Week 5

Question 1

Rampant

Answer 1

Going unchecked, widespread

COVID 19 was rampant

Question 2

Inane

Answer 2

Foolish

Question 3

Ethics

Answer 3

Code of principles

Cheating is against school ethics

Question 4

Moral

Answer 4

Personal beliefs

Question 5

Concur

Answer 5

Agree

My mom concurred to buy me a ps5 for getting all a’s

Question 6

Clandestine

Answer 6

Secret, undercover

I had to be clandestine when I had an all nighter

Question 7

Flagrant

Answer 7

Outrageous, glaringly bad

I flagrantly broke the rules and won

Question 8

Admonish

Answer 8

To warn, to reprove

I was admonished for giving my dog a food he can’t eat

Question 9

Duress

Answer 9

Compulsion, force

I was under duress when said yes to go

Question 10

Culprit

Answer 10

The guilty person

The culprit escaped the scene of the crime

Question 11

Inexorable

Answer 11

Inflexible, unrelenting

Question 12

Egregious

Answer 12

Remarkably bad

I made an egregious mistake when I decided to continue even though I was tired

Question 13

Distraught

Answer 13

Cunning, trickery

Question 14

Illicit

Answer 14

Illegal

The boys during Halloween were doing illicit activities

Question 15

Elicit

Answer 15

To draw forth

I tried to elicit the teachers attention by raising my hand

Question 16

Pernicious

Answer 16

Harmful, causing injury

Playing football can be pernicious

Question 17

Tolerate

Answer 17

To put with, to bear

I tolerate the loudness of my class

Question 18

Construe

Answer 18

To make a deduction, to infer

I construed the chiefs were still undefeated

Question 19

Misconstrue

Answer 19

To make a deduction, to infer incorrectly

I misconstrued the main character’s will to fight

Question 20

Impunity

Answer 20

Acts like freedom from punishment

Donald Trump thought he had impunity when he was president