of her career when she became president of Ace Products. At age 50, my uncle is afraid that he has already passed the zenith of his life; but at age 52, my father thinks the best is yet to come. –

SENTENCE CHECK 1 Complete each item with the correct word from the box. A. berateB. estrangeC. euphoricD. impetuousE.infallible F. maudlinG. regressH. relinquishI. ubiquitousJ.zenith 2.To many people, Mozart’s works represent the __________ of eighteenth-century music. 1.People in bombed-out, war-torn cities sometimes ________ to more primitive ways of life.

4.When Dad lost his job, he had to _________ his identification card, his employee parking permit, and the key to his desk. SENTENCE CHECK 1 5.Kay used to be friendly, but since her promotion, she has become so cold that she has _______(e)d former coworkers. 3.Mei Lin was __________ when the college that was her first choice accepted her. Complete each item with the correct word from the box. A. berateB. estrangeC. euphoricD. impetuousE.infallible F. maudlinG. regressH. relinquishI. ubiquitousJ.zenith

SENTENCE CHECK 1 7.“I know I was late,” Liz said, “but you could have pointed it out quietly. You didn’t have to __________ me.” 6.“I don’t expect you to be ________,” the boss said, “but I don’t want you to make the same mistakes over and over.” Complete each item with the correct word from the box. A. berateB. estrangeC. euphoricD. impetuousE.infallible F. maudlinG. regressH. relinquishI. ubiquitousJ.zenith

9.Uncle Antonio becomes __________ when he talks about his dear old mother in Italy. Tears also come to the eyes of all who listen. SENTENCE CHECK 1 8.In our neighborhood, litter is __________—the sidewalks are ankle-deep in trash. We need a cleanup campaign. Complete each item with the correct word from the box. A. berateB. estrangeC. euphoricD. impetuousE.infallible F. maudlinG. regressH. relinquishI. ubiquitousJ.zenith 10.Joyce isn’t usually __________, but last week she had a sudden urge to try out her nephew’s skateboard. Everyone in the office has already signed the cast on her broken wrist.