Vocabulary Test 2/2

Match the following

• to destroy or kill a large part of

• decimated

• the quality of having unlimited power

• aftermath

• used as an intensifier

• veritable

• events following some occurrence

• emanated

• flowed; came forth; originated

• omnipotence

Match the following

• disease that occurs widely

• pandemic

• characterized by madness; insane

• pathogenic

• easily influenced

• susceptible

• causing or able to cause disease

• maniacal

• to make less severe

• mitigate

Match the following

• person/thing that announces approach

• inconclusive

• not leading to a firm conclusion

• epithet

• to satisy completely

• harbinger

• adjective or phrase expressing a quality

• satiate

Match the following

• to work together

• empirical

• make something continue indefinitely

• collaborate

• based on observation or experiment

• exhilarated

• filled with excitement

• perpetuated

Match the following

• stubbornly; persistently

• tenaciously

• anything having existence

• censure

• to criticize harshly

• entity

• unyielding; firm in opinion

• adamant

In the face of adversity, the team ​ (a)   ​ (b)   to overcome the ​ (c)   state of their project, working tirelessly to restore and strengthen it.

• tenaciously
• collaborated
• decimated

The scared toddler was ​ (a)   that a mysterious ​ (b)   had ​ (c)   from the dark corner of his room.

• adamant
• entity
• emanated

In the ​ (a)   of the earthquake, the emergency response teams worked tirelessly to ​ (b)   the damage, transforming the devasted area into a ​ (c)   symbol of collective resilience and reconstruction.

• mitigate
• aftermath
• veritable

During a severe ​ (a)   , even the healthiest individuals can find themselves ​ (b)   to the ​ (c)   threat, highlighting the importance of widespread preventive measures and public health initiatives.

• pandemic
• pathogenic
• susceptible

During a severe ​ (a)   , even the healthiest individuals can find themselves ​ (b)   to the ​ (c)   threat, highlighting the importance of widespread preventive measures and public health initiatives.

• pandemic
• pathogenic
• susceptible