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Name _____________________________
Date ___________________
Vocabulary
Complete each sentence using the correct word.

1.   We were very glad to see that Nathan began showing us that he could behave in a (consciousness, postulate, rational) manner instead of causing disruptions all the time.

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2.   My (camaraderie, convoluted, lethargy) today was caused by lack of sleep last night. I stayed up all night grading papers and only got 2 hours of sleep.

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3.   The (breadth, megalopolis, rational) of Dallas-Fort Worth and its surrounding cities is expected to reach a population of over 5 million people in the next couple of years.

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4.   I would think a judge would have a wide (breadth, camaraderie, rational) of knowledge regarding all of the laws and the cases that have been tried concerning those laws.

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5.   We are dealing with very (convoluted, lethargy, postulate) issues, and there is really no clear answer as to the solution.

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6.   The (breadth, convoluted, escalate) of the Grand Canyon is 18 miles at its widest point.

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7.   We were concerned that the crowd's protest would (breadth, escalate, megalopolis) into violence before the police would be able to subdue them.

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8.   The (camaraderie, escalate, postulate) between Lauren and Brittany is something in which all best friends should strive.

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9.   When Samuel regained his (consciousness, convoluted, rational) after the hard hit, he was a little dazed at first, but then remembered that he had been playing football when he got hurt.

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10.   Your excuse does not (convoluted, escalate, postulate) the type of behavior you demonstrated in the classroom today.

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11.   If our (breadth, consciousness, megalopolis) grows any larger, there will be more people than houses to live in.

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12.   The United States and Great Britain have built a strong (camaraderie, lethargy, megalopolis) with each other over time.

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13.   The (lethargy, postulate, rational) of one of my usually active students caused me concern.

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14.   We will (consciousness, convoluted, postulate) that our client was not at the scene while the crime was being committed.

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