Q4, Week 1 Vocab Quiz

I. Fill in the Blanks congregate- (verb) to assemble or collectdeplete- (verb) to reduce in amountdeclare- (verb) to say something in a serious waydense- (adj) closely packed together; unintelligentdeluge- (noun) a sudden, heavy downfall of something (usually rain) II. Matching anguish (noun) great mental suffering cluster (noun) a number of similar things that occur together capricious (adj) tending to change abruptly and without reason cumulative (adj) increasing in amount aroma (noun) a pleasant odor premonition (noun) a warning in advance Multiple Choice #1: Using the prefix de-, what would this word mean? "De-affluent" (By the way, this is NOT a word). To take away money from a wealthy person. To join together with a wealthy person. To throw something at a wealthy person. To set a wealthy person free. Multiple Choice #2- This word is an antonym to the word "deplete". aroma cluster cumulative declare Multiple Choice #3- "Cluster" is a synonym (same) to what vocabulary word? deplete congregate deluge anguish