The Great Gatsby List 2

A complacent person is unlikely to be lackadaisical.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A teacher is likely to be privy to information about students that their classmates might not know.

• TRUE

• FALSE

All are synonyms of console except:

• comfort

• soothe

• promise

• encourage

An employee without vitality is likely to bring a lot of energy to a job.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An apathetic employee is likely to:

• have a lot of enthusiasm.

• be well-respected by his or her employer.

• appear to be deceitful or dishonest.

• appear disinterested in one's job.

A good definition of pretense is:

• an idea that is very unrealistic and will cause a lot of pain to others.

• an attempt to make something appear true or better than it actually is.

• A moment in time that is before something really bad happens.

• a general feeling of tenseness or of being uptight.

A languid person probably has great vitality.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An employer is likely to scorn an irreproachable employee.

• TRUE

• FALSE

If you reproach someone you are:

• approaching him/her again.

• Avoiding the person

• Chastising or scolding him/her.

• Praising his or her accomplishments.

A discreet friend is likely to:

• keep a secret

• use you for things like a ride or your great parties

• talk about you behind your back

• be honest with you