5 Written Questions

1. too ready to believe, easily deceived, gullible
2. to scold sharply, chide, rebuke, reprove, reprimand
3. swollen, bloated, filled to excess, overdecorated or excessive in language, inflated, pompous, bombastic
4. to use up as a resultof spending or consumption, to diminish greatly
5. showing unusally early development, (especially in talents and mental cpacity) forward, gifted, advanced

5 Matching Questions

1. sadistic
2. jejune
3. potpourri
4. tortuous
5. expatiate

1. a lacking in nutritive value, lacking in interest or substance, immature, juvenile, vapid, insipid, puerile, childish
2. b to expand on, write or talk at length or in detail, to move about freely
3. c delighing in cruelty, excessively cruel, brutal, vicious, inhuman, friendish
4. d winding, twisted, crooked, highly, involved, complex, devious, circuitous, serpentine, labyrinthine
5. e a collection of diverse or miscellaneous items, a general mixture, petals mixed with spices for scent, hodgepodge, medley

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to beg earnestly and humbly, plead, petition, implore, entreat
   1. deplete
   2. supplicate
   3. surfeit
   4. expatiate
2. coming fromt he outside, foreign, present but not essential, irrelevant, extrinsic, incidental
   1. extraneous
   2. sententious
   3. precocious
   4. tortuous
3. an excess of overindulgence, as in eating or drinking causing disgust to feed or supply with anything to excess, guilt
   1. deplete
   2. turgid
   3. berate
   4. surfeit
4. self-righteous, characterized by moralizing, given to use of maxisms of adages, saying much in few words, pithy, moralistic
   1. extraneous
   2. tortuous
   3. sententious
   4. inception
5. willing to follow advice or authority, tractable, submissive, responsive, liable to be held responsible, agreeable, complaint, docile
   1. amendable
   2. berate
   3. jejune
   4. carnage

5 True/False Questions

1. criterion → a rule, test, a standard for judgement or evaluation, yard-stick, touchstone, gauge, caon

   True        False

2. infirmity → a weakness or ailment (physically, mentally, moral etc.) affliction, malady, defect

   True        False

3. carnage → to scold sharply, chide, rebuke, reprove, reprimand

   True        False

4. inception → the beginnging, start, earliest stage of some process, institution, commencement, inauguration, out set

   True        False

5. obdurate → to scold sharply, chide, rebuke, reprove, reprimand

   True        False