CHAPTER13

Question 1

ally

Answer 1

・a person, group, or nation that is associnated with another or others for some common cause or purpose
・verb
・Italy was once allied with Germany.
Synonyns
・unify, join, combine, partner
Antonyms
・enemy, adversary

Question 2

ample

Answer 2

・more than enough
・adjective
・The police has an ample evidence.
Synonyms
・plentiful, generous, abounding
Antonyms
・scanty, meager

Question 3

cheek

Answer 3

・the soft round part of your face below your mouth
・noun
・The smooth pink cheeks of a baby.

Question 4

chin

Answer 4

・the front part of your face below your mouth
・noun
・She sat with her chin in her hands.

Question 5

circulation

Answer 5

・an act or instance of circulating, moving in a circule or circuit, or flowing
・noun
・Exercise improves the circulation.
Synonyms
・transmit, flow, issue

Question 6

convey

Answer 6

・to carry, bring, or take from one place to another; transprt
・verb
・His tone conveyed an unmistakable warning.
Synonyms
・move, carry

Question 7

fertility

Answer 7

・the state or quality of being fertile
・noun
・The soil of ground is fertility.
Synonyms
・rich, abundant, wealthy

Question 8

fine

Answer 8

・a fee charged because a person has done something wrong or broken the law
・noun
・I got a $40 fine for speeding.
Synonyms
・fee, charged

Question 9

gallery

Answer 9

・a building where people can see pieces of art
・noun
・He visited the National Gallery last year.

Question 10

jaw

Answer 10

・the bone that supports the bottom of your mouth
・noun
・Tyson punched his opponent on the jaw.

Question 11

lip

Answer 11

・one of the two soft parts around your mouth with redder or darker skin
・noun
・He had the ghost of a smile on his lips.

Question 12

necessity

Answer 12

・an imperative requirement or need for something
・noun
・Water and air are the necessities of life.
Synonyms
・demand, indigence,want

Question 13

nervous

Answer 13

・highly excitable ; unnaturally or acutely uneasy or apprehensive
・adjective
・I got nervous that I might die.
Synonyms
・fearful, timid, timorous
Antonyms
・confident, bold

Question 14

numerous

Answer 14

・very many; being or existing in great quantity
・adjective
・Numerous attempts have been made to hide the trush.
Synonyms
・many, plentiful, a lot of

Question 15

obsession

Answer 15

・an extreme and unhealty interest in or worry about something that stops you from thinking about anything else
・noun
・Mary’s obsession with losing weight is unhealthy.
Synonyms
・persistent idea, image, desire

Question 16

perceive

Answer 16

・to understand or think of something or someone in a particular way
・verb
・I perceived you entering my room.
Synonyms
・note, discover, observe, descry

Question 17

portrait

Answer 17

・a painting, drawing, or photograph of a person
・noun
・Can I draw your portrait?
Synonyms
・painting, drawing, describe

Question 18

rapidly

Answer 18

・occurring within a short time ; happening speedily
・adverb
・Children develop very rapidly.
Synonyms
・quick

Question 19

reproduce

Answer 19

・to make a copy, representation, duplicate, or close imitation
・verb
・This edition reproduces the original text in full.
Synonyms
・generate, propagate, beget

Question 20

reward

Answer 20

・the benefit that you receives as a result of doing something
・noun
・I gave you a reward for good behavior.
Synonyms
・desert, pay, bounty

Question 21

superior

Answer 21

・higher in station, rank, degree, importance
・adjective
・They attacked us in superior numbers.
Synonyms
・excellent, distinguished, unrivaled

Question 22

surgeon

Answer 22

・a doctor who does operations in a hospital
・noun
・He works as a surgeon.

Question 23

sweat

Answer 23

・to have drops of salty liquid come out through your skin because you are hot, ill, frightened, or exercising
・noun
・I'm soaking in sweat.
Synonyms
・perspiration

Question 24

tuck

Answer 24

・to put something into a small space, especially in order to protect, hide, carry, or hold it
・verb
・He tucked in his shirt