Chapter 5

Question 0

(V) to destroy completely

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Annilate

Question 1

(N) a person who takes part in a crime

Answer 1

Accomplice

Question 2

(Adj) unreasonable, based ones wishes or whims without regard for reason or fairness

Answer 2

Arbitrary

Question 3

(Adj) shameless, impudent, made of brass

Answer 3

Brazen

Question 4

(N) a substance that causes or hastens a chemical reaction , any agent that causes change

Answer 4

Catalyst

Question 5

(N) a large scale departure or flight

Answer 5

Exodus

Question 6

(V) to make easier, to assist

Answer 6

Facilitate

Question 7

(Adj) not able to be corrected; beyond control

Answer 7

Incorrigible

Question 8

(Adj) hidden, present but not realized

Answer 8

Latent

Question 9

(Adj) given to fighting, active & aggressive in support of a cause, (n) an activist

Answer 9

Militant

Question 10

(Adj) having a gloomy or sullen manner, not friendly or sociable

Answer 10

Morose

Question 11

(Adj) not letting light through, not clear or lucid, dense , stupid

Answer 11

Opaque

Question 12

(Adj) chief in importance, above all others

Answer 12

Paramount

Question 13

(V) to talk in aimless, foolish or simple way, to babble

(N) baby talk, babble

Answer 13

Prattle

Question 14

(V) to other arguments or evidence that contradicts an assertion, to refute

Answer 14

Rebut

Question 15

(V) to scold, to find fault with

(N) to rebuke

Answer 15

Reprimand

Question 16

(N) slavery, force labor

Answer 16

Servitude

Question 17

(Adj) careless & hasty

Answer 17

Slapdash

Question 18

(Adj) not running or flowing, foul,from standisg still, inactive sluggish, dull

Answer 18

Stagnant

Question 19

(V) to give way to superior force, yield

Answer 19

Succumb

Question 20

Synonyms partner in crime, confederate

Answer 20

Accomplice

Question 21

Synonyms obliterate, decimate, demolish

Antonyms foster, promote, encourage, pester

Answer 21

Annihilate

Question 22

Synonyms capricious, high handed, autocratic

Antonyms reasoned,,rational, objective, equitable

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Arbitrary

Question 23

Synonyms saucy, bold

Antonym deferential, respectful, self-effacing

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Brazen

Question 24

Synonyms stimulus, spur, instigator

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Catalyst

Question 25

Synonyms emigration, escape, hegira

Antonyms immigration, influx, arrival, entrance

Answer 25

Exodus

Question 26

Synonyms ease, smooth the way, simplify

Antonyms hamper, hinder, obstruct, impede

Answer 26

Facilitate

Question 27

Synonyms unruly, intractable, incurable, inveterate

Antonyms tractable, docile, curable, reparable

Answer 27

Incorrigible

Question 28

Synonyms dormant, inactive,undeveloped

Antonyms exposed, manifest, evident

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Latent

Question 29

Synonyms truculent

Antonyms unassertive, peaceable, passive

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Militant

Question 30

Synonyms morbid, doleful

Antonyms cheerful, blithe, jaunty, Bouyant

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Morose

Question 31

Synonyms hazy, cloudy, foggy, murky, dull,obtuse

Antonyms transparent, clear, bright, perceptive

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Opaque

Question 32

Synonyms supreme, foremost, primary, dominant

Antonyms secondary, subordinate, ancillary

Answer 32

Paramount

Question 33

Synonyms chatter, twaddle, gibberish, piffle

Answer 33

Prattle

Question 34

Synonyms disprove, confute, shoot holes in

Antonyms confirm, corroborate, substantiate

Answer 34

Rebut

Question 35

Synonyms reprove, reproach, rep roof

Antonyms praise, pat on the back

Answer 35

Reprimand

Question 36

Synonyms captivity, bondage, thralldom

Antonyms freedom, liberty

Answer 36

Servitude

Question 37

Synonyms cursory, perfunctory, sloppy, slipshod

Antonyms painstaking, meticulous, through, in-depth

Answer 37

Slapdash

Question 38

Synonyms still, motionless, inert, fetid

Antonyms flowing, running, fresh, sweet

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Stagnant

Question 39

Synonyms submit, die, expire

Antonyms overcome, master, conquer

Answer 39

Succumb