"The Initiation"

Question 1

conclusive

Answer 1

(adj) -showing that something is certainly true.
e. g. We proved conclusively that our school is among strongest.

Galiya

Question 2

revolt (noun)

Answer 2

Noun

Violent action against a ruler or government

Question 3

condemn

Answer 3

Verb

To say in a strong and definite way that someone or something is bad or wrong.

The country condemns the use of violence on prisoners.

Question 4

plain (adj)

Answer 4

not decorated or elaborate; simple or ordinary in character.
The church was plain to the point of austere, with no luxuries.

Emir

Question 5

ritual

Answer 5

a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order.
It was a ritual they had been performing morning and night for the past two weeks.
Emir

Question 6

vivacious

Answer 6

happy and lively in a way that is attractive — used especially of a woman

She has a vivacious personality.
Shirley

Question 7

candidate

Answer 7

a person who is trying to be elected

the leading Republican candidates
Shirley

Question 8

exclusive

Answer 8

adj, available to only one person or group

We have exclusive use of the room.

Question 9

blackball

Answer 9

(noun and verb) 
to prevent (someone) from joining a group, club

He was blackballed by the fraternity.

Doris

Question 10

eliminate

Answer 10

verb, to remove (something that is not wanted or needed)

The body naturally eliminates waste products.

Doris

Question 11

to grill

Answer 11

informal : to ask (someone) a series of difficult and unpleasant questions : to question (someone) intensely

The police grilled the suspect for hours.

Question 12

to flinch

Answer 12

verb, to move suddenly because you are afraid of being hit or hurt

Whenever I saw a bee near me, I flinch first because of my trauma which was about a hornet.

James

Question 13

malicious

Answer 13

adj, having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person : having or showing malice

I think the guys is malicious because if he is not, he would say sorry when he bumps my shoulder.

James

Question 14

anonymity

Answer 14

noun, the quality or state of being unknown to most people : the quality or state of being anonymous

Some people prefer to keep their anonymity when they donate money.

Assel

Question 15

rebellion

Answer 15

(n)
An effort by many people to change the government or leader of a country by the use of protest of violence

When people don’t like their country’s government, it is very likely that one day these people will cause a rebellion.

Assel

Question 16

degrading

Answer 16

(v)
To treat someone or something poorly and without respect

The groups accuses the company of degrading women in its ads.

Assel

Question 17

mute

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adj
not emitting or having sound of any kind

He was perfectly mute while I talked to him.

Eileen

Question 18

absurd

Answer 18

adj-utterly or obviously senseless, illogical, or untrue

He often does the most absurd things.

Eileen

Question 19

exultation

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n
the act of exulting; lively or triumphant joy

Everyone joined in the exultation at the prisoner’s release.

Eileen

Question 20

parasol

Answer 20

(n)
a light umbrella that you use to protect yourself from the sun

Jason

Question 21

coquette

Answer 21

(n.)
A woman who likes to win the attention or admiration of men but does not have serious feelings for them

Jason

Question 22

vulnerable

Answer 22

adj
easily hurt or harmed physically, mentally, or emotionally

He is vulnerable to imagined insults

Kyu Jin

Question 23

miraculous

Answer 23

adj
very wonderful or amazing like a miracle

We won a miraculous victory in the soccer match because the opposing team was careless at the last minute.

Kyu Jin

Question 24

calculating

Answer 24

carefully thinking about and planning actions for selfish or improper reasons
（adj）

He is a really calculating person: he is always thinking ahead of me.

Richard

Question 25

to scoff

Answer 25

to laugh at and talk about someone or something in a way that shows disapproval and a lack of respect

He scoffed at me because I always play the wrong note in that bar when we were in the concert of our school’s orchestra.

Richard

Question 26

cross

Answer 26

(adj)
annoyed or angry

“Stop teasing your sister,” she said crossly.

Rita

Question 27

spontaneous

Answer 27

done or said in a natural and often sudden way and without a lot of thought or planning

Most of their music was spontaneous improvisation.

Rita

Question 28

comradeship

Answer 28

Samantha

Question 29

prestige

Answer 29

Samantha

Question 30

moor

Answer 30

noun, a broad area of open land that is not good for farming — used especially to refer to land in Great Britain — usually plural

We watched the sun setting over the moors.

Di Yu

Question 31

heather

Answer 31

noun, a type of flowering plant that grows on the moors.

The old man imagined he was eating heather birds for breakfast.

Di Yu

Question 32

elect

Answer 32

noun)-people who belong to a special group and have privileges that other people do not have.

Her new status earned her a place among the club’s elect.

Galiya