5 Written Questions

1. adj. Having negative or unpleasant associations; belittling.
2. 1. adj. Capable of destroying tissue by chemical action; corrosive. 2. adj. Very sarcastic; sharp or biting.
3. adj. Excessively sparing or frugal; penurious.
4. adj. 1. Happily suited to an occasion or situation; appropriate and graceful. 2. Marked by happiness or good fortune; pleasant and charming.
5. n. A general principle or rule of action.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. adj. Being habitually without money; poor.
   1. felicitous
   2. parsimonious
   3. duplicitous
   4. impecunious
2. 1. adj. Serving merely for money or gain; greedy. 2. n. A soldier who fights for whoever pays him.
   1. precept
   2. mercenary
   3. impecunious
   4. emissary
3. adj. 1. Of an unhealthy yellow appearance. 2. Affected by jealousy; resentment or hostility.
   1. caustic
   2. jaundiced
   3. notorious
   4. pejorative
4. v. To eject from a position or place; to drive out of use.
   1. precept
   2. notorious
   3. oust
   4. caustic
5. n. A representative sent on a special errand.
   1. caustic
   2. emissary
   3. debilitate
   4. mercenary

5 True/False Question

1. forthright → adj. Direct; straightforward and frank.
   

   True        False

2. autocratic → 1. adj. Capable of destroying tissue by chemical action; corrosive. 2. adj. Very sarcastic; sharp or biting.
   

   True        False

3. debilitate → adj. 1. Happily suited to an occasion or situation; appropriate and graceful. 2. Marked by happiness or good fortune; pleasant and charming.
   

   True        False

4. duplicitous → adj. 1. Happily suited to an occasion or situation; appropriate and graceful. 2. Marked by happiness or good fortune; pleasant and charming.
   

   True        False

5. notorious → adj. Well known for a particular quality or trait, often an unfavorable one.
   

   True        False