5 Written Questions

1. varied
2. full of life; lively
3. childish; immature
4. to walk slowly or leisurely as if without a purpose
5. bulky; short and fat

5 Matching Questions

1. vapid (adj.)
2. eloquent (adj.)
3. erudite (adj.)
4. foyer (noun)
5. loquacious (adj.)

1. a an entrance hall in a building
2. b uninteresting; tiresome
3. c fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
4. d talkative
5. e learned; knowledgeable; well-read

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. troubled or bothered
   1. eerie (adj.)
   2. vapid (adj.)
   3. putrid (adj.)
   4. harried (adj.)
2. to make a make a long and difficult journey
   1. stout (adj.)
   2. trek (verb)
   3. foyer (noun)
   4. eerie (adj.)
3. uninteresting; lacking in flavor; dull or boring
   1. insipid (adj.)
   2. putrid (adj.)
   3. languid (adj.)
   4. vapid (adj.)
4. weird; mysterious; strange and frightening
   1. eerie (adj.)
   2. puerile (adj.)
   3. harried (adj.)
   4. erudite (adj.)
5. wise
   1. stout (adj.)
   2. sagacious (adj.)
   3. ingenuous (adj.)
   4. loquacious (adj.)

5 True/False Questions

1. sloth (noun) → an entrance hall in a building

   True        False

2. adept (adj.) → highly skilled

   True        False

3. dormant (adj.) → sleeping or not active, but capable of becoming active

   True        False

4. decrepit (adj.) → old and feeble; worn-out; ruined

   True        False

5. putrid (adj.) → childish; immature

   True        False