Language Arts Completing Sentences Flashcards
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The student's essay lacked _______, jumping from one idea to the next without clear connections.
Answer: coherence
'Coherence' refers to logical consistency and connection between ideas, which the essay was missing.
The old barn had fallen into _______ after years of neglect and harsh winters.
Answer: disrepair
'Disrepair' means a poor condition due to lack of maintenance, fitting a neglected barn.
Her tone was _______ as she explained the mistake, clearly blaming her colleague without saying so directly.
Answer: insinuating
'Insinuating' means hinting at something indirectly, which matches blaming without direct accusation.
The documentary was praised for its _______ portrayal of life in poverty, showing both struggles and moments of joy.
Answer: nuanced
'Nuanced' means showing subtle distinctions rather than a one-sided view.
The athlete trained with _______ discipline, never missing a session even in extreme weather.
Answer: unwavering
'Unwavering' means steady and resolute, which fits never missing a training session.
The author's use of _______ imagery helped readers visualize the battlefield's chaos vividly.
Answer: vivid
'Vivid' means producing clear, strong mental images, which helps readers visualize the scene.
The new policy was _______ by employee unions, who argued it reduced worker protections.
Answer: contested
'Contested' means disputed or challenged, which fits unions arguing against the policy.