5 Written Questions

1. (adj.) lasting for a long time, persistent.
   (n.) a plant that lives for many years.
2. SYNONYMS: make susceptible to
   ANTONYMS: immunize against, shield from
3. SYNONYMS: wary, prudent, guarded
   ANTONYMS: incautious, rash, reckless, heedless
4. SYNONYMS: irregular, occasional
   ANTONYMS: steady, continuous, chronic
5. SYNONYMS: predicament, quandary, pickle, bind
   ANTONYMS: cinch

5 Matching Questions

1. spurious
2. admonish
3. spasmodic
4. deadlock
5. commandeer

1. a SYNONYMS: take over, requisition, expropriate
2. b SYNONYMS: standoff, stalemate, impasse
   ANTONYMS: agreement, accord, breakthrough
3. c SYNONYMS: false, counterfeit, fraudulent, bogus
   ANTONYMS: genuine, authentic, bona fide, valid
4. d (adj.) sudden and violent, but brief; fitful; intermittent.
5. e (v.) to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. SYNONYMS: unrestrained, unchecked
   ANTONYMS: restrained, held in check, muted
   1. debris
   2. unbridled
   3. muddle
   4. brigand
2. SYNONYMS: surrender, abandon
   ANTONYMS: hold on to, keep, retain, cling to
   1. perennial
   2. admonish
   3. debris
   4. relinquish
3. (v.) to make a mess of.
   (n.) a hopeless mess.
   1. efface
   2. debris
   3. muddle
   4. deadlock
4. (v.) to seize for military or official use.
   1. commandeer
   2. brigand
   3. unbridled
   4. muddle
5. SYNONYMS: warn, call on the carpet
   ANTONYMS: praise, pat on the back
   1. diffuse
   2. debris
   3. spasmodic
   4. admonish

5 True/False Questions

1. deadlock → (n.) an opening, gap, rupture, rift; a violation or infraction.
   (v.) to create an opening, break through.

   True        False

2. brigand → (n.) an opening, gap, rupture, rift; a violation or infraction.
   (v.) to create an opening, break through.

   True        False

3. efface → (v.) to wipe out; to keep oneself from being noticed.

   True        False

4. efface → (n.) an opening, gap, rupture, rift; a violation or infraction.
   (v.) to create an opening, break through.

   True        False

5. debris → SYNONYMS: rubble, detritus, flotsam and jetsam

   True        False