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AVS: CHAPTER 4 WORDS: BERATE MAUDLIN ESTRANGE REGRESS EUPHORIC RELINQUISH IMPETUOUS UBIQUITOUS

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AVS: CHAPTER 4 WORDS:

BERATE MAUDLIN

ESTRANGE REGRESS

EUPHORIC RELINQUISH

IMPETUOUS UBIQUITOUS

INFALLIBLE ZENITH

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AVS: CH. 4 - TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT:

Nick's mother often berates him. And when she isn't yelling at him, she ignores him.

a. disappoint(s) b. neglect(s) c. scold(s) angrily

After his divorce, Shawn didn't want to estrange his children, so he called and visited them often.

a. frighten b. drive away c. dislike

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1. Berate (bē-rāt') - verb

2. Estrange (ĕ-strānj') - verb

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I was euphoric when I received my grades. To my amazement and joy, they were all A's and B's.

a. very happy b. boastful c. sentimental

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.

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3. Euphoric (yoo-fôr'ĭk) - adjective

4. Impetuous (ĭm-pĕch'oo-əs) - adjective

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A sign over my sister's desk reads, "I'm infallible. I never make a mistake."

a. perfect b. imperfect c. everywhere

The authors of maudlin soap operas must feel they haven't done their job unless viewers are crying by the end of each show.

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5. Infallible (ĭn-făl'ə-bəl) - adjective

6. Maudlin (môd'lĭn) - adjective

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Adolescents under stress sometimes regress to childish ways: dependency, temper tantrums, and silliness.

a. go backward b. reach a high point c. act hastily

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.

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7. Regress (rē-grĕs') - verb

8. Relinquish (rĭ-lĭng'kwĭsh) - verb

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We postponed our plan to drive home on Sunday because a dense fog was ubiquitous. It covered the entire town.

a. scarce b. newly discovered c. found everywhere

Florence reached the zenith of her career when she became president of Ace Products.

a. end b. earlier condition c. highest point

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9. Ubiquitous (yoo-bĭk'wə-təs) - adjective

10. Zenith (zē'nĭth) - noun

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1. To surrender (something); give (something) up

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Relinquish

2. Done or acting in a hurry, with little thought; impulsive

3. Tearfully sentimental; overly emotional

4. To criticize or scold harshly

5. Existing or seeming to exist everywhere at the same time

6. The highest point or condition; peak

7. To make unsympathetic or unfriendly; alienate

8. Not capable of error or failure; unable to make a mistake

9. Overjoyed; having an intense feeling of well-being

10. To return to an earlier, generally worse, condition or behavior

Impetuous

Maudlin

Berate

Ubiquitous

Zenith

Estrange

Infallible

Euphoric

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