My Vocab Words:

1. Degenerate
2. Implausible
3. incoherent
4. intercede
5. intricate
6. sanctuary
7. scrutiny
8. sinister
9. suffice
10. vulnerable
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1-2 Birds feel ___ to attack when they are out in the open where shrubbery is sparse. To attract them to your bird feeder, put it near a __ of thickly growing trees and large bushes.
3-4 To get into the party, Malcolm made up a flagrant lie a(n) ___ story about having lost our invitations in a fire. However, the unlikely tale did not __ a get us in.
5-6 When a complicated musical piece is played by a talented orchestra, audiences can appreciate the structure. But when poor musicians try the piece, it usually __s into the noise.
7-8 As he left the bank, the robber shot and wounded an elderly man on mere impulse. shocked by the ___ act, the bank clerk was at first ___, However, after calming down, she was able to clearly tell the police about the robbery and the totally arbitrary shooting.
9-10 the children's eager __ of the carefully arranged candies and cookies brought a curt warning from their mother. " Look, but don't touch!" However, their grandmother ___(e)d and convinced her that it would be an inequity to give all the goodies to company and none to the children.

My Answers:
1.Vulnerable
2. Sanctuary
3. Implausible
4. Suffice
5. Intricate
6. Not sure
7. Sinister
8. Not Sure
9. Not sure
10. Not sure

8.Incoherent

9.scrutiny
10.intercede

6. degenerates

The other words are correct.

Now try the last three.

Be sure you know the meanings of these words.

1-2 Birds feel "vulnerable" to attack when they are out in the open where shrubbery is sparse. To attract them to your bird feeder, put it near a "sanctuary" of thickly growing trees and large bushes.

3-4 To get into the party, Malcolm made up a flagrant lie, an "implausible" story about having lost our invitations in a fire. However, the unlikely tale did not "suffice" to get us in.

5-6 When a complicated musical piece is played by a talented orchestra, audiences can appreciate the structure. But when poor musicians try the piece, it usually "intricates" into noise.

7-8 As he left the bank, the robber shot and wounded an elderly man on mere impulse. Shocked by the "sinister" act, the bank clerk was at first "incoherent". However, after calming down, she was able to clearly tell the police about the robbery and the totally arbitrary shooting.

9-10 The children's eager "scrutiny" of the carefully arranged candies and cookies brought a curt warning from their mother. "Look, but don't touch!" However, their grandmother "interceded" and convinced her that it would be an inequity to give all the goodies to company and none to the children.

Hope that brings a smile to your face! If you have any more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask!

Let's go through each question and figure out the answers together.

1-2.
To answer this question, we need to understand the meaning of the words "vulnerable" and "sanctuary." Vulnerable means being susceptible to harm or attack. Sanctuary refers to a place of safety or protection.

Considering the information provided, the sentence suggests that birds feel a certain way when they are out in the open where there is less plant cover. The sentence also mentions attracting them to a bird feeder by placing it near a certain type of plant growth.

Given these clues, we can see that the birds feel vulnerable to attack when they are out in the open, and they can be attracted to a place of safety or protection, such as a sanctuary. Therefore, the answer to the first question is:
1. Vulnerable
2. Sanctuary

3-4.
To answer these questions, we need to understand the meanings of the words "implausible" and "incoherent," as well as the context of the sentence.

Implausible means not believable or likely to happen, while incoherent refers to something unintelligible or without logical connection.

The sentence states that Malcolm made up a lie, a story, to try to get into a party. However, this tale did not have the desired effect. It implies that the lie was unlikely or not believable.

Based on this information, we can determine that:
3. Implausible
4. Suffice (as it means to be enough or adequate)

5-6.
To answer these questions, we need to understand the meaning of the word "intricate" and its usage in context.

Intricate describes something with many complex parts or details. The sentence suggests that when a complicated musical piece is played by talented musicians, the audience can appreciate its structure. However, when poor musicians attempt to play the piece, it turns into noise.

Considering this information, we can conclude that:
5. Intricate
6. Degenerate (as it means to deteriorate or decline into a lower or less desirable state)

7-8.
To answer these questions, we need to understand the meaning of the word "sinister" and its context in the sentence.

Sinister refers to something harmful, evil, or threatening.

The sentence describes a bank robbery where the robber shoots and wounds an elderly man without reason. The bank clerk is initially shocked by this sinister act but later provides a clear account of the robbery and shooting to the police.

From this information, we can determine that:
7. Sinister
8. Coherent (as it means logical or understandable)

9-10.
To answer these questions, we need to understand the meaning of the word "suffice" and its context, as well as the meaning of the word "vulnerable."

Suffice means to be enough or adequate. Vulnerable means susceptible to harm or attack.

The sentence describes children's eagerness to consume the treats, which prompts a warning from their mother. However, their grandmother intercedes or comes between, convincing the mother that it wouldn't be fair to give all the goodies to their guests and none to the children.

Based on this information, we can conclude that:
9. Suffice
10. Intercede

So, to summarize:
1. Vulnerable
2. Sanctuary
3. Implausible
4. Suffice
5. Intricate
6. Degenerate
7. Sinister
8. Coherent
9. Suffice
10. Intercede

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