Scholarship Voc. Lesson 6

Question 0

Animosity ( n. )

Hostility, antagonism, hatred

Answer 0

Feeling of ill will or resentment

Question 1

Abrupt ( adj. )

Sudden, unexpected

Answer 1

Occurring quickly and without warning

Question 2

Chaotic ( adj. )

Disordered, confused

Answer 2

In the state of chaos

Question 3

Cordial ( adj. )

Gracious, genial, amiable

Answer 3

Warm and friendly

Question 4

Dominate ( v. )

Rule, control, govern

Answer 4

Exercise a commanding or guiding influence

Question 5

Embarrassment ( n. )

Discomfiture, confusion, perplexity

Answer 5

State of being embarrassed ( self conscious , confused, and I’ll at ease )

Question 6

Extinct ( adj. )

Dead, defunct

Answer 6

No longer alive

Question 7

Gratify ( v. )

Please, delight, gladden

Answer 7

Give pleasure or satisfaction

Question 8

Habituated ( v. )

Accustom, acclimated

Answer 8

Make ( someone ) used to something.

Question 9

Intricate ( adj. )

Complex , complicated

Answer 9

Having many interrelated parts difficult to understand

Question 10

Lax ( adj.)

Careless, negligent

Answer 10

Lacking firmness or severity ; not strict

Question 11

Palpable ( adj. )

Tangible, noticeable, obvious

Answer 11

Capable of being touched, felt or perceived

Question 12

Relent ( v. )

Moderate, abate, yield

Answer 12

Become less serve, harsh, or strict

Question 13

Rise ( n. )

Trick, subterfuge, artifice

Answer 13

Stratagem intended to device

Question 14

Slovenly ( adj. )

Untidy, sloppy, slipshod

Answer 14

Having the habits of a sloven ( person negligent of neatness or cleanness )

Question 15

Strife ( n. )

Discord, conflict, fighting

Answer 15

Vigorous or bitter disagreement

Question 16

Voracious ( adj. )

Ravenous, insatiable

Answer 16

Having A huge appetite

Question 17

Wholesome ( adj. )

Healthful, beneficial

Answer 17

Promoting health of body or mind

Question 18

Wily ( adj. )

Sly, crafty, cunning

Answer 18

Full of wiles ( deceitful tricks )