Definitions
To scold; find fault
Reprimand
It is dangerous for hikers to drink from any source that appears to be. . .
Stagnant
activist, fighter for a cause
Militant
Incorrigible
Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin
Chief importance, above all others
Paramount
Some people can. . . away on the phone for hours on end.
Prattle
arguments, evidence, refute
Rebut
Friendly, Sociable
morose
Who was the leader of the United States during World War 2?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Unreasonable; based on wishes.
abritrary
A judge may be criticized for rulings that appear to be. . . and without legal precedent.
Arbritary
incorrigible
Rebuild
Annihilate
Who was the leader of the United Kingdom during World War 2?
Winston Churchill
to give in to a superior force.
Succumb
Enzymes are. . . that aid in digestion of food.
Catalyst
careless, hasty
Slapdash
reasonable, based on reason
arbitrary
Who was the leader of Japan during World War 2?
Emporer Hirohito
hidden, present but not visible
Latent
I have read the book twice, but I still find the author's meaning completely. . .
opaque
easier, assistance
Facilitate
unimportant, useless
Paramont
Who was the leader of Italy during World War 2?
Benito Mussolini