Do you
know what these G + letters are
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G PLUS 1
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abbreviation for an enlisted soldier in the USA
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GI
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G PLUS 1
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abbreviation for great
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GT
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G PLUS 2
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a precious stone or jewel
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GEM
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G PLUS 2
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semi solid like jelly
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GEL
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G PLUS 3
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a spiritual leader
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GURU
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G PLUS 3
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to bite steadily at
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GNAW
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G PLUS 4
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a strong desire for more than is needed
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GREED
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G PLUS 4
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a bright smooth surface
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GLOSS
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G PLUS 5
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dirty or unwashed
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GRUBBY
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G PLUS 5
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idle of loose talk
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GOSSIP
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G PLUS 6
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a female god
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GODDESS
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G PLUS 6
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give out weak or unsteady light
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GLIMMER
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G PLUS 7
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someone who gives their time or money easily
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GENEROUS
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G PLUS 7
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magnificent of richly coloured
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GORGEOUS
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G PLUS 8
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an other word meaning usually
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GENERALLY
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G PLUS 8
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when a seed starts to grow
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GERMINATE
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G PLUS 9
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medical care of old people
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GERIATRICS
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G PLUS 9
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the science of the diseases of women
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GYNECOLOGY
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G PLUS 9
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the elected people who are ruling the country
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GOVERNMENT
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G PLUS 10
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using the hands to accompany speaking
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GESTICULATE
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Select the appropriate choice
1)A
__________ seemed to befall the entire community as it heard the horrid
news. A. malfeasance B. blasphemy
C. largess D. malaise
"Malaise" is a feeling of illness or
mental uneasiness.
2)A
kind of ____________ seemed to occur when David graduated from high school. He
became a serious student all of a sudden.
A. metamorphosis B. milieu C. epithet D. accolade
"metamorphosis" is a radical or
magical change.
3)Esmerelda's
dissertation was on such an ___________ subject that no one could understand it. A. equitable B. esoteric C. auspicious D.
austere
"Esoteric" meands difficult to
understand.
4)Sherman's
hold on his job has become so _________ that no one is sure he'll be working
there next month. A. serendipitous B. eminent
C. putative
D. tenuous "Tenuous" means flimsy, "by the skin of
your teeth."
5)The UConn
women basketball team's perfect season ___________ in a championship win over
Tennessee. A. culminated B. fulminated C. fomented D. alleviated "To culminate" means to reach a
full climax, to finish at the peak.
Tongue Twisters
Three free throws
A noisy noise
annoys an oyster
Sure the
ship’s shipshape, sir.
Inchworms
itching
Twelve twins twirled twelve twigs
Fill up the blanks
1)If
you are ___, you shouldn't apply for this job. Unexperienced inexperienced
2)Everybody
thinks that John and his brother are _____guys.
Unpleasant displeasant
3)It's
quite ___ to please her. Impossible unimpossible
4)This
was one of the most ___ conferences I've ever participated in.
inorganized disorganized
5)John
and Mary are ___ friends. Unseparable inseparable
6)Our
society should punish ___ politicians. Unhonest dishonest
7)She
was fired because she was ___. Unefficient inefficient
8)We
couldn't understand why he made such ___ remarks.
Umpersonal impersonal
9)It's
___ to shout at people in the street. Impolite unpolite
10)That
teacher feels awful when ___ visitors come to attend her class.
Inexpected unexpected
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