VL 4-6

Question 0

N. A place where public records or historical documents were kept. The records or documents kept there.

Answer 0

Archives

Question 1

Adj. known or understood by only those with special knowledge; hidden or secret

Answer 1

Arcane

Question 2

V. To limit; confine; restrict; to draw a line around; encircle;

Answer 2

Circumscribe

Question 3

Adj. secret; disguised; hidden; concealed;

Answer 3

Covert

Question 4

N. A written message sent with speed. A news story sent by a reporter to a news service.
V. To send on specific business.

Answer 4

Dispatch

Question 5

N. Pl. ease of doing, moving, or acting due to aptitude or skill.

Answer 5

Facility

Question 6

V. To sharpen. To perfect or make more effective.

N. A whetstone used to sharpen tools.

Answer 6

Home

Question 7

Adj. unbelieving; skeptical. Showing doubt or disbelief.

Answer 7

Incredulous

Question 8

Adj. speaking, writing, or understanding several languages.

N. A person who speaks, writes, or understands several languages.

Answer 8

Polyglot

Question 9

V. To overcome; conquer. To climb up or over.

Answer 9

Surmount

Question 10

V. To satisfy; relieve. To pacify by giving in to demands. To bring peace or calm to.

Answer 10

Appease

Question 11

N. A method of settling a dispute in which an impartial person or group reaches a decision.

Answer 11

Arbitration

Question 12

N. A member of a diplomatic staff, especially in a particular capacity

Answer 12

Ataché

Question 13

Adj. Meant or tending to win over or to overcome the hostility of.

Answer 13

Conciliatory

Question 14

N. The official office or residence of a government representative who resides in a foreign country.

Answer 14

Consulate

Question 15

N. An understanding or agreement between two or more countries.

Answer 15

Entente

Question 16

V. To calm the anger of; to pacify.

Answer 16

Placate

Question 17

Adj. Favorable; opportune; auspicious.

Answer 17

Propitious

Question 18

N. The ceremonial customs and rules of polite behavior observed by diplomats and others.

Answer 18

Protocol

Question 19

N. A person authorized to act for another. A document authorizing a person to act for another.

Answer 19

Proxy

Question 20

V.vTo give up on oath; renounce. To give up; abstain from.

Answer 20

Abjure

Question 21

V. To hear and decide a case by judicial procedure.

Answer 21

Adjudicate

Question 22

V. to bring to mind. To summon by using magic words.

Answer 22

Conjure

Question 23

N. A leader who gains power by appealing to the emotions and prejudices of the people.

Answer 23

Demagogue

Question 24

N. Pl. The social characteristics of human populations, such as age, gender, and income.

Answer 24

Demographics

Question 25

Adj. Prevalent in or restricted to a particular place or people.

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Endemic

Question 26

Adj. Having or showing sound judgement; wise.

Answer 26

Judicious

Question 27

N. The legal right to exercise authority. Authority. The territory over which authority is exercised.

Answer 27

Jurisdiction

Question 28

N. The science or philosophy of law. A system of laws.

Answer 28

Jurisprudence

Question 29

N. To make (oneself) guilty of deliberating telling a lie while under oath.

Answer 29

Perjure