5 Written Questions

1. effective; distinct; expressing ideas clearly; having clear sounds; having joints; Ex. articulate speech; V: express thoughts and feeling clearly; pronounce clearly; unite by joints
2. assault
3. eye defect which prevents proper focus; OP. stigmatism X
4. with reference to; regarding; Ex. remarks apropos (of) the present situation; ADJ. ADV.
5. heat; passion; zeal; ADJ. ardent

5 Matching Questions

1. apprise
2. apprehend
3. asperity
4. aromatic
5. ascribe

1. a inform
2. b arrest (a criminal); dread; perceive; N. apprehension
3. c sharpness; roughness; severity (of temper or weather); Ex. asperities of a Russian winter
4. d refer; attribute; assign
5. e fragrant; having a sweet smell; N. aroma: strong pleasant smell

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. subordinate possessions; something added to a more important thing; amenities
   1. n apotheosis
   2. n apprehensive
   3. n archaic
   4. n appurtenances
2. ash-colored; deadly pale;PALLID,SALLOW,WAN,SICKLY; OP-RUDDY
   1. n assay
   2. n argot
   3. n ashen
   4. n askew
3. storage place for military equipment
   1. arsenal
   2. assent
   3. arcane
   4. armada
4. curved; hooked; of or like an eagle; Ex. aquiline nose
   1. n aquiline
   2. n arable
   3. n archaic
   4. n artifice
5. firm statement that something is certainly true; promise or pledge; certainty; confidence in one's own ability; self-confidence; Ex. In spite of all his assurances, he did not come back; Ex. assurance of his loyalty; Ex. The teacher lacked assurance in fron of his class; V. assure; tell firmly with confidence; ensure; make (something) certain to heappen; make (someone) feel sure; give confidence to; ADJ. assured: self-assured; confident in one's own ability; showing certainty
   1. assail
   2. assurance
   3. n askance
   4. assuage

5 True/False Question

1. n archaic → public records; place where public records are kept
   

   True        False

2. arch- → chief; first; Ex. archbishop
   

   True        False

3. ascendancy → firm statement that something is certainly true; promise or pledge; certainty; confidence in one's own ability; self-confidence; Ex. In spite of all his assurances, he did not come back; Ex. assurance of his loyalty; Ex. The teacher lacked assurance in fron of his class; V. assure; tell firmly with confidence; ensure; make (something) certain to heappen; make (someone) feel sure; give confidence to; ADJ. assured: self-assured; confident in one's own ability; showing certainty
   

   True        False

4. appease → pacify or soothe; Ex. appease a crying baby; N. appeasement
   

   True        False

5. arcane → chief; first; Ex. archbishop
   

   True        False