5 Written Questions

1. color; aspect; Ex. opinions of every hue
2. remove or get rid of something or someone unwanted; eliminate; free from blame or guilt; cleanse or purify (esp. of sin, guilt, or defilement); N.
3. crevice; crack
4. surface texture; completeness of execution
5. extremely (offensively) obvious; loudly offensive; Ex. blatant lie; N. blatancy

5 Matching Questions

1. n cleft
2. harbinger
3. n antiquated
4. consistency
5. n relish

1. a absence of contradictions; uniformity; degree of thickness or firmness; Ex. consistency of thick cream; CF. viscous
2. b enjoy; savor; N: enjoyment; zest
3. c N: split
4. d forerunner (which foreshadows what is to come)
5. e obsolete; old-fashioned; outdated

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. obedient; compliant; readily managed; responsive; willing to be led; answerable or accountable legally; responsible; able to be tested by; Ex. amenable to sensible suggestions; Ex. He is very amenable; Ex. amenable to the usual tests
   1. abominable
   2. abominate
   3. amenable
   4. abase
2. tropical hurricane or cyclone
   1. potion
   2. abhor
   3. typhoon
   4. s hull
3. offer formally; extend; Ex. tender one's resignation/the exact fare; N: formal offer; money; Ex. legal tender; ADJ: young and vulnerable; sensitive to the touch; sore; soft; delicate; Ex. child of tender years; Ex. tender wound
   1. heresy
   2. beseech
   3. s tend
   4. tender
4. dark and gloomy; thick with fog; vague; Ex. murky night/fog; N. murk: partial or complete darkness; gloom
   1. n murky
   2. n hoary
   3. n quell
   4. n pry
5. apparatus used to maintain balance, ascertain direction, etc.
   1. s resort
   2. gyroscope
   3. n scad
   4. missile

5 True/False Question

1. s dominant → insert improperly; impose upon another by coercion; palm off; pass off as genuine or worthy; CF. fist
   

   True        False

2. arrears → being in debt; money that should have been paid; work that should have been done
   

   True        False

3. disjunction → blessing
   

   True        False

4. corollary → one who is habitually cruel to weaker people; V.
   

   True        False

5. n meek → submissive; patient and long-suffering
   

   True        False