5 Written Questions

1. (adj.) friendly, easy to get along with
2. (adj.) characterized by a ready flow of words; talkative
3. (n.) coward
4. (adj.) proud and contemptuous; showing scorn because of a feeling of superiority
5. (adj.) weakened, thinned, decreased (either physically or in force, intensity, effect, etc.)

5 Matching Questions

1. Turbid
2. Gregarious
3. Dolorous
4. Distort
5. Infraction

1. a (adj.) exhibiting sorrow or pain
2. b (adj.) seeking and enjoying the company of others; sociable, outgoing
3. c (v.) to twist out of shape or change the usual appearance of
4. d (n.) a breaking of a law, obligation, or usual habit
5. e (adj.) cloudy, muddy; in a state of turmoil

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (adj.) loose in one's morals or behavior
   1. Amicable
   2. Distort
   3. Dissolute
   4. Voluble
2. (v.) to lie, to speak evasively or misleadingly
   1. Prevaricate
   2. Amicable
   3. Gregarious
   4. Precipitate
3. (adj.) immense; extraordinary; vast
   1. Assiduous
   2. Judicious
   3. Prodigious
   4. Gregarious
4. (adj.) persistent, hard-working, diligent
   1. Assiduous
   2. Judicious
   3. Prodigious
   4. Dolorous
5. (v.) to hurl or throw violently
   1. Prevaricate
   2. Precipitate
   3. Gregarious
   4. Prodigious

5 True/False Questions

1. Inundation → (n.) a breaking of a law, obligation, or usual habit

   True        False

2. Judicious → (adj.) immense; extraordinary; vast

   True        False

3. Estrangement → (n.) a breaking of a law, obligation, or usual habit

   True        False

4. Impassive → (n.) a breaking of a law, obligation, or usual habit

   True        False

5. Palpable → (adj.) deserving blame, guilty

   True        False