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100
  1. Showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh.
    • a) Abruptly
    • b) Abrasive
    • c) Adequate
    • d) Bamboozle

Abrasive

100

13. Having a tendency to do something.

  • a) Component
  • b) Fleeting
  • c) Naive
  • d) Apt

Apt

100

12. Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

  • a) Apathy
  • b) Belligerent
  • c) Candid
  • d) Exuberant

Apathy

100

16. To deceive or cheat someone.

  • a) Bamboozle
  • b) Contrast
  • c) Compel
  • d) Evoke

Bamboozle

100

6. To warn or reprimand someone firmly.

  • a) Emphasize
  • b) Endeavor
  • c) Admonish
  • d) Fleeting

Admonish

200

10. One of two or more available possibilities; a choice.

  • a) Alternative
  • b) Punctual
  • c) Profound
  • d) Simultaneous

Alternative

200

2. Suddenly and unexpectedly.

  • a) Abruptly
  • b) Adequate
  • c) Antagonize
  • d) Bewilder

Abruptly

200

19. Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

  • a) Mitigate
  • b) Resolve
  • c) Bias
  • d) Endeavor

Bias

200

7. To make someone troubled or nervous.

  • a) Agitate
  • b) Evoke
  • c) Infuriate
  • d) Initiate

Agitate

200

20. To refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting.

  • a) Devour
  • b) Boycott
  • c) Relinquish
  • d) Perceive

Boycott

300

18. To cause someone to become confused or puzzled.

  • a) Punctual
  • b) Devour
  • c) Bewilder
  • d) Attribute

Bewilder

300

11. To cause someone to become hostile or angry.

  • a) Condemn
  • b) Oppress
  • c) Antagonize
  • d) Consult

Antagonize

300

3. To accept or admit the existence or truth of something.

  • a) Acquire
  • b) Allocate
  • c) Acknowledge
  • d) Allege

Acknowledge

300

15. Genuine; real; not copied or fake.

  • a) Authentic
  • b) Belligerent
  • c) Devious
  • d) Imperative

Authentic

300

21. Honest and straightforward in speech or expression.

  • a) Irate
  • b) Candid
  • c) Ludicrous
  • d) Mandatory

Candid

400

22. To describe the distinctive features or qualities of.

  • a) Chronological
  • b) Devour
  • c) Characterize
  • d) Endeavor

Characterize

400

8. To claim or assert without providing proof.

  • a) Relinquish
  • b) Signify
  • c) Antagonize
  • d) Allege

Allege

400

23. To scold or reprimand severely.

  • a) Omit
  • b) Chastise
  • c) Condemn
  • d) Correspond

Chastise

400

4. To buy or obtain for oneself.

  • a) Acknowledge
  • b) Acquire
  • c) Attribute
  • d) Correspond

Acquire

400

24. Arranged in order of time or occurrence.

  • a) Chronological
  • b) Exuberant
  • c) Prominent
  • d) Correspond

Chronological

500

9. To distribute or assign for a particular purpose.

  • a) Allocate
  • b) Mitigate
  • c) Consult
  • d) Oppress

Allocate

500

25. A part or element of a larger whole.

  • a) Naive
  • b) Component
  • c) Derogatory
  • d) Fleeting

Component

500

14. To regard something as being caused by someone or something; a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something.

  • a) Devour
  • b) Attribute
  • c) Condemn
  • d) Allocate

Attribute

500

17. Hostile and aggressive.

  • a) Imperative
  • b) Belligerent
  • c) Copious
  • d) Ludicrous

Belligerent

500

5. Sufficient or satisfactory in quality or quantity.

  • a) Adequate
  • b) Candid
  • c) Copious
  • d) Devour

Adequate