Vocab14 Grade 10 Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
Something that a finicky person would be most likely to do.	reject food
Something that would cause most airline passengers to feel trepidation	turbulence
Something requiring fastidious planning	space mission
A group that is LEAST likely to make judicious decisions	angry mob
a situation in which a knowledge of miutiae would be most helpful	trivia competition
A place that should NEVER have slovenly appearance	operating room
An example of imprudent behavior	teasing a lion
A likely result of adeguate diligence	success
The opposite of unmindful	aware
Something that requires meticulous attention.	research paper
The ______ sentry remained at his post, intently scanning the horizon	deligent
The new student approached the school with great ____.	trepidation
___ is often punished by its results.	imprudence
The ____ crafted plan was virtually foolproof.	meticulously
Computers have all sorts of _______ parts	minute
___ people hold up cafeteria lines.	finicky
The council acted _____ by distributing funds equally to the groups.	judiciously.
If my appearance i______, pleaswe understand that a delayed flight forced me to sleep in the aitport.	slovenly
THe knight entered the castle _____ of the trap his enemies had set.	unmindful
Interior decorators are often ____ people who care about each color and aspect of design in a house or and office	fastidious
One way to avoid pre-exam ____ is to make ____use of your study time.	trepidation...judicious
Senior colleges can be very _______ about whom they choose to admit.	finicky
NASA flight-engineering have to be _____ in their calculations.	meticulous
It is unwise to present a _____ appearance on job interviews.	solvenly
The nervous child proceeded into the haunted house with _________	trepidation
Deciding to cut class and go to the mall was a very ____ decision.	imprudent
Supreme Court justices are supposed to be ____ in theie legal reasoning.	judicious
Unfortunately, she seemed completely ________ of the number of people whose feelings she waws hurting.	unmindful
Here's some bad advice:"Don't worry about the ____ of your new contract."	minutiae
He was so insanely ________ about his clothes that a raindrop hitting his shoe	fastidious
She wondered if her boss's words "Your ____ won't be forgotten" meant "You will ge a raise."	diligence
untidy	slovenly
anziety	trepidation
hard work	diligence
very precise	meticulous
showing careful attention to detail	fastidious
difficult to please	finicky
inattentive	unmindful
having good, sound judgment	judicious
unwise, thoughtless	imprudent
trivial details	minutia
steady effort; presistent hard work	diligence	noun from Latin dis-, "apart" + legere, "to choose"
Becoming a doctor requires intelligence, ____, and a caring nature	diligence
attentive care; carefulness	diligence
Her ______as a copyeditor made her an important asset tot he school newspaper.	diligence
The college graduate was ____ in the pursuit of a job, sending out resumes daily and going to several job fairs.	diligent
possessing or displaying careful attention to detail	fastidious	adjective from Latin fastidium, "squeamishness; haughtiness"
He was so ______ about keeping his room clean that his mother had to tell him, "One sock in the wrong place won't kill ou."	fastidious
picky; diffictult to please	fastidious
My cousin Arielle was such a ______ eater that our grandmother worried whether Arielle was getting nutrition.	fastidious
The row of pencils, sorted by size and color and laid out perfectly on the desk, hinted at her ____________.	fastidiousness	noun derived from fastidious
Difficult to please;insisting on getting exactly what one wants	finicky	adjective
Young children are often ________eaters, uncomfortable with trying different kinds of food.	finicky
unwise; doing things wihtout careful though or judgment.	imprudent	adjective from Latin im-, "not" + providere, "to provide for"
It is ________ to spend more than you earn	imprudent
One obvious example of ___________ is riding in a car without a seat belt	imprudence
__________ reporters thoroughly check their sources of information before submitting a story for publication.	Judicious
extremely careful and precise	meticulous	adjective from Latin meticulosus, "timid"
Plotting a large ship's coruse through narrow, hazardous waterways require ______work.	meticulous
Though known for _________, PAt accidentally included several factual errors in his big presentation.	meticulousness	noun derived from meticulous
A small, minor, or trivial detail	minutia	noun from Latin minutus, "small"
The _____ of the company's financial report were listed in the appendix.	minutia
As a good director, he knew the film's script down to the most _____ detail.	minute
untidy, sloppy in dress or appearance	slovenly	adjective from German slove, "To dress carelessly"
With her shirt half tucked in and her wrinkled pants, she lookd rather _______.	slovenly
marked by carelessness or negligence; shoddy	slovenly
"You should be embarrassed by the slovenly job you did on that report." said the teacher.	slovenly
anxiety; a state of alarm, dread, or fear	trepidation	noun from Latin trepidu, "anxious"
unfortunately, many students approach college entrance exams with _________.	trepidation
involuntary trembling or quivering	trepidation
No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't control my _______at the tohought of delivering the speech	tredipation
failin to give due care or attention; inattentive	unmindful	adjective
____ of the darkening sky and falling barometer, the inexperienced sailors headed out to sea.	unmindful
extremely small; tiny	minute	adjective detived from minutia
Having or exhibiting good, sound judgment	judicious	adjective from Latin indiciumn, "judgment"

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