Lesson 3

Question 1

abolish, annul, nullify, invalidate, renege, repeal

Answer 1

abrogate (v)

Question 2

alleviate, assuage, calm, mitigate, quiet, ease, pacify

Answer 2

allay (v)

Question 3

freakish, grotesque, strange, ridiculous, weird, odd

Answer 3

bizarre (adj)

Question 4

bold, cheeky, audacious, foolhardy, impudent, presumptuous, rude

Answer 4

brash (adj)

Question 5

encounter, meet, defy, face, resist, fout

Answer 5

confront (v)

Question 6

small, lilliputian, miniature, tiny, miniscule

Answer 6

diminutive (adj)

Question 7

destroy, disassemble, raze, demolish, decimate, divest

Answer 7

dismantle (v)

Question 8

devastation, catastrophe, cataclysm, ruin

Answer 8

havoc (n)

Question 9

alarm, disgust, dismay, petrify, appall, daunt, intimidate

Answer 9

horrify (v)

Question 10

disproportionate, immoderate, unreasonable, excessive, unwarranted

Answer 10

inordinate (adj)

Question 11

unquenchable, insistent, rapacious, ravenous, gluttonous, greedy, unappeasable

Answer 11

insatiable (adj)

Question 12

abullient, unstoppable, uncontrollable, enthusiastic, insuppressible

Answer 12

irrepressible (adj)

Question 13

unchangeable, unalterable, permanent, constant, irreversible

Answer 13

irrevocable (adj)

Question 14

adviser, guide, coach, teacher, trainer, tutor, counselor

Answer 14

mentor (n)

Question 15

infinite, countless, immeasurable, incalculable, variable

Answer 15

myriad (adj)

Question 16

anarchy, tumult, chaos, bedlam, ruckus

Answer 16

pandemonium (n)

Question 17

privilege, exemption, advantage, immunity, sanction, claim

Answer 17

prerogative (n)

Question 18

retort, pleasantry, mockery, joke, repartee, witticism, insult

Answer 18

quip (n)

Question 19

discordant, harsh, strident, cacophonous, hoarse, loud, dissonant

Answer 19

raucous (adj)