5 Written Questions

1. (v.) to have a heavy, violent, swelling motion (like waves); (n.) a powerful forward rush
2. (n.) a wrong idea, misunderstanding
3. (n.) one who looks expects things to turn out for the best; someone who looks on the bright side of things
4. (v.) to give power or authority to; to enable; to permit
5. (v.) to make stupid, dull, or groggy; to surprise or astonish

5 Matching Questions

1. atrocity
2. audition
3. cope
4. affirm
5. unscrupulous

1. a (adj.) dishonest; not guided or controlled by moral principles
2. b (v.) to declare to be true, state positively; to confirm
3. c (v.) to struggle successfully against; to prove to be a match for; deal with satisfactorily; (n.) a long religious cloak; a canopy
4. d (n.) a trial hearing for a performer; (v.) to conduct or perform such a hearing
5. e (n.) an extremely wicked, brutal, or cruel act; something very bad or unpleasant

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (adj.) speaking or writing easily and smoothly, flowing gracefully
   1. adhere
   2. surge
   3. cope
   4. fluent
2. (adj.) in a bad or nasty mood, resentful; gloomy
   1. stupefy
   2. surge
   3. lag
   4. sulky
3. (v.) to discourage, scare off, or prevent through fear or doubt
   1. cope
   2. adhere
   3. deter
   4. lag
4. (v.)to stick to, remain attached; to be devoted or loyal as a follower or supporter
   1. adhere
   2. deter
   3. affirm
   4. fluent
5. (v.) to injure very seriously by cutting, tearing, crushing, etc.; to bring to ruin
   1. lag
   2. mangle
   3. surge
   4. prowl

5 True/False Questions

1. disquieting → (v.) to make stupid, dull, or groggy; to surprise or astonish

   True        False

2. supplement → (n.) something added to complete a thing or make up for a lack; a section added to a book or document; (v.) to provide such an addition or completion

   True        False

3. prowl → (v.) to roam about stealthily in search for something

   True        False

4. trait → (n.) a quality or characteristic (especially of personality); a distinguishing feature

   True        False

5. lag → (v.) to move slowly or fall behind; to bring up the rear; (n.) a falling behind; the amount by which someone or something is behind; an interval

   True        False