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Vocabulary 6:30
Vocabulary for probably a high level Middle Schooler for example, an 8th grader
| Question | Answer | |
|---|---|---|
| Meek | Yielding without resentment when ordered about or hurt by others | Although the soldiers didn't like their mission, they decided to act meek. |
| Pliable | Adaptable | Joe is stubborn and pliable when it comes to decisions. |
| Discipline | Train in obedience | At first, Joe, always caused trouble until he was taught discipline by his owners. |
| Docile | Obedient | Tom is very obedient and listens carefully to instructions, sadly his twin sister isn't as docile as him. |
| Meek | Acquiescent | Although the soldiers didn't like their mission, they decided to act meek. |
| Pliable | Easily bent or influenced | Joe is stubborn and pliable when it comes to decisions. |
| Submit | Authority | Joe didn't like the idea of getting a cat, but in the end, he had to submit to adopting one for his wife's happiness. |
| Tractable | Easily controlled, led, or taught | After causing much trouble, the cat wasn't very tractable, considering he didn't understand English. |
| Malcontent | Discontented person | With so many rules made around the house, the kitten became a malcontent. |
| Perverse | Willful | Although John had been told about a shortcut in the race, the perverse man decided to take his full run. |
| Sedition | Speech, writing or action to overthrow the government | Anyone who wrote a speech to overthrow the government would be arrested for sedition. |
| Allegiance | Loyalty | Any citizen of America has to be born in the states or take their allegiance. |
| Defer | Authority | When I was told I had an incorrect answer, I believed I was correct, but after seeing a higher grade level adult solve the problem,, I decided to defer. |
| Discipline | Train in obedience | The kitten remained undisciplined and caused a lot of destruction. |
| Inmate | Person confined in an institution | After finally causing too much trouble, the kitten became an inmate and was kept in his cage for 1 week, but was luckily still being fed. |
| Migrate | Move from one place to another with the change of season | As the Winter came, the inmate cat saw geese migrate South for the Winter. |
| Native (noun) | Person born in a specific place | The kitten, now named Jed, is a Native to Indiana |
| Commuter | Person who commutes | John, is a commuter who commutes 90 minutes of play time to his pet. |
| Denizen | Dweller | Jed is a denizen of the Nee family home. |
| Domicile | Dwelling | The Nee family had to move from their home, so Jed had to get used to his new domicile. |
| Superfluous | More than what is enough or necessary | Jed already has too many toys. Purchasing even one more would be superfluous. |
| Abroad | To a foreign land | Jed missed his owner after his owner went abroad over to England, where Jed was given to a neighbor. |
| Commute | Travel back and forth daily | Without his owner, Jed decided to regularly commute from his neighborhood to a park nearby. |
| Nomad | A member of a tribe with no home who travels to many different lands | In his adventures to the park, Jed met a fellow cat who lived as a nomad and traveled across the whole state, although it took him a lot of time. |
| Nomadic | Wandering | Jed's companion had first became nomadic as a kitten, when he was left to care for himself. |
| Sojourn | Temporary stay | Jed's companion, Nicky, decided to make Jed's house his sojourn. |
| Procrastinate | Put off things that should be done until later | Nicky procrastinated about the rain coming, but in the end, she was drenched from the rain that really did come. |
| Protract | Lengthen in time | Nicky ended up protracting his stay at Jed's house due to the terrible traveling weather. |
| Sporadic | Infrequent | Indiana now had sporadic sunny weather. Mostly clouds draped the sky, encouraging John to check on his feline pet in his home state. |
| Chronic | Marked by long duration | After Spring, the sunny weather had become chronic and lasted longer when it appeared. |
| Concurrent | Simultaneous | John returning to his home and Nicky leaving the house were a concurrent event, making a quick get away for Nicky. |
| Dawdle | Idle | Nicky started to dawdle on his path toward the exit of the city because he still missed Jed. |
| Docile | Easily taught | Tom is very obedient and listens carefully to instructions, sadly his twin sister isn't as docile as him. |