English 2

Question 1

Pliable

Answer 1

Easily bent, flexible; easily influenced

Question 2

Impeccable

Answer 2

In accordance with the highest standards or propriety; faultless

Question 3

Precocious

Answer 3

having developed abilities at an earlier stage than usual

Question 4

Rapport

Answer 4

a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other’s feelings

Question 5

Fabricate

Answer 5

to make up for a purpose of deception; invent, create

Question 6

Dissuade

Answer 6

to persuade someone NOT to take

Question 7

Impetus

Answer 7

the force that makes something happen or happen faster

Question 8

Accentuate

Answer 8

to make something more prominent or noticeable, emphasize

Question 9

Differ

Answer 9

to be unlike or dissimilar, disagree

Question 10

Myopic

Answer 10

lacking imagination, foresight or intellectual insight

Question 11

Transient

Answer 11

lasting for only a short time;impermanent

Question 12

Ludicrous

Answer 12

so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing; ridiculous

Question 13

Debacle

Answer 13

a great disaster, a complete failure

Question 14

Plethora

Answer 14

a large or excessive amount of something

Question 15

Vivacious

Answer 15

lively,animated, spirited

Question 16

Cacophony

Answer 16

a harsh,discordant mixture of sounds

Question 17

Stoic

Answer 17

a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining

Question 18

Quaint

Answer 18

Attractively unusual or old-fashioned

Question 19

Tirade

Answer 19

a long,angry speech of criticism or accusation

Question 20

Abort

Answer 20

Bring to a premature end because of a fault.

Question 21

innouous

Answer 21

not harmful or offensive, innocent

Question 22

Wallow

Answer 22

to become or remain helpless or to roll oneself about in a lazy relaxed matter

Question 23

Deploy

Answer 23

bring into effective action; utilize

Question 24

Assuage

Answer 24

Make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense, satisfy (an appetite or desire)

Question 25

Extrapolate

Answer 25

extend the application of (a method or conclusion, especially one based on statistics) to an unknown situation by assuming that existing trends will continue or similar methods will be applicable