Unit 6

Question 0

Agnostic

Answer 0

(N) one who believes that nothing can be known about God; a skeptic
(Adj) without faith, skeptical

Question 1

Abject

Answer 1

(Adj) degraded; base, contemptible; cringing, servile; complete and unrelieved

Question 2

Complicity

Answer 2

(N) involvement in wrongdoing; the state of being an accomplice

Question 3

Derelict

Answer 3

(N) someone or something that is abandoned or neglected

(Adj) left abandoned; neglectful of duty

Question 4

Diatribe

Answer 4

(N) A bitter and prolonged verbal attack

Question 5

Effigy

Answer 5

(N) A crude image of a despise person

Question 6

Equity

Answer 6

(N) The state or quality of being just, fair, or impartial; fair and equal treatment; something that is fair; the money value of a property above and beyond any mortgage or other claim.

Question 7

Inane

Answer 7

(Adj) silly, empty of meaning or value

Question 8

Indictment

Answer 8

(N) The act of accusing; a formal accusation

Question 9

Indubitable

Answer 9

(Adj) certain, not to be doubted or denied

Question 10

Intermittent

Answer 10

(Adj). Stopping into beginning again, sporadic

Question 11

Moot

Answer 11

(Adj) Open to discussion and debate, unresolved
(V) to bring up for discussion
(N) hypothetical law case argued by students

Question 12

Motif

Answer 12

(N) The principal idea, feature, theme, or element; A repeated or dominant figure in a design

Question 13

Neophyte

Answer 13

(N) a novice; beginner

Question 14

Perspicacity

Answer 14

(N) keenness in observing and understanding

Question 15

Plenary

Answer 15

(Adj) complete in all aspects; absolute

Question 16

Surveillance

Answer 16

(N) a watch kept over a person; disciplined observation

Question 17

Sylvan

Answer 17

(Adj) heavily wooded area; characteristic of forests

Question 18

Testy

Answer 18

(Adj) easily irritated

Question 19

Travesty

Answer 19

(N) grotesque or inferior imitation

(V) to ridicule though imitation