5 Written Questions

1. 
   Revert
2. 
   Adage
3. 
   Churlish
4. 
   Citadel
5. 
   Evolve

5 Matching Questions

1. Definition: encouraging words or actions in support
   
   Part of Speech: plural noun
   
   Synonym: cheers
   
   Antonym: disapproval
   
   Sentence: There was a roar of plaudits, cheers, and whistles coming from the enthusiastic crowd.
2. Definition: to coordinate with others to get something accomplished
   
   Part of Speech: verb
   
   Synonym:join forces
   
   Antonym:work alone
   
   Sentence: Despite the dispute between the two scientists they have agreed to joined forces and collaborate to find a cure for cancer.
3. Definition: a sudden wealth
   
   Part of Speech: noun
   
   Synonym: windfall
   
   Antonym: 0
   
   Sentence: The sudden windfall of grapes lead to a bonanza at the local farmers market.
4. Definition: to keep out
   
   Part of Speech: verb
   
   Synonym: hinder
   
   Antonym: help
   
   Sentence: The bully was trying to hinder the performance to preclude her in all or the rehearsals.
5. Definition: to move something out of the way forcefully
   
   Part of Speech: verb
   
   Synonym: push
   
   Antonym: none
   
   Sentence: The push of the crowd began to jostle me back and forth at the concert.

1. a
   Bonanza
2. b
   Jostle
3. c
   Plaudits
4. d
   Preclude
5. e
   Collaborate

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. 
   Vigil
   1. Definition: a castle like structure that protects a city
      
      Part of Speech: noun
      
      Synonym: stronghold
      
      Antonym:none
      
      Sentence: The soldiers used the citadel as a stronghold to barricade the enemies from the city.
   2. Definition: to move something out of the way forcefully
      
      Part of Speech: verb
      
      Synonym: push
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: The push of the crowd began to jostle me back and forth at the concert.
   3. Definition: a watch over soothing or someone usually at night
      
      Part of Speech: noun
      
      Synonym: none
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: The cautious mother kept vigil at the side of her sick child's bed as he lay sleeping encased in a dream that may never end.
   4. Definition: encouraging words or actions in support
      
      Part of Speech: plural noun
      
      Synonym: cheers
      
      Antonym: disapproval
      
      Sentence: There was a roar of plaudits, cheers, and whistles coming from the enthusiastic crowd.
2. 
   Decree
   1. Definition: (n) a rule issued by someone of higher power (v) the act of issuing an order or a rule
      
      Part of Speech: noun, verb
      
      Synonym: (n)proclamation (v)proclaim
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: The queen is sending a decree with a proclamation that states that tomorrow will be wear your socks backwards day.
   2. Definition: to be suspended over or near something
      
      Part of Speech: verb
      
      Synonym: linger
      
      Antonym: soar
      
      Sentence: The lingering bee would not stop hovering over me no matter where I went.
   3. Definition: (n) someone who is slow moving or on last place; (adj) moving slowly
      
      Part of Speech: noun, adjective
      
      Synonym: (n) straggler; (adj.) sluggish
      
      Antonym:(n) early bird; (adj.) speedy
      
      Sentence: There were many stragglers good thing I was not included in laggard.
   4. Definition: (n) a favored group of words written by someone else (v) the using of a favored group of words
      
      Part of Speech: noun, verb
      
      Synonym: (n) section
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: A section of the famous Robert Frost poem "The Road Not Taken" had such a beautiful excerpt I am spending the time to memorize the entire stanza.
3. 
   Wrangle
   1. Definition:(v) To get something by arguing; (n) a fight or disagreement
      
      Part of Speech: verb, noun
      
      Synonym:(v)bicker
      
      Antonym:(v)agree
      
      Sentence: Let's not bicker about the price we will just end up in a wrangle once again.
   2. Definition: something unpleasant (example: a situation or a sound
      
      Part of Speech: adjective
      
      Synonym:shrill
      
      Antonym: harmonious
      
      Sentence: The discordant shriek coming from the shrill voice of the little girl is making my skin crawl.
   3. Definition: a watch over soothing or someone usually at night
      
      Part of Speech: noun
      
      Synonym: none
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: The cautious mother kept vigil at the side of her sick child's bed as he lay sleeping encased in a dream that may never end.
   4. Definition: to coordinate with others to get something accomplished
      
      Part of Speech: verb
      
      Synonym:join forces
      
      Antonym:work alone
      
      Sentence: Despite the dispute between the two scientists they have agreed to joined forces and collaborate to find a cure for cancer.
4. 
   Laggard
   1. Definition: something unpleasant (example: a situation or a sound
      
      Part of Speech: adjective
      
      Synonym:shrill
      
      Antonym: harmonious
      
      Sentence: The discordant shriek coming from the shrill voice of the little girl is making my skin crawl.
   2. Definition: to be suspended over or near something
      
      Part of Speech: verb
      
      Synonym: linger
      
      Antonym: soar
      
      Sentence: The lingering bee would not stop hovering over me no matter where I went.
   3. Definition: (n) someone who is slow moving or on last place; (adj) moving slowly
      
      Part of Speech: noun, adjective
      
      Synonym: (n) straggler; (adj.) sluggish
      
      Antonym:(n) early bird; (adj.) speedy
      
      Sentence: There were many stragglers good thing I was not included in laggard.
   4. Definition:(v) To get something by arguing; (n) a fight or disagreement
      
      Part of Speech: verb, noun
      
      Synonym:(v)bicker
      
      Antonym:(v)agree
      
      Sentence: Let's not bicker about the price we will just end up in a wrangle once again.
5. 
   Excerpt
   1. Definition: (n) a rule issued by someone of higher power (v) the act of issuing an order or a rule
      
      Part of Speech: noun, verb
      
      Synonym: (n)proclamation (v)proclaim
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: The queen is sending a decree with a proclamation that states that tomorrow will be wear your socks backwards day.
   2. Definition: demeaning, mistreated, not treated with respect
      
      Part of Speech: adjective
      
      Synonym: slavish
      
      Antonym: masterly
      
      Sentence: It was very servile the slavish way he put her down.
   3. Definition: (n) someone who is slow moving or on last place; (adj) moving slowly
      
      Part of Speech: noun, adjective
      
      Synonym: (n) straggler; (adj.) sluggish
      
      Antonym:(n) early bird; (adj.) speedy
      
      Sentence: There were many stragglers good thing I was not included in laggard.
   4. Definition: (n) a favored group of words written by someone else (v) the using of a favored group of words
      
      Part of Speech: noun, verb
      
      Synonym: (n) section
      
      Antonym: none
      
      Sentence: A section of the famous Robert Frost poem "The Road Not Taken" had such a beautiful excerpt I am spending the time to memorize the entire stanza.

5 True/False Questions

1. Definition: to be suspended over or near something
   
   Part of Speech: verb
   
   Synonym: linger
   
   Antonym: soar
   
   Sentence: The lingering bee would not stop hovering over me no matter where I went. →
   Hover

   True        False

2. Definition: something unpleasant (example: a situation or a sound
   
   Part of Speech: adjective
   
   Synonym:shrill
   
   Antonym: harmonious
   
   Sentence: The discordant shriek coming from the shrill voice of the little girl is making my skin crawl. →
   Discordant

   True        False

3. Definition: demeaning, mistreated, not treated with respect
   
   Part of Speech: adjective
   
   Synonym: slavish
   
   Antonym: masterly
   
   Sentence: It was very servile the slavish way he put her down. →
   Discordant

   True        False

4. Definition: Bits of broken up concrete
   
   Part of Speech: noun
   
   Synonym: wreckage
   
   Antonym: none
   
   Sentence: The wreckage caused by the car crash included a lot of rubble in the road. →
   Evolve

   True        False

5. Definition: To look for without any sight
   
   Part of Speech: verb
   
   Synonym: fumble for
   
   Antonym: none
   
   Sentence: Fumbling for the light switch I had to grope around the room. →
   Grope

   True        False