5 Written Questions

1. v: the act or an instance of giving something up or being deprived of something as punishment
   n: something that is taken away as penalty for breaking a law or contract
2. portent or omen, a sign of warning of a future event
3. to use something wastefully, to spend or use something precious in a wasteful and extravagant way
4. to have declared officially that somebody is not guilty or a charge or accusation
5. the science, skill or art of animal breeding

5 Matching Questions

1. to recant (v)
2. impertinent (n)
3. lewd (adj)
4. prolixity (adj)
5. temporal (adj)

1. a showing bold or rude lack of respect, especially to a superior
2. b indecent, showing an inordinate interest in sex or sexual excitement
3. c relating to time, brief
4. d to deny believing in something or withdraw something previously said
5. e tediously prolonged, wordy, tending to speak or write excessive length

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. having no legal force, ineffective or useless
   1. lewd (adj)
   2. prodigal (adj,n)
   3. void (adj,n)
   4. wanton (adj)
2. to accuse an official of an offense, to being charges against somebody, to question somebody's good character
   1. to thwart (v)
   2. to peruse (v)
   3. to recant (v)
   4. to impeach (v)
3. to read or examine something in a leisurely or careful way
   1. to acquit (v)
   2. to abate (v)
   3. to peruse (v)
   4. to recant (v)
4. done, used maliciously, violently, deliberately without provocation
   1. temporal (adj)
   2. wanton (adj)
   3. lewd (adj)
   4. dulcet (adj)
5. extravagantly wasteful, spendthrift or extravagant to a degree bordering on recklessness
   1. prolixity (adj)
   2. temporal (adj)
   3. void (adj,n)
   4. prodigal (adj,n)

5 True/False Questions

1. strife (n) → bitter conflict or rivalry

   True        False

2. dulcet (adj) → indecent, showing an inordinate interest in sex or sexual excitement

   True        False

3. to sunder (v) → to use something wastefully, to spend or use something precious in a wasteful and extravagant way

   True        False

4. mercenary (n) → somebody who works or serves only for personal profit

   True        False

5. to thwart (v) → to deny believing in something or withdraw something previously said

   True        False