Day1

Question 1

Abrupt

Answer 1

(adjective) sudden; out of the blue

The meeting ended abruptly because of the boss’s family emergency.

Question 2

Abrupt

Answer 2

(adjective) appearing unkind or rude because you are in a hurry

Sorry I rushed our conversation; I wasn’t trying to be abrupt.

Question 3

Extraordinary

Answer 3

(adjective) not typical; special

The view from up here is extraordinary.

Question 4

Extraordinary

Answer 4

(adjective) surprising; not expected

That project took an extraordinary amount of work.

Question 5

Utter

Answer 5

(adjective) emphasis on something that is particularly bad

This calculus problem has left me in a state of utter confusion.

Question 6

Utter

Answer 6

(verb) to use your voice

She was so shocked that she couldn’t even utter a single word.

Question 7

Absurd

Answer 7

(adjective) especially ridiculous

Her idea was simply absurd.

Question 8

Partial

Answer 8

(adjective) incomplete; not whole

She only offered a partial solution to selling more merchandise.

Question 9

Robust

Answer 9

(adjective) extremely strong and sturdy

The bridge’s structure is very robust.

Question 10

Superb

Answer 10

(adjective) above average; very good

That vacation was superb.

Question 11

Vicious

Answer 11

(adjective) purposely harmful or violent

The wild dog was very vicious.