The word 'patrimony' most closely means:

• A family's inherited wealth or property
• A musical performance
• A type of legal document
• A religious ceremony

When someone 'dissembles', they are primarily:

• Telling the complete truth
• Deliberately hiding their true feelings or intentions
• Singing a song
• Cooking a meal

'Incredulity' is best described as:

• Extreme anger
• Complete belief
• Skeptical disbelief
• Passionate enthusiasm

Something 'bemusing' would most likely make someone feel:

• Extremely angry
• Confused or puzzled
• Completely certain
• Deeply sad

A 'guise' is primarily a:

• Musical instrument
• Disguise or false appearance
• Type of cooking utensil
• Religious ceremony

When someone is 'deceived', they have been:

• Praised
• Rewarded
• Tricked or misled
• Completely understood

A 'hearth' is most closely associated with:

• A fireplace or home's central fire area
• A musical instrument
• A type of clothing
• A legal document

A 'glutton' is best described as someone who:

• Enjoys cooking
• Eats or consumes excessively
• Plays music
• Writes poetry

A 'minstrel' in medieval times was primarily a:

• Traveling musician or storyteller
• Type of cook
• Religious leader
• Warrior

An 'insolent' person would most likely be described as:

• Extremely polite
• Rudely disrespectful
• Deeply thoughtful
• Extremely shy