Unit 1 Set B

Question 1

Apparel

Answer 1

Noun: clothing, that which serves as dress or decorations;
Verb: to put clothes on, dress up

Winter apparel should be warm and cozy .

Let’s apparel our cats for the party

Question 2

Denounce

Answer 2

Verb: to condemn openly; to accuse formally

The United Nations decided to publicly denounce the tyrant crimes

Question 3

Expressly

Answer 3

Adjective: plainly, in so many words; for a particular purpose

At the meeting, parents expressly, stated their approval of students wearing school uniforms

Question 4

Forsake

Answer 4

Verb: to give up, renounce; to leave, abandon

I will never forsake my children, no matter what they do or say

Question 5

Immense

Answer 5

Adjective: very larger, great; beyond ordinary means of measurement

Alaska enjoy the natural resources, but it severe climate makes those resources difficult to use .

Question 6

Inept

Answer 6

Adjective: totally without skill or appropriateness

The scientist is brilliant in the research laboratory, but is inept at dealing with people

Question 7

Instantaneous

Answer 7

Adjective: done an instant; immediate

Most computer software design, so that users can obtain nearly instantaneous responses

Question 8

Libel

Answer 8

Noun: a written statement that unfairly or falsely harm the reputation of the person about whom it is made.

Verb: to write or publish such a statement

The young celebrity accused her unauthorized biographer of libel .

Question 9

Misgiving

Answer 9

Noun: a feeling of fear, doubt, or uncertainty

They had misgiving about joining the chorus because of its demanding schedule

Question 10

Repast

Answer 10

Noun: a meal, food

Let’s get together after the show at the café for a late night repast .