6 Written Questions

1. ordinary or commonplace referring to the events of everyday living
2. contempt feeling that s/o or s/t deserves no attention or respect to look upon or treat with contempt
3. a false attack to make an action designed to distract or deceive an opponent
4. promptness in responding, briskness, lively action
5. pity expression of sympathy upon s/o's death
6. substitution of a pleasant expression for an unpleasant or offensive one

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to specify a condition to require by legal paper
   1. intimidate
   2. bristle
   3. stipulate
   4. repudiate
2. inappropriate not matching, not appropriate to the situation
   1. pugnacious
   2. tremulous
   3. incongruous
   4. inadvertent
3. make fearful to make s/o fearful or timid by showing power or making threats
   1. repudiate
   2. disdain
   3. stipulate
   4. intimidate
4. angry, ready to fight warlike; having or taking an aggressive or fighting attitude
   1. feint
   2. inadvertent
   3. bristle
   4. belligerent
5. to reject; decline to say s/t is untrue
   1. repudiate
   2. intimidate
   3. stipulate
   4. mundane

5 True/False Questions

1. cessation → contempt feeling that s/o or s/t deserves no attention or respect to look upon or treat with contempt

   True        False

2. pugnacious → quivering shaking, fearful

   True        False

3. inadvertent → heedless, not attentive not on purpose, done w/o thinking

   True        False

4. bristle → stiffen with fear or anger

   True        False

5. tremulous → quivering shaking, fearful

   True        False