5 Written Questions

1. (n.) strong dislike or hatred; bitter hostility
2. (adj.) doubtful
3. (n.) fear; nervous apprehension
4. (adj) imposed as a duty; obligatory
5. (adj) not material, not capable of being touched, held, etc.

5 Matching Questions

1. Manifest
2. Infamy
3. Estrangement
4. Obsequious
5. Emaciated

1. a (adj) extremely thin; wasted away
2. b (n.) disgrace, dishonor, bad reputation
3. c (adj.) clear, plain, evident
4. d (adj.) overly submissive and eager to please
5. e (n.) separation or alienation from others (a relative, etc.)

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (adj) thin, sparse
   1. Feign
   2. Epoch
   3. Homage
   4. Meagre
2. (adj.) immense; extraordinary; vast
   1. Pernicious
   2. Prodigious
   3. Dubious
   4. Precocious
3. early in development, developing; also used to mean mature or talented beyond one's age
   1. Pernicious
   2. Gregarious
   3. Prodigious
   4. Precocious
4. (v.) to hurl or throw violently
   1. Recompense
   2. Capitulate
   3. Obscurity
   4. Precipitate
5. (adj.) using or showing good judgment, wise, sensible
   1. Precocious
   2. Dubious
   3. Ubiquitous
   4. Judicious

5 True/False Questions

1. Inexorable → (adj) inflexible; unstoppable

   True        False

2. Regeneration → (n.) rebirth, renewal

   True        False

3. Laconic → (adj) calm; undisturbed

   True        False

4. Implacable → (adj) not to be satisfied or pacified; unyielding

   True        False

5. Commiseration → (n.) shared pity or sorrow for the misfortunes or struggles of another; [usually, if "Joe" feels commiseration for "Jenny," "Joe" can identify with or truly understand what "Jenny" is going through]

   True        False