Unit 3 Set B

Question 1

Barrage

Answer 1

Noun a rapid large scale, outpouring of something

The governor feast a barrage of questions about possible budget cuts

Question 2

Designate

Answer 2

Verb: to indicate, point out; to appoint

Adjective: selected but not yet installed

Will you please tell me when the coach will designate a team leader?

The new student council designate is looking forward to making many changes to the student government

Question 3

Enigma

Answer 3

Noun: someone or something that is extremely puzzling; that which cannot be understood or explained

Critics complain that the plot twist in the new mystery movie make it in enigma

Question 4

Infuriate

Answer 4

Verb: to make very angry; in rage

It infuriates most parents when their children refused to listen to them and treat them with disrespect

Question 5

Pacifist

Answer 5

Noun: one who is against war or the use of violence;

Adjective opposing war of violence

Martin Luther King Junior was a pacifist who influence civil rights .

Pacifist students protested the war

Question 6

Queue

Answer 6

Noun: a line of people waiting for something such as a bus

Verb: to form such a line

Question 7

Slake

Answer 7

Verb: dissatisfy, relieve or bring to an end

Nothing slick, thirst, better than water

Question 8

Terrain

Answer 8

Noun: the landscape, especially it’s physical features or fitness for some use; a field of knowledge

Mountain bikes are designed to withstand even the most rugged terrain .

Question 9

Vow

Answer 9

Noun: as solemn or sacred promise or pledge

Verb: to declare or promise in a solemn way

Prince Hamlet made a solemn vow to avenge his father’s murder

Bride and groom vow to love each other throughout their marriage

Question 10

Waylay

Answer 10

Verb: to lie and wait for an attack ambush

Thugs will often choose to waylay weary travelers as they make their way home .