Nov 2015

Question 1

to change some of the words and often the meaning of (a law, document, etc.); to change and improve (something, such as a mistake or bad situation)

Answer 1

amend

Question 2

noun for amend

Answer 2

amendment

Question 3

to do what you have been asked or ordered to do

Answer 3

comply with (e.g., comply with federal law)

Question 4

to think of (someone or something) in a particular way, regard or consider in a specific way

Answer 4

deem (e.g., The evening was deemed a great success.)

Question 5

allowed according to rules or laws; real, accepted, or official; fair or reasonable

Answer 5

legitimate (ligi*tㅓmㅓt), eg, the property’s legitimate owner

Question 6

Eventually; ultimately

Answer 6

in the end

Question 7

When everything is considered; in the final analysis.

Answer 7

at the end of the day

Question 8

1. a medicine or treatment that relieves pain or cures a usually minor illness
2. a way of solving or correcting a problem

Answer 8

remedy (remㅓdi)

Question 9

1. of, relating to, or being a cycle

2. moving in cycles

Answer 9

cyclic (sai(st)klik) or cyclical (sai(st)klical)

Question 10

1. the quality of being honest and fair 2. the state of being complete or whole

Answer 10

integrity [in-teg(st)-ri-tee]

Question 11

the act of sending someone to another person or place for treatment, help, advice, etc.

Answer 11

referral [ri-fur(st)-uh l] (e.g., gave the patient a referral to a specialist)

Question 12

adj: difficult to understand

verb : to make (something) difficult to understand or know : to make (something) obscure

Answer 12

obscure [ scu(st)]

Question 13

to enlighten spiritually or intellectually

Answer 13

illuminate

Question 14

in close association : together

Answer 14

hand in hand (e.g., lack of normality and nonconstant error variances frequently go hand in hand.)

Question 15

very large in amount or number

Answer 15

copious [coupiㅓs]