5 Written Questions

1. Not fitting, absurd.
2. To make transition from one thing to another, smoothly and without interruption. Any smooth, uninterruption from one thing to another.
3. A general increase in loudness, a steady increase in force or intensity.
4. Open to having several possible meanings or interpretations.
5. Ordinary, practical.

5 Matching Questions

1. innocuous
2. obscure
3. nonchalance
4. reticence
5. erudite

1. a Learned, eduacted, possessing knowledge.
2. b Reserve; inclination to silence.
3. c Harmless.
4. d Indistinct, not easily understood.
5. e Indifference, lack of concern, composure.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A wise person.
   1. petty
   2. sage
   3. segue
   4. obscure
2. Loud and harsh, insistent.
   1. erudite
   2. reticence
   3. sage
   4. strident
3. Unpredictable, fickle.
   1. ambiguous
   2. capricious
   3. pious
   4. innocuous
4. Easily decieved.
   1. belittle
   2. gullible
   3. mundane
   4. erudite
5. To cancel.
   1. enmity
   2. rescind
   3. crescendo
   4. obscure

5 True/False Question

1. ubiquitous → Open to having several possible meanings or interpretations.
   

   True        False

2. enmity → Learned, eduacted, possessing knowledge.
   

   True        False

3. pious → Devout, religious, dutiful.
   

   True        False

4. dumbfounded → Ordinary, practical.
   

   True        False

5. untoward → Ordinary, practical.
   

   True        False