" A Sound of Thunder"

Question 1

Murmur

Answer 1

Noun- a soft indistinct sound

The roar of the engines will be muted to a murmur by sound insulation in the fuselage.

Question 2

Annihilate

Answer 2

Verb-to destroy, obliterate
Each of the great powers now has enough nuclear weapons to annihilate the human
race many times over.

Question 3

Correlate

Answer 3

Verb- to have a mutual relationship or connection in which one thing depends on another
These upswings correlate with a rise in sea surface temperatures.

Question 4

Paradox

Answer 4

Noun- something such as a situation that is made up of two things, that seems impossible, but is actually possible.
Halpern is attuned to the paradox of treating memory, a basic aspect of the
self, as a biological puzzle.

Question 5

Expendable

Answer 5

Adjective- Designed to be used once than abandoned or destroyed.
Many papers have settled on higher education as an expendable beat.

Question 6

Delirium

Answer 6

Noun- sudden severe confusion.

The disorder is called acute confusional state or delirium.

Question 7

Resilient

Answer 7

Adjective- able to recoil or spring back into shape after bending; able to become strong or successful after something bad.
It’s now possible to print out components for flexible circuits, resilient
displays, and even lightweight x-ray imaging panels.

Question 8

Undulate

Answer 8

Verb- to move in a smooth, wave like motion.

The plesiosaur, being a reptile, wouldn’t undulate but move from side to side.

Question 9

Stagnate

Answer 9

Adverb- to cease to flow or move

The climate is not a stagnate structure, but rather a chaotic one.

Question 10

Revoke

Answer 10

Verb- To cancel the power or effect of something

The colonel pursued the preacher through the courts to have his license revoked