5 Written Questions

1. To fail to understand correctly.
2. A turning to someone or something for aid.
3. A temporary camp or shelter.
4. To be in the business of supplying goods, especially food or provisions, for use.
5. Limited or narrow in scope or outlook; of or related to a church parish.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A state of disuse.
   1. replete
   2. desuetude
   3. decry
   4. recourse
2. Well supplied; full.
   1. recourse
   2. desuetude
   3. cetacean
   4. replete
3. To put an end to; abolish or repeal.
   1. abrogate
   2. aborigine
   3. replete
   4. recourse
4. An original inhabitant, especially one displaced by later settlers.
   1. abrogate
   2. waive
   3. aborigine
   4. parochial
5. To give up as a right; to forgo.
   1. mawkish
   2. decry
   3. purvey
   4. waive

5 True/False Questions

1. mawkish → Excessively sentimental.

   True        False

2. decry → To criticize strongly; to denounce.

   True        False

3. appurtenance → An item of equipment; an accessory.

   True        False

4. leviathan → Anything that is of enormous size.

   True        False

5. cetacean → Anything that is of enormous size.

   True        False