vocabulary

Question 1

severe

Answer 1

serious, strong, intense, harsh

Question 2

impatient

Answer 2

not wanting to wait, in a hurry

Question 3

gradual

Answer 3

slowly over time, step by step

Question 4

indifferent

Answer 4

not caring, no opinion

Question 5

substantial

Answer 5

a lot, a significant amount, of considerable importance, size, or worth.

Question 6

haste

Answer 6

go quickly, hurry “haste makes waste”

Question 7

proper

Answer 7

polite, the right thing to do

Question 8

ignorant

Answer 8

lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.

Question 9

unresponsive

Answer 9

not working or responding

Question 10

neglect

Answer 10

not taking care of, ignoring

Question 11

extraordinary

Answer 11

amazing, not usual or normal

Question 12

reluctant

Answer 12

hesitant, not wanting to do something

Question 13

degrade

Answer 13

to put down, disrespect

Question 14

frivolous

Answer 14

silly, unimportant

Question 15

discontent

Answer 15

unhappy, not satisfied

Question 16

morsel

Answer 16

a small piece of food

Question 17

fretful

Answer 17

worried

Question 18

appalled

Answer 18

horrified, shocked

Question 19

wither

Answer 19

for a plant–to become dry and shriveled, dying

Question 20

simultaneous

Answer 20

happening at the same time as something else

Question 21

reluctant

Answer 21

hesitant to do something, not sure

Question 22

reproach

Answer 22

to tell someone that you disapprove of what they did

Question 23

penitent

Answer 23

to be sorry for what you did wrong/sin

Question 24

sustain

Answer 24

to continue doing something

Question 25

thief

Answer 25

noun: robber, burglar; a person who steals

Question 26

bet

Answer 26

Verb: to feel sure (I bet it will rain tomorrow)

verb: to risk something, usually a sum of money, against someone else’s on the basis of the outcome of a future event, such as the result of a race or game. (I bet my team will win)

Question 27

convenient

Answer 27

adjective: easy, involving little trouble or effort.

Question 28

Clause

Answer 28

part of a sentence with a subject and verb

Question 29

abandon

Answer 29

to leave, to forsake, the opposite of keep