I. Which word comes closest in meaning? 1. Arraigna. Exculpate b. Reign c. Accuse d. Free 2. Propitiate a. Appease b. Hassle c. Aggravate d. Annoy 3. Obloquy a. Credit b. Blame c. Castigate d. Respect 4. Puerile a. Mature b. Adult c. Responsible d. Childish 5. Bauble a. Trinket b. Precious c. Vivacious d. Resplendent 6. Munificent a. Penurious b. Parsimonious c. Magnanimous d. Niggardly 7. Succinct a. Epigrammatic b. Discursive c. Maundering d. Prolix 8. Traduce a. Extol b. Defence c. Honour d. Calumniate 9. Chagrin a. Exultation b. Distress c. Ridicule d. Rankle 10. Facetious a. Adroit b. Solemn c. Lugubrious d. Jocose | II. Name the opposite 1. Ciphera. Naught b. Obscurity c. Code d. Infinity 2. Pertinacity a. Compliance b. Obstinacy c. Demure d. Flippant 3. Unctuous a. Perceptive b. Obsequious c. Brusque d. Servile 4. Foible a. Quirk b. Forte c. Fault d. Frailty 5. Peremptory a. Decisive b. Precise c. Docile d. Precise 6. Immanent a. Inherent b. Indigenous c. Extraneous d. Unsullied 7. Laic a. Pastoral b. Secular c. Profane d. Civil 8. Recalcitrant a. Refractory b. Intractable c. Ungovernable d. Malleable 9. Obstreperous a. Refractory b. Clamourous c. Restrained d. Mulish 10. Perspicacious a. Vacuous b. Discerning c. Sagacious d. Acute | |||||
III . Spell them right 1. Earn (ornamental vase) 2. Cain (walking stick) 3. Exilarate (feel lively) 4. Ascent (to comply or agree) 5. Alley (Associate or collaborator) 6. Babble (Tumult or confusion) 7. Foible (a short story) 8. Idle (object of worship) 9. Disease ( to die) 10. Pail ( light in colour) | ||||||
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