I Vocab

Question 1

ideology

Answer 1

set of beliefs of a group

Question 2

idiosyncrasy

Answer 2

1. an unusual way a person behaves or thinks 2. unsual feature

Question 3

illustrious

Answer 3

admired and respected very much because of achievement (famous)

Question 4

impart

Answer 4

1. to give 2. to communicate

Question 5

impede

Answer 5

to interfere and slow the progress of something

Question 6

impetus

Answer 6

force that causes something to happy, driving force, stimulation

Question 7

impoverished

Answer 7

represented by little of few things

Question 8

impromptu

Answer 8

not prepared, done without preparation

Question 9

incapacitate

Answer 9

to make something unable to work

Question 10

imply

Answer 10

to express indirectly

Question 11

indictment

Answer 11

1. the action or legal process of being charged for a fault 2. A formal written statement charging a person with an offense 3. an expression of strong disapproval

Question 12

instigate

Answer 12

provoke, to urge forward

Question 13

incumbent

Answer 13

1. the holder of an office 2. one that occupies a particular position.

Question 14

innate

Answer 14

possessed at birth, inherited

Question 15

incompetent

Answer 15

1. not legally qualified 2. not able to do something properly (lacking ability)

Question 16

itinerant

Answer 16

traveling from place to place ( especially in a circuit )

Question 17

insipid

Answer 17

1. lacking taste 2. lacking interest

Question 18

inclination

Answer 18

1. a feeling of wanting to do something 2. a slanting surface 3. bend

Question 19

inconsequential

Answer 19

1. not important, irrelevant 2. illogical

Question 20

indelible

Answer 20

1. making marks that cannot be erased, removed, or the like:
   indelible ink.
   2.
   that cannot be eliminated, forgotten, changed, or the like:
   the indelible memories of war; the indelible influence of a great teacher.

Question 21

inundate

Answer 21

1. to flood; cover or overspread with water; deluge.
2. to overwhelm:
   eg. inundated with letters of protest.