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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe argument was fallacious.full of inconsistencystrong and convincingsincereweak
- 2. Multiple Choice'His diffident nature prevented him from meeting new people.' What does diffident mean?moroseshyaggressivemelancholic
- 3. Multiple ChoiceFor a brave warrior, perfidy is almost as bad as murder.stealingdishonestybetrayalinfidelity
- 4. Multiple Choicedeferenceto put something offrespect for authority or wisdoma type of defencea warning
- 5. Multiple Choice'His egregious behaviour gained him a certain infamy.' What does egregious mean?standing out because of how bad it isindustriousstanding above othersdetermined
- 6. Multiple Choice'She jettisoned all thoughts of getting back together with her ex-girlfriend.' What does jettisoned mean?threw outentertainedarguedmade-up
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the 2 Latin components of susceptible?sus= below, + cept = surfacesus = above, + cept = deceivesus = under, + cept = receivesus = under, + cept = taken
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich 2 words can be used for laziness?indolent, idleinsouciant, nonchalantapathetic, disillusionedtimid, idle
- 9. Multiple Choice'The pain seemed inexorable.' What does inexorable mean?bittersweetrelentlessunbearableexcruciating
- 10. Multiple Choice'What the teacher was saying was incoherent to me.' What does incoherent mean?isn't clearis clearwiseinteresting
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence uses the word dauntless appropriately?And to that dauntless temper of his mind, he has a wisdom that does guide his valour.As the dauntless night summoned the spirits, Macbeth rejoiced.His sentences were completely dauntless.All of the above
- 12. Multiple Choicerancourstrong noisebitternessa type of squirrelcourage
- 13. Multiple Choiceintractablestrangecan't be tracedstubbornlazy
- 14. Multiple Choicerecalcitrantimpressiveresistantunreliableinsensitive
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhat does surreptitious mean?secretive in a sinister wayspecial in a secretive waysinister in a obvious wayobvious in a rude way
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