Quiz on the adjective 'unconscionable'

What does the adjective 'unconscionable' mean?

• Highly ethical

• Not right or reasonable

• Fully conscious

• Extremely funny

What does the adjective "inordinate" mean?

• Extremely small and insignificant

• Usually or disproportionately large and excessive

• Perfectly balanced and moderate

• Common and frequently occurring

What does the adjective "putrid" refer to?

• A) A pleasant natural fragrance

• B) Organic matter decaying or rotting and omitting a smell

• C) A type of chemical used for cleaning

• D) A fresh, unspoiled state of food

What does the adjective "contemporary" mean?

• Belonging to the past

• Living or occurring at the same time; New

• Completely different

• Happening by chance

What does the verb "contaminate" mean?

• To clean and purify a substance

• To make something impure by exposure to or addition of a poisonous or polluted substance

• To remove all harmful substances from an area

• To study the properties of a substance

What does the adjective "rancid" mean?

• Having a fresh, pleasant smell

• A fold containing fat or oil smelling or tasting unpleasant

• Extremely cold and icy

• Dry and barren, unable to support any vegetation

What does the adjective "corrupt" mean?

• Acting with integrity and honesty

• Having or showing a willingness to act dishonest in return for money or personal gains

• Being in a state of peace and harmony

• Demonstrating a high level of skill or knowledge

What does the adjective 'ramshackled' mean?

• A) A new and modern building

• B) A well-maintained and sturdy house

• C) A badly maintained rickety shack or dwelling

• D) A large and imposing structure

What does the noun "repast" refer to?

• A) A type of religious ceremony

• B) A meal served after a funeral, wedding, or religious event

• C) A musical performance during a religious event

• D) A speech given at a wedding

What does the noun 'victuals' mean?

• Clothing items

• Food or provisions

• Musical instruments

• Historical artifacts