WW14

5 Written Questions

1. To grow, expand, or multiply at a rapid rate.
2. A vast cluster of stars and other matter, billions of which make up the known universe.
3. To place side by side.
4. Marked by great strength, size, or influence.
5. To distribute something or pay out money, especially from a public or other fund.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A departure from the norm or what is considered right, natural, or normal; a flaw or defect.
   1. certitude
   2. aberration
   3. maelstrom
   4. celestial
2. A large and violent whirlpool or something resembling a whirlpool.
   1. pillory
   2. celestial
   3. aberration
   4. maelstrom
3. To expose to public scorn or contempt.
   1. titanic
   2. pillory
   3. galaxy
   4. disburse
4. Grown old; out-of-date.
   1. optimum
   2. certitude
   3. titanic
   4. antiquated
5. Of or relating to the skies or heavens.
   1. certitude
   2. maelstrom
   3. celestial
   4. aberration

5 True/False Questions

1. intractable → Hard to manage, tame, or control; stubborn; not easily cured.

   True        False

2. remiss → Best or most favorable.

   True        False

3. optimum → Best or most favorable.

   True        False

4. juncture → To distribute something or pay out money, especially from a public or other fund.

   True        False

5. certitude → The state of being certain of the truth or rightness of something.

   True        False