5 Written Questions

1. something that covers or protects; a display (like armor)
2. a change or variation occurring in the course of something
3. unburied
4. corrupt, vulgar, vicious behavior
5. a sudden perception of the meaning of something

5 Matching Questions

1. mettled (adj)
2. caparisoned (v)
3. tyranny (n)
4. ubiquitous (adj)
5. obsequies (n)

1. a existing or being everywhere at the same time.
2. b to decorate a horse with ornamental covering
3. c the rule of an unrestrained ruler; an abuse of authority
4. d a funeral rite or ceremony
5. e spirited, courageous, determined

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a formal/public compliment or elaborate phrase.
   1. panoplies (n)
   2. inderdict (n)
   3. dirges (plural n)
   4. panegyrics (plural n)
2. divination (to foresee the future); art or practice of divination
   1. edict (n)
   2. augury (n)
   3. mete (v)
   4. tyranny (n)
3. a public statement of a new law
   1. reprobate (n)
   2. panoplies (n)
   3. promulgation (n)
   4. sedition (n)
4. a depraved, unprincipled or wicked person; a person directed by God beyond salvation; a loser
   1. epiphany (n)
   2. mete (v)
   3. reprobate (n)
   4. edict (n)
5. a rebellion against a government
   1. epiphany (n)
   2. edict (n)
   3. mete (v)
   4. sedition (n)

5 True/False Questions

1. edict (n) → a law forbiding or commanding an act

   True        False

2. blithely (adv) → spirited, courageous, determined

   True        False

3. inderdict (n) → a proclamation or command

   True        False

4. dirges (plural n) → a formal/public compliment or elaborate phrase.

   True        False

5. resplendent (adj) → shining brilliantly; gleaming

   True        False