5 Written Questions

1. adv. With a great deal of enthusiasm, wanting.
2. adj. Not having hope, joy, and confident; gloomy.
3. v. To surprise; to amaze.
4. n. beauty of form or movement. A short prayer said before a meal. An extra period to do or to pay a something.
5. v. To make an agreement that has the force of law. To get; to come to have. To make or become smaller. n. an agreement that has the force of law.

5 Matching Questions

1. recite
2. graceful
3. expose
4. respond
5. pessimist

1. a v. To make known. To open to view. To leave unprotected.
2. b v. To say aloud before an audience, usually from memory.
3. c adj. Having beauty of movement.
4. d n. a person who expects things to turn out badly
5. e v. To answer.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. v. cat to force someone to accept or put up with. To take unfair advantage of.
   1. response
   2. respond
   3. impose
   4. expose
2. adj. Wanting very much.
   1. eager
   2. eagerly
   3. grace
   4. expose
3. adj. Not thinking too highly of oneself over simple; not fancy or extreme.
   1. expose
   2. modesty
   3. modest
   4. attend
4. adj. Very surprising.
   1. astound
   2. astounding
   3. respond
   4. attend
5. v. To cling to an idea or feeling. To take care of; to love.
   1. cherish
   2. recite
   3. active
   4. recital

5 True/False Question

1. attend → v. To surprise; to amaze.
   

   True        False

2. parallel → v. To stop all movement or feeling in. To make helpless and powerless.
   

   True        False

3. active → adj. Taking part; working. lively; quick; busy. Moving a lot; moving quickly.
   

   True        False

4. recital → v. To say aloud before an audience, usually from memory.
   

   True        False

5. paralyze → v. To stop all movement or feeling in. To make helpless and powerless.
   

   True        False