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Random Questions
100

A lack of government and law; confusion


A. Fate

B. Anarchy

B. Anarchy

100

An admittance to a place


A. Intrepid

B. Access

B. Access

100

Promising, encouraging, propitious


A. Auspicious

B. Pompous

A. Auspicious

100

The master key will give you _________ to any of the rooms in the building.


A. Pliance

B. Access

B. Access

100

With no government around to restore order, the small country stayed in a state of _________ for weeks.


A. Anarchy

B. Larceny

A. Anarchy

100

What is Mr. Hoffman's Guinea Pig's name?

BEAVER!!!!!

200

Difficult to do; requiring a lot of effort


A. Arduous

B. Revile

C. Intrepid

A. Arduous

200

Not having life


A. Larceny

B. Pliant

C. Inanimate

C. Inanimate

200

Cocky, arrogant, pretentious, bombastic


A. Revile

B. Pompous

C. Precipice

B. Pompous

200

As soon as I discovered that the project was being mismanaged, I tried my best to _________ the situation.

A. Revile

B. Incinerate

C. Rectify

C. Rectify

200

Ancient astrologers developed the idea that what is _________ to happen is determined by the stars.


A. Fated

B. Pompous

C. Abscond

A. Fated

200

What time did Mr. Hoffman leave the school yesterday?

*Get it within an hour

8:16 PM

300

A temporary relief or delay


A. Reprieve

B. Precipice

C. Access

A. Reprieve

300

To burn to ashes


A. Disentangle

B. Incinerate

C. Larceny

B. Incinerate

300
Unfair, partial, bigoted


A. Biased

B. Pompous

C. Arduous

A. Biased
300

The jury was _________ and could not conduct a fair trial.


A. Hoodwinked

B. Biased

C. Intrepid

B. Biased

300

Since everthing had gone some smoothly, we felt that the campaign to elect Ellen captain was off to an _________ beginning.


A. Daunt

B. Auspicious

C. Pompous

B. Auspicious

300

Which sentence is grammatically correct?


A. I'm tired of you talking to me.

B. I'm tired of your talking to me.

B. I'm tired of your talking to me.

***Because "Talking to me" is something that belongs to YOU!

The English language is weird!

400

Theft


A. Hoodwink

B. Larceny

C. Anarchy

D. Inanimate

B. Larceny

400

To attack with words, to call bad names


A. Intrepid

B. Revile

C. Incinerate

D. Rectify

B. Revile

400

Dupe, fool, deceive


A. Abscond

B. Anarchy

C. Inanimate

D. Hoodwink

D. Hoodwink

400

The steak I'd accidentally left in the broiler wasn't just overdone, it was _________.


A. Pliant

B. Arduous

C. Hoodwinked

D. Incinerated

D. Incinerated

400

The youths who had "borrowed" the car for joyriding were caught by the police and charged with _________.


A. Pliancy

B. Larceny

C. Anarchy

D. Incineration 

B. Larceny
400

What is this phrase an example of:

"It's not rocket surgery."


A. Allomorph

B. Malaphor

C. Pseudoword

D. Miranym

B. Malaphor

Definiton: The blending of two different idioms, cliches, or aphorisms.

500

Bending easily; easily influenced.


A. Pompous

B. Pliant

C. Fated

D. Arduous

E. Auspicious

B. Pliant

500

Determined in advance by destiny or fortune


A. Anarchy

B. Biased

C. Precipice

D. Disentangle

E. Fated

E. Fated

500

Dismay, dishearten


A. Daunt

B. Fated

C. Rectify

D. Abscond

E. Bias

A. Daunt

500

Since I'm only an average linguist, mastering the irregular verbs in English was one of the most _________ tasks I have ever undertaken.


A. Reprieve

B. Hoodwinked

C. Fated

D. Intrepid

E. Arduous

E. Arduous

500

No matter how much warning we receive, there will always be people who are _________ by scam callers.


A. Fated

B. Hoodwinked

C. Incinerated

D. Biased

E. Inanimate

B. Hoodwinked
500

What year was the Brandon Valley School District created?

*Get it within 10 years for a point!

1916

600

To run away from


A. Disentangle

B. Rectify

C. Abscond

D. Arduous

E. Pliant

F. Reprieve

C. Abscond

600

To free from complications


A. Rectify

B. Disentangle

C. Daunt

D. Pompous

E. Auspicious

F. Hoodwink

B. Disentangle

600

Bolt, skip town, make off


A. Revile

B. Abscond

C. Hoodwink

D. Disentangle

E. Precipice

B. Abscond

600

I said, "I love you." However, the _________ pet rock didn't say it back, and I'll never forgive her for that.


A. Intrepid

B. Anarchist

C. Access

D. Inanimate

E. Pompous

F. Pliant

D. Inanimate

600

The guardrail was reinforced to prevent cars from skidding over the edge of the _________ and falling into the abyss below.


A. Revile

B. Precipice

C. Auspicious

D. Larceny

E. Anarchy

F. Disentanglement

B. Precipice

600

What is Mr. Hoffman's favorite type of dragon?


A. Wyrm

B. Wyvern

C. Dragon

D. Hydra

E. Drake

B. Wyvern

700

Very brave, fearless, unshakable.

Intrepid

700

To make right

Rectify

700

Malign, vilify, insult, inveigh against

Revile

700

The overly ornate style of many eighteenth-century writers seems rather forced and _________ to us today.

Pompous

700

The film had gotten so badly entwined in the malfunctioning old movie projector, and it was difficult to _________ it.

Disentangle

700

In the game, Undertale, what is this character's name?

Papyrus

800

To overcome with fear, intimidate. To dishearten, discourage.

Daunt

800

A very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster.

Precipice

800
Audacious, valiant, daring

Intrepid

800

Though somewhat massively built, the gymnast's body was as supple and _________ as a ballet dancer's.

Pliant

800

Since I did not feel well prepared, the three-day postponement of final exams was a much-needed _________.

Reprieve.

800

What is Mr. Hoffman's favorite pokemon?

Riolu

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