DGDP Vocab Quiz #2

If you speak out or write in favor of something, you are trying to ________________ for it.

• tranquil

• advocate

• alleviate

• tethered

A complete and disastrous failure can be called a:

• fiasco

• barrage

• alleviate

• obligatory

If you try to make something easier to endure, you are trying to _____________ the difficulty.

• tethered

• barrage

• unrelenting

• alleviate

When something is considered peaceful, quiet, or calm, it can be called:

• tranquil

• tethered

• rhetorical

• fiasco

If something is tied down, it is _________________ to the ground.

• mischievous

• obligatory

• tethered

• unrelenting

If something is not stopping or decreasing, it is considered:

• barrage

• tethered

• unrelenting

• rhetorical

A _____________ is when many things come in rapid succession.

• barrage

• fiasco

• advocate

• tranquil

Someone who causes or intends to cause harm can be considered:

• unrelenting

• tranquil

• obligatory

• mischievous

When you say something more for an effect rather than meaning, you want it to be:

• alleviate

• rhetorical

• unrelenting

• mischievous

If something is necessary or required, making it unavoidable, it is:

• unrelenting

• tethered

• advocate

• obligatory