Vocabulary Unit 1

Question 1

Indifferent

adj

Answer 1

not interested or concerned about something,

Sentence: Rob leaned aiganst the table watching the girls watch him. He was indifferent the girls were not.

Question 2

Drone

noun

Answer 2

A person that doesn’t do work and is boring.

Sentence: “Believe him”, an honor society drone drawled from the last row.

Question 3

Saunter

verb

Answer 3

To walk in a slow relaxed effort without a hurry or efforts.

Sentence: Rob sauntered down the hallway indifferent to the fact that he was late for class.

Question 4

Disgruntled

adj

Answer 4

Angry or dissatisfied

Sentence: Rob waggled his eyebrows at the disgruntled woman who refused to smile.

Question 5

Baffle(verb)

Baffled(adj)

Answer 5

To confuse someone completely
Confused
Sentence1: My jokes could easily baffle Coop.
Sentence2:” Next thing you’ll be walking on the ceiling and playing the piano with your feet “ I said Coop lokked baffled.

Question 6

Grimace

noun

Answer 6

An ugly, twisted expression to express.

Sentence: imon grimaced, swiped at his noise, and muttered, “Slave drive”.

Question 7

Dabble

verb

Answer 7

To play or take part in an activity in a way that is not serious.
Sentence: (about Simon) He lives here alone, dabbles in stocks and bonds, and goes to high school as a dodge.

Question 8

Accusatory

adj

Answer 8

Expressing blame or accusing someone

Sentence: I saw Simon’s expression was disapproving and accusatory.

Question 9

Demeanor

noun

Answer 9

A persons outward behavior
Sentence: Now I stopped the car, wiped my sweaty palms aiganst my T-shirt, assumed my im just too casual to live demeanor and sauntered over her.

Question 10

Annihilate

verb

Answer 10

To destroy something completely.

Sentence: Or maybe Rob didn’t need to defeat. Maybe he needed to annihilate.

Question 11

Devious

adj

Answer 11

Willing to lie or trick people to get what they want.

Sentence: The thought ghosted through my mind that Glass was more than book smart. He was devious.