English VOCABULARY I
Q&A Practice Quiz
Laila apparently learned nothing from the House political debacle last year DEBACLE means:
ANSWER:
FIASCO
The boys went for a brisk run around the arena in order to prepare before their game BRISK means:
ANSWER:
FAST
A great leader should be cognizant of the numerous issues that affect his constituents. The antonym of the word COGNIZANT is:
ANSWER:
IGNORANT
There are some people who want to disparage an excellent and effective approach. The antonym of the word DISPARAGE is:
ANSWER:
PRAISE
The steep stair was an impediment to the girl on crutches trying to class. The synonym of the word IMPEDIMENT is:
ANSWER:
OBSTRUCTION
We sometimes encounter experiences in life which seen barren, vapid or peripheral. The antonyrn of the word VAPID is:
ANSWER:
LIVELY
She haunts her new little black dress to attract the attention of the wealthy customers of the bar. The synonym of the word FLAUNT is:
ANSWER:
DISPLAY
Most of the men are enamored by Jasmine’s beauty and intelligence. The synonym of the word ENAMORED is:
ANSWER:
ENCHANTED
When their coach was replaced, Cam s position as a quarterback became precarious. The synonym of the word PRECARIOUS is:
ANSWER:
UNCERTAIN
Attending a class without listening to the teacher’s lesson is futile. The antonym of the word FUTILE is:
ANSWER:
FRUITFUL
The president’s intention behind the bombing was to provoke a large-scale war. The antonyrn of the word PROVOKE is:
ANSWER:
DISCOURAGE
Even though William was in a motorcycle accident, he managed to walk away unscathed. The antonym of the word UNSCATHED is:
ANSWER:
HARMED
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