WORDS TO STUDY

Question 1

Serenity

Answer 1

The state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

Question 2

Commotion

Answer 2

A state of confused and noisy disturbance.

Question 3

Mutilated

Answer 3

Inflicted serious damage or injury on something or someone, often causing disfigurement.

Question 4

Rejuvenated

Answer 4

To feel or be made to feel fresher, younger, or more energetic again.

Question 5

Incapacitated

Answer 5

Deprived of strength or power; unable to act or function.

Question 6

Disabled

Answer 6

Lacking the ability to perform certain physical or mental tasks, often due to an injury or condition.

Question 7

Construction

Answer 7

The act or process of building or putting together something.

Question 8

Destruction

Answer 8

The act of causing severe damage or the complete ruin of something.

Question 9

Devastation

Answer 9

Great destruction or damage, often on a large scale.

Question 10

Desolation

Answer 10

A state of emptiness or loneliness; bleakness or ruin.

Question 11

Debilitated

Answer 11

Weakened or enfeebled, often to the point of being unable to function effectively.

Question 12

Robust

Answer 12

Strong and healthy; sturdy and vigorous.

Question 13

Languid

Answer 13

Displaying or having a disinclination for physical exertion; slow and relaxed.

Question 14

Swiftness

Answer 14

The quality of moving or being able to move quickly.

Question 15

Suppleness

Answer 15

The ability to bend or move easily and gracefully; flexibility.

Question 16

Pessimistic

Answer 16

Having a negative outlook, expecting the worst to happen.

Question 17

Enthusiastic

Answer 17

Showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.

Question 18

Couplet

Answer 18

Two consecutive lines of poetry that typically rhyme and have the same meter.

Question 19

Quatrain

Answer 19

A stanza of four lines in a poem, often with a specific rhyme scheme.

Question 20

Octet

Answer 20

A stanza or poem consisting of eight lines; also called an octave.

Question 20

Sestet

Answer 20

A stanza or poem of six lines, often found in sonnets.

Question 21

Consecutive

Answer 21

Following continuously; in unbroken or logical sequence.

Question 22

Depredation

Answer 22

The act of attacking or plundering, often causing damage.

Question 23

Tranquility

Answer 23

The state of being calm and peaceful.

Question 24

Maimed

Answer 24

Severely injured or disfigured, often permanently.

Question 25

Sapped

Answer 25

Gradually weakened or drained of strength or energy.

Question 26

Agility

Answer 26

The ability to move quickly and easily, with coordination and balance.