Full of something
EX: A new car replete with leather seats.
100
Use "ruthless" in a sentence
Nice!
100
Define "eerie"
Strange and frightening.
EX: There was an eerie light in R24 last night. GHOST MAYBE?
100
In the short story, "The One Who Watches," what are the names of the two friends?
Yolanda and Doris
200
RXUC
What is CRUX!!
200
Define "deliberate"
to think about something very carefully
EX: The jury deliberated for three days before finding him guilty.
200
Use "precedent" in a sentence...
Good!
200
Define "veer"
to change direction suddenly.
EX: The car veered sharply to the left.
200
Thomas Hobbes often described life as...?
NASTY, BRUTISH AND SHORT.
300
REVE
What is VEER?
300
Define "relent"
to let someone do something that you refused to let him/her do before.
EX: At last, her father relented and she moved into her own apartment.
300
Use "intuition" in a sentence...
Sweet!
300
Define "crux"
The most important part of a problem, question, argument, etc.
EX: The budget plan is the crux of the dispute between the White House and Congress.
300
What famous historical figure believed that people had a "natural right" to life, liberty, and property? What form of government would this historical figure believe in?
John Locke; Democracy
400
FALTUED
What is DEFAULT!
400
Define "agonize"
to think about a decision very carefully and with a lot of effort.
EX: For a long time she had agonized about what she should do.
400
Use "diligence" in a sentence...
Nice sentence!
400
Define "default"
Failure to do something that you were supposed to do. OR The standard way in which things are arranged on a computer screen or in a program unless you change them.
EX: I had to restore my computer to default mode after I got a virus. :(
400
Proteins that act as biological catalysts are called?
Enzymes!
500
UQNDARAY
What is QUANDARY!
500
Define "ambivalence"
Not sure whether you want or like something or not.
EX: His wife was ambivalent about having a child.
500
Use "rationalize" in a sentence
Shabam!
500
Define "quandary'
To be unable to decide what to do about a difficult problem or situation
EX: We were in a quandary over whether to do our homework or eat ice cream.