1.Common words 20

Question 1

Trembling

Answer 1

Shaking

Question 2

Clumsy

Answer 2

careless and likely to knock into, drop or break things.

Question 3

seek

Answer 3

look for

Question 4

Perceive

Answer 4

sense feel

Question 5

negate

Answer 5

make not true

Question 6

constrain

Answer 6

limit activity of

Question 7

impact

Answer 7

effect

Question 8

justify

Answer 8

give a good reason

Question 9

integrate

Answer 9

become a part of

Question 10

Commit

Answer 10

Do( something bad)

Question 11

Squander

Answer 11

waste

Question 12

relegate

Answer 12

to put somebody/something into a lower level or position

Question 13

vie

Answer 13

compete for

Question 14

unprecedented

Answer 14

never done before

Question 15

thwart

Answer 15

block

Question 16

underlying

Answer 16

most basic

Question 17

deduce

Answer 17

figure out

Question 18

entity

Answer 18

living or acting thing

Question 19

apparent

Answer 19

clearly seen

Question 20

subsequently

Answer 20

immediately after

Question 21

Spare

Answer 21

1.to forbear to destroy, punish, or harm

2.To refrain from harming or punishing someone:

“Please spare me; I didn’t mean to do it.”
(Means not to harm or punish.)

3.. To show mercy or leniency:

“The king spared the prisoner’s life.”
(Means to allow someone to escape harm or death.)

Question 22

Show Mercy

Answer 22

means to be kind, forgiving, or compassionate to someone, especially when you have the power to punish or harm them but choose not to.

“The judge decided to show mercy and reduced the prisoner’s sentence.”
(The judge acted with compassion instead of giving a harsher punishment.)

Question 23

Compassionate

Answer 23

means showing sympathy, kindness, and a deep understanding of someone else’s pain or suffering, and wanting to help them

Question 24

Segregate

Answer 24

means to separate or set apart from others

Question 25

Allegedly

Answer 25

means that something is claimed to be true or has been stated as a fact, but it has not been proven or confirmed.

For example:

“He allegedly stole the money” means that someone claims he stole the money, but it hasn’t been proven yet.