Chapter 4 Vocab

Question 1

precipitate

Answer 1

bring about suddenly (accelerate, expedite, hasten)

Question 2

pandemonium

Answer 2

wild uproar or unrestrained disorder(chaos, uproar, ruckus)

Question 3

adversary

Answer 3

a person that opposes or attacks; opponent (enemy, antagonist, competitor, rival)

Question 4

dubiously

Answer 4

doubtfully (doubtingly, suspiciously)

Question 5

exertion

Answer 5

vigorous action or effort (action, attempt, effort, activity)

Question 6

supremacy

Answer 6

dominance; the state of
being supreme (superiority, authority, command)

Question 7

abjectly

Answer 7

utterly hopeless, miserable, humiliating (apologetically, meanly, simply)

Question 8

craftily

Answer 8

skillful in underhand or evil schemes (shrewdly, cunningly, secretly)

Question 9

defiance

Answer 9

a daring or bold resistance to authority (opposition, rebellion, confrontation)

Question 10

insidious

Answer 10

intended to harm in a slow, gradual way (dangerous, subtle)

Question 11

inexorable

Answer 11

unable to be stopped; unalterable (relentless, unrelenting, merciless)

Question 12

dominat

Answer 12

most important, powerful, or influential ( controlling, commanding)

Question 13

primordial

Answer 13

existing at or from the beginning of time; primeval (anent, earliest)

Question 14

cunning

Answer 14

in a clever and slik way

Question 15

daunted

Answer 15

to make someone feel slightly frightened or worried about their ability to achieve something (intimidate)

Question 16

quarreling

Answer 16

have a heated argument or disagreement. (argue, fight)