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Question 1

Account n., v.
Accountable
Accounting n.
Accountant n.

Answer 1

Story
A report of an event, money kept in a bank, a statement of something used or received, usually a financial report

His account of the incident varied from that of the other witnesses.
We need an accounting of all the money that was spent.

Question 2

Alleviate

Answer 2

Lessen
To make something less severe, to improve

This medicine alleviates allergy symptoms.
To alleviate stress

Question 3

Archaic

Answer 3

Ancient
Old-fashioned, no longer used

These archaic methods of farming must be brought up-to-date.

Question 4

Bring about ph. v.

Answer 4

Generate
To cause something to happen

The invention of the cell phone brought about an end to the popularity of traditional telephones.

Question 5

Enlighten
Enlightenment
Enlightened

Answer 5

Instruct
To give information or understanding to someone

Books often enlighten readers to different ways of thinking

Question 6

Hasten
Hastily adj.
hasty adj.
hastiness

Answer 6

Accelerate

U should not make important decisions hastily.

Question 7

Hue n.

Answer 7

Color

The hue of the room gave it a warm feeling.

Question 8

Influx n.

Answer 8

(Hojoom) Inflow (vorood)
A sudden increase

Each holiday season, the company experiences an influx of costumers.

Question 9

Intricate adj.
intricately
Intricacy n.

Answer 9

Complex
Finely detailed

The intricate design of the …
I cannot begin to understand all of the intricacies of modern automobile motors.

Question 10

Magnitude n. 
Magnificent adj. 
magnificently
Magnify v. *
Magnification n. *

Answer 10

Dimension
Of great size or importance, *to increase

The magnitude of earthquake
A magnificent achievement

Question 11

Oblige v. 
Obligation n. 
Obligatory adj. 
obliging adj. 
obligingly

Answer 11

(Vaadaar) Require

She felt obliged to choose him as her lab partner.
Payment of the student activity fee was obligatory (vajeb).

Question 12

Overlook v.

Overlooked adj.

Answer 12

(Gheflat) Disregard
To ignore or neglect

Scientists must not overlook any aspect of experimental procedure.
The overlooked error raised his score on the test.

Question 13

Practical
Practically
Practicable
Practicality n.

Answer 13

Functional
Convenient or effective

Space travel to distant planets is not practicable at this time.

Question 14

Predominant adj.
predominantly
Predominate v.
Predominance n.

Answer 14

(Ghaaleb) principal
The most noticeable or powerful element

The predominant export of the Middle East is petroleum (nafte khaam).

Question 15

Prompt v.
Promptly
Promptness

Answer 15

Induce
To cuz something to happen, do quickly, be on time

His emotional plea (taghaza) prmpted the director to give him a second chance.

Question 16

Provoke
Provocative
Provocation

Answer 16

Trigger
To cuz or produce negative behavior or result

The installation of speed cameras provoked an angry response from the public.