Choose the correct definition of the word Abrasive

• able to scrape or wear away by rubbing

• harsh or rough in quality

• a substance used to rub, scrape, grind, or polish

• all of the above

Choose the correct definition of the word Benevolent

• able to scrape or polish

• inclined to do good; kind or generous

• inclined to do evil, malice

• to belief the world is flat

Choose the correct definition of the word Compulsory

• required; necessary

• not required; optional

• to take a vacation

• to have high blood pressure

Choose the correct definition of the word Deft

• sloppy; to appear disheveled

• to be aimless; without a goal

• neat and quick; skillful

• to walk in a casual, unhurried way

Choose the correct definition of the word Frustrate

• to block an effort to reach a goal

• to defeat or make useless

• to cause to feel discouraged; unable to succeed

• all of the above

Choose the correct definition of the word Impetuous

• moving slowly or without purpose

• to work as an assistant

• Impress with appearance

• acting hastily with sudden feeling, rather than with though or planning

Choose the correct definition of the word Outgrowth

• something that grows out of something else, either physically or as a result

• to be meek in personality

• to feel tired or listless

• not safe or secure

Choose the correct definition of the word Precarious

• a lost dog

• a well illuminated area

• not safe or secure; dangerous

• safe and secure

Choose the correct definition of the word Priority

• the state or fact of being earlier in time

• the state or fact of being tardy

• the state of being thinly, emaciated

• the state of extreme hunger

Choose the correct definition of the word Reimburse

• to change direction

• to pay money spent or to repay for a loss

• neat and skillful

• to reject an idea or supposition