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Question 1

cool Express

Answer 1

EXHIBIT
e.g. “They exhibited a flagrant disregard about whether it was permissible for boats to ignore such advice and said…”

Question 2

to be enough(adj) –verb–

Answer 2

Suffice
“-Are you hungry? -A banana would suffice”

Question 3

Expressed well-adj-

Answer 3

Eloquent
e.g. True, nowhere is the relationship between the sacred and the worldly more eloquently expressed than in Florence’s major churches and palace..
The bible is an eloquent writting

Question 4

even more

Answer 4

all the more
-my sister’s disagreement just made me all the more determined to follow my own way.

Question 5

Exaggerated

Answer 5

far-fetched(story, idea)

Question 6

Especially (this implies stronger conviction)

Answer 6

Particularly

Question 7

Entertain

Answer 7

Regale
e.g. My grandfather would regale us everytime when we went over to his flat.

Question 8

Encourage

Answer 8

To foster
e.g. The governments should foster the appreciation of environment instead of making people angry about animals straying around the city.

Question 9

easy matter, a piece of cake

Answer 9

a breeze
e.g. Real time is a breeze in music writing after you’ve slowed down the process.

Question 10

Emotional

Answer 10

Poignant -evoking a keen sense of sadness
e.g. poignant story of love affairs

Question 11

easily changing

Answer 11

Volatile
Chemistry e.g. if a substance, like water is volatile, it can easily change into gas for example.
People e.g. Lulu has a volatile temper, she can easily change from one mood to another.
She is so volatile and unreliable