Vocabulary Universiry® MyVocabulary.com True/False Sentences for Week #2
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Directions for the MyVocabulary.com True/False Sentences: In the following 21 sentences, mark T or F to indicate whether the words have been used properly! ANSWERS are at the bottom of the page.
Word bank in alphabetical order for the MyVocabulary.com true/false sentences, Week 2:
abdicate, credence, credentials, credibility, credit, credo, creed, dedicate, dictionary, dictatorial, dictatorship, discredit, edict, incredible, incredulous, indicate, indictment, jurisdiction, miscreant, predicate, prediction ___ 1. The children at the birthday party loved the puppet show featuring the kind, happy MISCREANT.
___ 2. Helen carried her nifty CREED in the navy blue backpack that she had just purchased at Target.
___ 3. The baseball player tried to DISCREDIT the home plate umpire's ability to see the flagrant violation even though the first base coach agreed with the call.
___ 4. Spectators were thrilled at the INCREDIBLE agility of the limber gymnasts who were participating at the meet.
___ 5. The lovely INCREDULOUS watch was suspended from a delicate gold chain on Heather's neck.
___ 6. When her clients saw the gorgious view, the sight of such beauty gave CREDENCE to the realtor's genuine enthusiasm for the unique property.
___ 7. Since the impressive CREDENTIALS were necessary to have the roses flourish, the gardener would certainly to purchase at least a ten pound sack.
___ 8. Confident of the agent's CREDIBILITY and the maps from reputable AAA, Paul's encountered no problems on his trip across the country.
___ 9. During the Academy Awards ceremony, most actors and actresses give CREDIT to those individuals who have helped and supported their careers.
___ 10. Especially in the summer mornings, Bonnie enjoyed her CREDO with bananas and raspberries.
___ Choose (1!)11. Cory's teacher took time to INDICATE on the research paper the areas of particularly good analysis. ___ 11. Ellen asked, "Did you INDICATE to your mom that you might be late for dinner if the job interview went longer than you anticipate"?
___ 12. Since Ben was not satisfied with the synonyms in the Thesaurus, he decided he ought to check the definitions in the DICTIONARY, as well.
___ 13. Due to earlier unwise decisions, the two hostile brothers now fought over who would head up the DICTATORSHIP of a proposed venture.
___ 14. Rose's lawyer declared her plans to DEDICATE a large sum of her net worth for scholarship money to aid those needing funds for further education.
___ 15. Don't dismiss this PREDICTION as foolishness simply because the sanitation department cleans streets on Monday!
___ 16. Dad was so angry at the disorder he posted an EDICT on the kitchen cabinet, "Clean up this mess or else...!"
___ 17. The judge and the entire courtroom were pleased by the JURISDICTION he read from a volume of regulations.
___ 18. Valerie was so grateful to PREDICATE the owners of the kennel for their hard work in training her Labrador, Magic.
___ 19. Due to a life-threatening illness, the chairman planned to ABDICATE his position effective immediately.
___ 20. The carpet comapny technician entered the home with an INDICTMENT of the items Mrs. Holmes had discussed with his manager.
___ 21. The new school, Opportunities For All, purposely hired a DICTATORIAL principal who would impose definite structure and absolute discipline.
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Interactive puzzles at grade level:
["S138 Level 1"] --
["S138 Level 2"] --
["S138 Level 3"]
Crosswords: ["S138Level 1 C/W"] --
["S138Level 2 C/W"] --
["S138Level 3 C/W"]
Find the Words: ["S138Level 1 WF"] --
["S138Level 2 WF"] --
["S138Level 3 WF"]
Fill-in-the-Blanks: ["S138Level 1-FITB"] --
["S138Level 2-FITB"] --
["S138Level 3-FITB"]
Synonym/Antonym Encounters: [S138Level 1-Syn/Ant] --
[S138Level 2-Syn/Ant] --
[S138Level 3-Syn/Ant]
Definition MATCH: ["S138Level 1-Match"] --
["S138Level 2-Match"] --
["S138Level 3-Match"]
Is It True or False?: ["S138Level 1 T/F"] --
["S138Level 2 T/F"] --
["S138Level 3 T/F"]
Contextual Stories: ["S138Level 1 Story"] --
["S138Level 2 Story"] --
["S138Level 3 Story"]
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For further understanding, explore our other Week 2 Latin and Greek root word activities:
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Week 2 Matching
Week 2 True/False - you are here!
Week 2 Story
1st Semester (13 week) Matrix
Week 2 Puzzles
True (T) and False (F) answers: 1 - F; 2 - F; 3 - T; 4 - T; 5 - F; 6 - T; 7 - F; 8 - T; 9 - T; 10 - F; 11 - T; 12 - T; 13 - F ; 14 - F; 15 - F; 16 - T; 17 - F; 18 - F; 19 - T; 20 - F; 21 - T
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