5 Written Questions

1. noun and verb, to have a _____ of something is to have too much of it, it means excess
2. authority of the court of law
3. to make someone feel foolish or faint, or unable to act intelligently
4. pleasing or attractive, fine, oolala, fetching, inviting, wow, hhmm, yup, not too shabby, well i say,
5. to bring up to date

5 Matching Questions

1. pervasive
2. nepotism
3. necromancy
4. tintinnabulation
5. theocracy

1. a government by religious leaders
2. b unethical favoritism toward relatives in professional matters
3. c the ringing of bells
4. d noun, gaining insight by communicating with the dead, it can also mean witchcraft, either way it's pretty weird
5. e adjective for something that has been spread around alot already, interms or a rumor or a stereotype or way of thinking, you could say racism was______ during the 1850's

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Hebrew word for God
   1. tintinnabulation
   2. bugaboo
   3. necromancy
   4. Tetragrammaton
2. rule by the rich, influence of the wealthy in social affairs
   1. necromancy
   2. plutocracy
   3. comely
   4. theocracy
3. to ____ is to make someone do what you want them to do
   1. subjugate
   2. surfeit
   3. obtuse
   4. bugaboo
4. an object of fear, something that causes worry or dismay is a ____
   1. pathos
   2. surfeit
   3. bugaboo
   4. subjugate
5. this word is a quality that makes someone feel sorrow or sympathy, often used when talking about books or film or other art forms
   1. paroxysm
   2. nepotism
   3. pathos
   4. obtuse

5 True/False Questions

1. antebellum → unethical favoritism toward relatives in professional matters

   True        False

2. obtuse → this word is used to describe a person intellect and observation skills are not so good, in other words dumb, silly, et cetera

   True        False

3. avarice → extreme greed (adj form can also be used on quiz)

   True        False

4. paroxysm → this word is a quality that makes someone feel sorrow or sympathy, often used when talking about books or film or other art forms

   True        False

5. expeditious → this word is a quality that makes someone feel sorrow or sympathy, often used when talking about books or film or other art forms

   True        False