Before We Were Free Vocabulary Quiz 1
In this vocabulary quiz, you will be asked to use y...
Before We Were Free Vocabulary Quiz 1
In this vocabulary quiz, you will be asked to use your words in a sentence.
WORD BANK
Inflamed
Disarray
Votive
Assassinate
Grievance
Commiserate
Savor
Diplomatic Immunity
Amnesty
Poetic License
Benefactor
Consul
Omen
Askew
Bayonet
Proposition
Preoccupied
Embargo
Apprehensive
In a sentence, use two of your vocabulary words (You can choose which words you prefer)
In a sentence, use two of your vocabulary words (You can choose which words you prefer)
In a sentence, use two of your vocabulary words (You can choose which words you prefer)
In a sentence, use two of your vocabulary words (You can choose which words you prefer)
In a sentence, use two of your vocabulary words (You can choose which words you prefer)
In a sentence, use two of your vocabulary words (You can choose which words you prefer)
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