New Activity
Play Quiz
1. 
Exhort
A.
to attack
B.
to encourage
C.
to scold
D.
to do something very quickly
2. 
archane
3. 
garrulous
A.
aggresive
B.
talkative
C.
unsteady/questionable
D.
pleasant
4. 
forbearance
A.
apprehension/trepidation
B.
proclivity/penchant
C.
patience/abstinence
D.
knowledge
5. 
admonish
A.
to encourage
B.
to support
C.
to scold
D.
to admire
6. 
prosaic
A.
a large diversity
B.
trite/common
C.
supportive claims
D.
upset
7. 
collegial
A.
educated
B.
passionate
C.
agreeable
D.
snobbery
8. 
Belie
A.
to prelude
B.
to come after
C.
to hide
D.
to support
9. 
Preeminent
A.
Immediately going to occur
B.
Permanent
C.
very distinguished
D.
enhance
10. 
layperson
A.
criticizer
B.
judge
C.
supporter
D.
dilettante
E.
professional
F.
judge
11. 
unseemly
A.
quaint
B.
very ugly
C.
unlikely
D.
rude
12. 
enervate
A.
to combine
B.
to weaken
C.
to energize
D.
to confuse
13. 
edify
A.
to confuse
B.
to criticize harshly
C.
to support
D.
to enrich/enhance
14. 
esoteric
A.
people lover
B.
useless
C.
fluctuating/mercurial
D.
known only to a small range of people
15. 
vertiginous
A.
set upright
B.
new/fresh
C.
causing dizziness
D.
pleasing
16. 
gregarious
A.
evil
B.
dull
C.
amiable
D.
dense
17. 
intemperate
A.
temporary
B.
permanent
C.
mercurial
D.
placid
18. 
beguiling
A.
confusing/puzzling
B.
charming/pleasant
C.
persuasive
D.
ebullient
19. 
vituperation
A.
condemnation
B.
praise
C.
hurried
D.
commencement
20. 
virulent
A.
very lively
B.
widespread
C.
angry
D.
dejected
21. 
vindicate
A.
to criticize harshly
B.
to encourage
C.
to free
D.
to choose
22. 
pedant
A.
fluctuating/changing
B.
a proclivity
C.
a poor person
D.
perfectionist
23. 
pejorative
A.
condemnation
B.
happiness
C.
given rights
D.
thesis/claim
24. 
vitriolic
A.
very important
B.
angry
C.
lively
D.
unimportant
25. 
artifice
A.
trickery
B.
very old
C.
flexibility
D.
artisitic
26. 
licentious
A.
angry
B.
very knowledgable
C.
supercilious
D.
immoral
27. 
beleaguer
A.
to get in the way of
B.
to confuse
C.
to support
D.
to increase
28. 
libel
A.
flaws
B.
slander
C.
given rights/liberties
D.
range of knowledge
29. 
truculent
A.
angry/aggressive
B.
truthful
C.
a liar
D.
wavering
30. 
chicanery
A.
combination
B.
range of knowledge
C.
trickery
D.
cross piece
31. 
foible
A.
a short story
B.
flaws
C.
weak
D.
large event
32. 
regale
A.
to criticize harshly
B.
to reiterate
C.
to confuse
D.
to entertain
33. 
perspicacious
A.
troubling
B.
fallacious or faulty
C.
insightful or keen
D.
beguiling or charming
34. 
tenuous
A.
prodigous
B.
penchant/proclivity
C.
very strong
D.
very weak
35. 
churlish
A.
rude
B.
upsetting
C.
confusing
D.
cute