UNIT 6

Question 1

a plan, set of rules, or way to act; a written insurance contract

Answer 1

policy (n.)

Question 2

to treat as unimportant; to make light of

Answer 2

slight (v.)

Question 3

a violation of the rules; a ball that goes outside boundary lines

Answer 3

foul (n.)

Question 4

of high birth or rank; outstanding; of good moral character

Answer 4

noble (adj.)

Question 5

unpleasant to the senses; dirty or polluted; dishonorable; against the rules of a sport or game; stormy or rainy

Answer 5

foul (adj.)

Question 6

to draw attention to something else, cause to turn aside; to disturb

Answer 6

distract (v.)

Question 7

an amount that is held or contained; the meaning or subject of

Answer 7

content (n.)

Question 8

a long time without rain; a prolonged shortage

Answer 8

drought (n.)

Question 9

neat and in good order; comfortable or large in amount

Answer 9

tidy (adj.)

Question 10

someone of high rank or birth

Answer 10

noble (n.)

Question 11

to pollute or make filthy; to break the rules of a game; to hit a foul

Answer 11

foul (v.)

Question 12

never stopping; recurring; staying the same; loyal, steady

Answer 12

constant (adj.)

Question 13

a case used to hold arrows; a trembling motion

Answer 13

quiver (n.)

Question 14

a flower or group of flowers; the state or time of flowering

Answer 14

blossom (n.)

Question 15

an act of neglect or discourtesy

Answer 15

slight (n.)

Question 16

something that does not change or vary

Answer 16

constant (n.)

Question 17

small in size or degree; not much; not important

Answer 17

slight (adj.)

Question 18

to strike against each other with force; to clash

Answer 18

collide (v.)

Question 19

pleased with or accepting of; not wanting anything else

Answer 19

content (adj.)

Question 20

to shake or tremble

Answer 20

quiver (v.)

Question 21

to put things in neat or proper order

Answer 21

tidy (v.)

Question 22

to have or produce flowers; to develop, open up, or appear

Answer 22

blossom (v.)

Question 23

blossom

Answer 23

Synonyms:

bloom, bud, to flourish, grow

Antonyms:

to wither, fade

Question 24

collide

Answer 24

Synonyms:

to crash, slam; to conflict

Antonyms:

to avoid, evade; to agree, settle

Question 25

constant

Answer 25

Synonyms:

continuous, unchanging; true

Antonyms:

variable; fickle

Question 26

content

Answer 26

Synonyms:

satisfied; fulfilled; theme

Antonyms:

unhappy, restless

Question 27

distract

Answer 27

Synonyms:

to divert, sidetrack; to bother

Antonyms:

to focus, concentrate

Question 28

drought

Answer 28

Synonyms:

dryness; a lack

Antonyms:

a drenching, flood; a surplus, glut

Question 29

foul

Answer 29

Synonyms:

offensive; to contaminate

Antonyms:

clean; fair

Question 30

noble

Answer 30

Synonyms:

highborn; honorable; an aristocrat

Antonyms:

lowly

Question 31

policy

Answer 31

Synonyms:

guidelines, procedures; a code, system, practice

Question 32

quiver

Answer 32

Synonyms:

a sheath; a tremor, shiver; to shudder, flutter

Question 33

slight

Answer 33

Synonyms:

slender, minor; to snub; an insult

Antonyms:

compliment

Question 34

tidy

Answer 34

Synonyms:

to neaten

Antonyms:

to clutter