4 Written Questions

1. (n) Keenness or sharpness in detecting, distinguishing or selecting.
2. (v) To stare in amazement with the mouth open. To open the mouth wide; yawn. To open wide.
3. (v) To see or to know beforehand
4. (v) To gaze at; look upon.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (n) Shortsightedness or lack of good judgment in thinking or planning. Nearsightedness.
   1. myopia
   2. gape
   3. foresee
   4. behold
2. (adj) Below the threshold of conscious thought; not detectable, but able to bring about a response
   1. behold
   2. subliminal
   3. myopia
   4. envision
3. (v) To picture in the mind
   1. premonition
   2. foresee
   3. envision
   4. myopia

3 True/False Question

1. perceptive → (adj) Having the ability to be keenly aware of things and situations; knowing. Marked by understanding.
   

   True        False

2. impressionistic → (adj) Of or pertaining to a highly personalized response to art or experience as opposed to a response based on reason or fact. Reflecting a style of painting of the late nineteenth century that is marked by concentration of the impression created by the subject.
   

   True        False

3. premonition → (n) A feeling that something will happen in the future; an advance warning
   

   True        False