Honors English 3

Front 1

His benevolent gifts to charities earned him _______ from the public

Back 1

Plaudits (N)
(deserving imitaton; commendable)

Hint 1

applause

Front 2

The citizens of Maycomb County did not place much _______ in Tom Robinson.

Back 2

Credence (N)
Belief or acceptance; trustworthiness, reliability

Hint 2

trust

Front 3

King Midas _______ gold more than anything else.

Back 3

Covet (V) (COVETOUS, COVETOUSNESS)
to wish or crave for, to desire greedily

Hint 3

obession

Front 4

Since I've known him for so long, I can _______ to his honesty.

Back 4

Attest (V) (ATTESTATION)
To bear witness or verify; to demonstrate or declare as true

Hint 4

verify

Front 5

Her parents finally _______ to allowing her to drive their car.

Back 5

Assent (V) (ASSENTER, ASSENTINGLY)
to consent or to agree with

Front 6

Scout seemed to be in _______ with very few people at her school.

Back 6

Concord (N) (CONCORDANT, DISCORD)
agreement or harmony; friendly or peaceful relation

Front 7

A trait is a characteristic that is _______ over an extended period of time

Back 7

Consistent (ADJ) (CONCORDANT, DISCORD)
Compatible or in agreement; keeping to the same principles or actions

Front 8

A team must have ________ within its ranks if it is to be successful.

Back 8

Solidarity (N)
cooperation and loyality based on unity of interests

Hint 8

cooperataion

Front 9

His _______ to his contry was unmatched

Back 9

Fidelity (N)
loyality or devotion to duty

Hint 9

a soldier might exibit this

Front 10

B.H.S. has a _______ with its sister city school system- Takatori - in Japan.

Back 10

Liaison (N) (LIASON-OFFICER)
a close bond or connection

Front 11

The teachers held a _______ to discuss the problems in the school.

Back 11

Palaver (N)
a conference, idscussion, or conversation (can imply idle chatter or flattering persuasion.

Hint 11

discussion

Front 12

I was ________ by a man who was trying to sell newspaper.

Back 12

Accost (V)
to approch and speak to (to confront in a challenging way)