| A | B |
|---|
| articulate | Every graduate should be --- and capable of carrying on an intelligent conversation. |
| asinine | At seventeen --- antics are unacceptable in the classroom and unappreciated by students and teachers alike. |
| corroborate | It took only a few days to ---that Osama Bin Laden had indeed ordered the attachk on America. |
| coup | Fidel Castro and his gorilla fighters pulled a --- in Cuba over 30 years ago. |
| dissent | There has been little --- in this country about whether we as a country should fight terrorism even if we have to stay at war for a long time. |
| divulge | Once you give your word not to --- a secret, you are duty bound to keep it. |
| exonerate | After 20 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, the man was ---(ed) by the confession of the actual killer. |
| intangible | When a friend's home burned, she told me it wasn't the valuable items that she grieved over losing but the --- ones; the baby pictures, Christmas decorations, etc. |
| intermittent | When the siren goes off, we listen closely; an --- blast means "fire," a continuous blast means "tornado." |
| interloper | All the doors of the bulding are kept locked so that an --- can not enter. |
