Unit 2

Question 1

Antics

Answer 1

Plural noun) Ridiculous and unpredictable behavior or actions (synonym shenanigans)

Question 2

Avowed 

Answer 2

Adjective declared openly and without shame, acknowledge. (Synonym admitted)

Question 3

Banter

Answer 3

(Verb)to exchange playful remarks tease Synonym is chitchat

Question 4

banter

Answer 4

( n) talk that is playful and teasing (synonym: chitchat)

Question 5

Bountiful

Answer 5

(Adj) giving freely generous plentiful given abundantly. (Synonym: liberal)

Question 6

Congested

Answer 6

Adj) overcrowded, filled or occupied to excess

Question 7

Detriment

Answer 7

N) harm or loss, injury damage; a disadvantage n cause of harm,injury loss or damage (synonym is hindrance)

Question 8

Durable

Answer 8

(adjective) Sturdy not easily worn out or destroyed lasting for a long time
Synonym long lasting 

Question 9

Durable

Answer 9

Noun plural
Consumer of goods used repeatedly over series of years

Question 10

Enterprising

Answer 10

Adj
Energetic willing and able to start something new, showing boldness and imagination
Synonym is aggressive

Question 11

Frugal

Answer 11

Adjective
Economical, avoiding waste and luxury, scanty, poor, meager
Synonym is skimpy

Question 12

Gingerly

Answer 12

Adj…adv
With extreme care or caution
Synonym- cautiously

Question 13

Glut

Answer 13

Verb.
To provide more than is needed or wanted, to feed or fill to the point of overstuffing
Synonym-flood

Question 14

Glut

Answer 14

Noun
An oversupply

Question 15

Incognito

Answer 15

Adj/adv
In a disgusted state, under an assumed name of identity

Question 16

Incognito

Answer 16

Noun
The state of bring disgusted; a person in disguise

Question 17

Invalidate

Answer 17

Verb
To make valueless take away all force or effect
Synonym- cancel

Question 18

Legendary

Answer 18

Adj
Described in well known stories; existing in old stories (legends) rather than real life
Synonym - mythical

Question 19

Maim

Answer 19

Verb
To cripple, disable, injure,mar,disfigure,mutilate

Question 20

Minimize

Answer 20

Verb
To make as small as possible make the least of; to make smaller tHan before
Synonym- downsize

Question 21

Oblique

Answer 21

Adjective
Slanting or sloping; not straightforward or direct
Synonym-diagonal

Question 22

Veer

Answer 22

Verb
To change direction or course suddenly,turn aside, shift

Question 23

Venerate

Answer 23

Verb
To regard with reverence, look up to with great respect
Synonym-worship

Question 24

Wanton

Answer 24

Adj
Reckless Heartless unjustifiable loose and morals
Synonym- rash 

Question 25

Wanton

Answer 25

Noun
A spoiled pampered person
One with low morals