1. (2) structure, complexity, reconstruct, complacations, all correct
2. (2) sensable, obstruct, imply, pliers, all correct
3. (2) sentry, sensation, accomplace, resent, all correct
4. (2) distruction, sentimental, applicable, sensor, all correct
5. (2) multiplication, sensitivity, replica, perpelexing, all correct
6. (2) application, pliable, explicit, implicit, all correct
7. (2) concensus, instructor, construct, founder, all correct
8. * "un-build thing" = ___________
9. * "against build" = ___________
10. * "again together build" = ____________
11. * "together fold things" = ____________
12. * "many fold thing" = ___________
13. * guard : sentry :: conspirator : __________
14. orderly : raucous :: stiff : _________ inert, founder, pliable, implicit, none of the above
15. "Silence equals consent" is an expression that means if you don't say no, you are ______(ly) saying yes. explicit, implicit, raucous, haggard, none of the above
16. Even though lead is a(n) _______ metal, the alchemists of old still tried to combine it with various things to make gold out of it. implicit, raucous, inert, matronly, none of the above
17. implicit : explicit :: renew : _______ raucous, founder, renounce, swagger, none of the above
18. well-rested : haggard :: active : _____ implicit, raucous, inert, founder, none of the above
19. (4) Name four of the techniques that you practiced in the responding to the story "Charles."

Test 17 -- Eighth Grade. Record: vocabulary homework score (/20), "Charles" scores (/10, /10), and extra credit for the week (+3 min/+8 max). If you are exempt, skip 14-18.

1. (2) structure, complexity, reconstruct, complacations, all correct
2. (2) sensable, obstruct, imply, pliers, all correct
3. (2) sentry, sensation, accomplace, resent, all correct
4. (2) distruction, sentimental, applicable, sensor, all correct
5. (2) multiplication, sensitivity, replica, perpelexing, all correct
6. (2) application, pliable, explicit, implicit, all correct
7. (2) concensus, instructor, construct, founder, all correct
8. * "un-build thing" = ___________
9. * "against build" = ___________
10. * "again together build" = ____________
11. * "together fold things" = ____________
12. * "many fold thing" = ___________
13. * guard : sentry :: conspirator : __________
14. orderly : raucous :: stiff : _________ inert, founder, pliable, implicit, none of the above
15. "Silence equals consent" is an expression that means if you don't say no, you are ______(ly) saying yes. explicit, implicit, raucous, haggard, none of the above
16. Even though lead is a(n) _______ metal, the alchemists of old still tried to combine it with various things to make gold out of it. implicit, raucous, inert, matronly, none of the above
17. implicit : explicit :: renew : _______ raucous, founder, renounce, swagger, none of the above
18. well-rested : haggard :: active : _____ implicit, raucous, inert, founder, none of the above
19. (4) Name four of the techniques that you practiced in the responding to the story "Charles."