Scholarship Voc. Lesson 6

Question 1

Abrupt

Answer 1

Occurring quickly and without warning; sudden; unexpected

Question 2

Animosity

Answer 2

Feeling of ill will or resentment; hostility; antagonism; hatred

Question 3

Chaotic

Answer 3

In a state of chaos (utter confusion); disordered; confused

Question 4

Cordial

Answer 4

Warm and friendly; gracious; genial; amiable

Question 5

Dominate

Answer 5

Exercise a commanding or guiding influence over; rule; control; govern

Question 6

Embarrassment

Answer 6

State of being embarrassed (made self conscious, confused, and I’ll at ease); discomfiture; confusion; perplexity

Question 7

Extinct

Answer 7

No longer existing; dead; defunct

Question 8

Gratify

Answer 8

Give pleasure of satisfaction to; please; delight; gladden

Question 9

Habituate

Answer 9

Make (someone) used to something; accustom; acclimate

Question 10

Intricate

Answer 10

Having many interrelated parts; difficult to understand; complex; complicated

Question 11

Lax

Answer 11

Lacking on firmness or severity; not strict; careless; negligent

Question 12

Palpable

Answer 12

Capable of being touched, felt, or perceived; tangible; noticeable; obvious

Question 13

Relent

Answer 13

Become less severe, harsh, or strict; moderate; abate; yield

Question 14

Ruse

Answer 14

Stratagem intended to deceive; trick; subterfuge; artifice

Question 15

Slovenly

Answer 15

Having the habits of a sloven(person negligent of neatness or cleanliness; untidy; sloppy; slipshod

Question 16

Strife

Answer 16

Vigorous or bitter disagreement; discord; conflict; fighting

Question 17

Voracious

Answer 17

Having a huge appetite; ravenous; insatiable

Question 18

Wholesome

Answer 18

Promoting health of body and mind; good; healthful; beneficial

Question 19

Wily

Answer 19

Full of wiles (deceitful tricks); sly; crafty; cunning

Question 20

Yearn

Answer 20

Have a strong desire or craving; long; pine; hunger