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It’s your job to do the questions at home and learn the definitions of the words you’re asked about each week. The tasks will help you to learn the words.\u003Cbr>You must also learn the spelling of the vocabulary words each week.\u003Cbr>In lessons your teacher will test your knowledge of the vocabulary you’ve learnt. You will have to know how to use the words in a sentence, how to spell the words correctly and what the definition of the words are. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Roots/Prefixes | You will need to learn the 4 roots and the definitions each week too. Knowing Latin/Greek roots can help with working out the definitions of unfamiliar vocabulary. |\n| Spelling | Make sure you practise the spelling of the vocabulary words that you answer questions on each week. You will be tested on this. |\n\n100 words  \n1. Abhor  \n2. Appease  \n3. Avarice  \n4. Alleviate  \n5. Ambivalent  \n6. Animosity  \n7. Anarchy  \n8. Arbitrary  \n9. Acquiesce  \n10. Assimilate  \n11. Brazen  \n12. Bigot  \n13. Belligerent  \n14. Callous  \n15. Clandestine  \n16. Coherent  \n17. Cumulative  \n18. Cynical  \n19. Catharsis  \n20. Coalition  \n21. Demure  \n22. Despot  \n23. Diligent  \n24. Depict  \n25. Derive  \n26. Digress  \n27. Distort  \n28. Dormant  \n29. Demeanor  \n30. Deplore  \n31. Derogatory  \n32. Disparity  \n33. Duplicity  \n34. Elated  \n35. Eloquent  \n36. Empathy  \n37. Explicit  \n38. Escalate  \n39. Exacerbate  \n40. Elusive  \n41. Fabricate  \n42. Falter  \n43. Furtive  \n44. Feral  \n45. Gluttony  \n46. Gratuitous  \n47. Haughty  \n48. Hypocrisy  \n49. Heinous  \n50. Impeccable  \n51. Implicit  \n52. Inept  \n53. Infamy  \n54. Inhibit  \n55. Insatiable  \n56. Insular  \n57. Intrepid  \n58. Inherent  \n59. Incessant  \n60. Impartial  \n61. Jubilant  \n62. Jeopardize  \n63. Lurid  \n64. Lucrative  \n65. Maverick  \n66. Morose  \n67. Myriad  \n68. Mediate  \n69. Novice  \n70. Nuance  \n71. Nonchalant  \n72. Niche  \n73. Oblivious  \n74. Obtuse  \n75. Parody  \n76. Plethora  \n77. Preposterous  \n78. Pertinent  \n79. Precarious  \n80. Quaint  \n81. Rash  \n82. Repugnant  \n83. Rejuvenate  \n84. Retrospect  \n85. Salient  \n86. Staid  \n87. Surreptitious  \n88. Subdue  \n89. Scrutiny  \n90. Subordinate  \n91. Surmise  \n92. Superfluous  \n93. Sycophant  \n94. Tenuous  \n95. Tangible  \n96. Travesty  \n97. Tirade  \n98. Vindicate  \n99. Validate  \n100. 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