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Direct Hits Vol 2

Total questions: 200

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Synopsis

a)

  1. Plot hole

b)

  1. Character flaw

c)

Brief Summary

d)

Title page

2.

Simile

a)

A figure of speech used to compare two unlike things

b)

A literary device that uses identical objects to highlight their similarities

c)

A poetic tool used exclusively to describe natural phenomena in elaborate detail

d)

A type of sentence structure that avoids comparisons entirely for clarity

3.

Metaphor

a)

A word used to label categories of objects

b)

A figure of speech that describes one thing as another

c)

A device for organizing a story's plot

d)

A tool for writing rhyming poetry

4.

Irony

a)

A figure of speech used to exaggerate for comedic effect

b)

A figure of speech where the opposite of a statement is immediately explained

c)

A figure of speech that simplifies the message for clarity

d)

A figure of speech where the intended meaning is opposite to the literal meaning

5.

Lampoon

a)

A figure of speech that praises and celebrates a person or idea with exaggeration

b)

A figure of speech that uses humor, irony, or ridicule to criticize or mock someone or something

c)

A figure of speech used to explain a serious topic with complete sincerity

d)

A figure of speech that highlights positive traits through direct admiration

6.

Hyperbole

a)

  1. A figure of speech that makes subtle comparisons to describe something.

b)

A figure of speech that downplays the significance of an idea for clarity.

c)

  1. A figure of speech used to provide a precise and factual description

d)

A figure of speech that uses extreme exaggeration to make a point or show emphasis.

7.

Caricature

a)

A figure of speech that exaggerates certain features or characteristics of a person or thing for comic or critical effect.

b)

  1. A figure of speech that emphasizes subtle qualities to create a balanced representation.

c)

  1. A figure of speech used to elevate the importance of a subject without altering its features.

d)

  1. A figure of speech that uses realistic details to portray someone accurately.

8.

Epic and Saga

a)

Epic: A quick poem about an ordinary hero. Saga: A short fictional story about a group’s adventure.

b)

Epic: A simple narrative with no major events. Saga: A brief story about a family’s celebration.

c)

Epic: A short story about a single event. Saga: A brief, humorous tale of an individual.

d)

Epic: A long narrative poem that focuses on heroic deeds.
Saga: A detailed narrative about the history or adventures of a group.

9.

Euphony and Cacophony

a)

  1. Euphony: A jarring, chaotic sound. Cacophony: A soft, quiet background noise.

b)

  1. Euphony: A loud, disruptive noise. Cacophony: A gentle, harmonious tune.

c)

Euphony: A pleasant, harmonious sound.
Cacophony: A harsh, jarring sound.

d)

  1. Euphony: A sharp, unsettling sound. Cacophony: A soft, peaceful melody.

10.

Foreshadow

a)

  1. A technique that summarizes the main events of a story.

b)

  1. A method of describing a character's past in detail.

c)

  1. A device used to reveal the final outcome of a story.

d)

A literary device that gives hints or clues about events that will occur later in the story.

11.

Subplot

a)

A secondary story that complements or contrasts with the main plot.

b)

  1. A summary of the main plot.

c)

  1. A brief description of a character's background.

d)

  1. The central theme of the story.

12.

Memoir

a)

  1. A detailed history of a person's entire life

b)

  1. A biography written by a third party

c)

  1. A fictional story based on a person's life

d)

A personal account of a specific period or event in someone's life

13.

Anecdote

a)

  1. A formal report of a scientific discovery

b)

  1. A fictional tale used to entertain

c)

  1. A long, detailed history of an event

d)

A short, interesting story about a real incident or person

14.

Eulogy

a)

  1. A formal announcement of someone's achievements during their lifetime

b)

  1. A speech celebrating a holiday or special occasion

c)

  1. A legal document outlining a person's will

d)

A speech or writing in praise of someone, typically given at a funeral

15.

Allusion

a)

A reference to another text, event, person, or culture

b)

  1. A fictional story based on real-life events

c)

  1. A detailed description of a character's traits

d)

  1. A personal reflection on a specific event or person.

16.

Catalyst

a)

A detailed plan outlining future events

b)

A person who prevents change from happening

c)

Something that sparks or speeds up significant change or action

d)

A tool used to slow down a process

17.

Caustic

a)

A polite comment meant to praise someone

b)

A style of humor that avoids criticism entirely.

c)

A calm and soothing way of speaking.

d)

A remark that is harshly critical or sarcastic

18.

Crystallize

a)

To erase or blur the details of a concept.

b)

To break an idea into smaller, vague parts.

c)

To dissolve something completely in liquid.

d)

To give a definite form to an idea or plan.

19.

Osmosis

a)

A method of actively teaching complex ideas.

b)

A gradual, often unconscious, process of absorption.

c)

A sudden and deliberate act of memorization.

d)

A rapid process of transferring information.

20.

Sedentary

a)

  1. A way of living that requires constant movement.

b)

  1. A temporary state of rest during physical work.

c)

A lifestyle characterized by much sitting and little physical activity.

d)

  1. A highly active and physically demanding routine.

21.

Virulent

a)

  1. A neutral state with no significant effects.

b)

Extremely harmful, infectious, or poisonous.

c)

  1. A mild and harmless condition or behavior.

d)

  1. A term for something beneficial to health.

22.

Empirical

a)

Based on observation or experience.

b)

  1. Derived solely from theoretical calculations.

c)

  1. Based on assumptions without evidence.

d)

  1. A concept that relies entirely on imagination.

23.

Entomology

a)

The scientific study of insects.

b)

  1. The study of ancient human artifacts.

c)

  1. The scientific study of words and their origins.

d)

  1. The study of celestial bodies like stars and planets.

24.

Gestate

a)

  1. To abruptly end a process before completion.

b)

  1. To dismantle or break something into smaller parts.

c)

To develop over time, especially in the mind or in the womb.

d)

To pause all progress indefinitely.

25.

Paradigm

a)

A typical example or model of something.

b)

  1. A random collection of unrelated ideas.

c)

  1. A brief, unchanging moment in time.

d)

  1. A model based only on personal opinions

26.

Entrepreneur

a)

  1. A person who invests in other people's ideas without initiating any projects.

b)

  1. A person who relies on others to manage business risks.

c)

  1. A person who works solely for a large corporation.

d)

A person who starts and operates a business.

27.

Lucrative

a)

Producing a great deal of profit.

b)

  1. Producing small, insignificant returns.

c)

  1. Focusing on non-financial goals and benefits.

d)

  1. Involving little effort or no reward.

28.

Extravagant

a)

  1. Moderate in spending and avoiding excess.

b)

  1. Simple and frugal in style or design

c)

Lacking restraint in spending or using resources

d)

  1. Focused on minimalism and resource conservation.

29.

Avarice

a)

  1. A tendency to live a modest and frugal life

b)

  1. A lack of interest in financial or material possessions

c)

  1. A strong desire to share resources generously

d)

Extreme greed for wealth or material gain.

30.

Plethora

a)

  1. A small, insignificant quantity.

b)

  1. A severe lack of resources.

c)

  1. A perfectly balanced supply of goods.

d)

An excessive amount of something.

31.
Munificent
a)
Generous; giving freely
b)
Miserly; stingy
c)
Inconsiderate; selfish
d)
Harsh; unkind
32.
Parsimonious
a)
Stingy; unwilling to spend money
b)
Generous; open-handed
c)
Carefree; relaxed
d)
Cheerful; optimistic
33.
Depreciation
a)
A decrease in value over time
b)
A sudden increase in value
c)
A repayment or compensation
d)
The act of praising highly
34.
Remunerate
a)
To pay or reward
b)
To take back
c)
To punish
d)
To complain
35.
Accord
a)
A formal agreement
b)
A disagreement or dispute
c)
A casual conversation
d)
A random act
36.
Enlighten
a)
To inform or educate
b)
To deceive or mislead
c)
To confuse or complicate
d)
To irritate or annoy
37.
Appeasement
a)
Giving in to demands to avoid conflict
b)
Provoking a fight
c)
Ignoring a problem
d)
Resolving a conflict
38.
Nullify
a)
To cancel or invalidate
b)
To approve or confirm
c)
To make stronger
d)
To exaggerate
39.
Triumvirate
a)
A group of three leaders
b)
A single leader
c)
A large crowd
d)
A council of experts
40.
Pretext
a)
A false reason used to hide the real one
b)
A genuine reason
c)
An obvious excuse
d)
A detailed explanation
41.
Watershed
a)
A significant turning point
b)
A minor change
c)
A continuous process
d)
A catastrophic event
42.
Consensus
a)
General agreement
b)
A heated argument
c)
A lack of response
d)
A vague idea
43.
Autocrat
a)
A ruler with unlimited power
b)
A kind-hearted friend
c)
A democratic leader
d)
A humble worker
44.
Manifesto
a)
A public declaration of intentions
b)
A secret plot
c)
A casual opinion
d)
A coded message
45.
Enfranchise
a)
To grant voting rights
b)
To revoke rights
c)
To enforce laws
d)
To deny participation
46.
Disenfranchise
a)
To take away voting rights
b)
To grant privileges
c)
To ignore completely
d)
To add new restrictions
47.
Coerce
a)
To force someone to do something
b)
To persuade gently
c)
To allow willingly
d)
To ignore completely
48.
Egalitarian
a)
Believing in equality
b)
Believing in hierarchy
c)
Opposing fairness
d)
Promoting selfishness
49.
Demarcation
a)
A clear boundary or separation
b)
A vague connection
c)
A total mix-up
d)
A spontaneous decision
50.
Inquisition
a)
A harsh interrogation
b)
A friendly chat
c)
A quick observation
d)
A casual remark
51.
Ameliorate
a)
To improve
b)
To worsen
c)
To ignore
d)
To destroy
52.
Exacerbate
a)
To worsen
b)
To improve
c)
To delay
d)
To make better
53.
Contiguous
a)
Sharing a common border
b)
Separated by a distance
c)
Disconnected completely
d)
Located far apart
54.
Desiccate
a)
To dry out completely
b)
To fill with water
c)
To grow abundantly
d)
To soften
55.
Pertinent
a)
Relevant; important
b)
Irrelevant; unimportant
c)
Excessive; unnecessary
d)
Outdated; obsolete
56.
Complicity
a)
Being involved in wrongdoing
b)
Total innocence
c)
Unintentional mistake
d)
Lack of involvement
57.
Exonerate
a)
To free from blame
b)
To accuse
c)
To reward
d)
To conceal
58.
Indisputable
a)
Cannot be doubted
b)
Likely false
c)
Open to interpretation
d)
Based on assumptions
59.
Precedent
a)
An earlier example
b)
A new idea
c)
A trivial matter
d)
A random event
60.
Unprecedented
a)
Never done before
b)
Frequently repeated
c)
Hard to explain
d)
Unremarkable
61.
Malfeasance
a)
Wrongdoing by an official
b)
A noble act
c)
A lawful act
d)
A harmless mistake
62.
Arrest
a)
To bring to a stop
b)
To release
c)
To confuse
d)
To encourage
63.
Gravity
a)
A serious situation
b)
A humorous event
c)
A physical weight
d)
A minor inconvenience
64.
Precipitate
a)
Result of an action
b)
To slow down
c)
To prepare in advance
d)
To ignore consequences
65.
Relief
a)
Elevation of land
b)
Relief from stress
c)
A state of ease
d)
A change in mood
66.
Check
a)
To restrain
b)
To allow freely
c)
To neglect
d)
To motivate
67.
Flag
a)
Become weak
b)
To brighten
c)
To strengthen
d)
To flag as important
68.
Discriminating
a)
Selective
b)
Unbiased
c)
Careless
d)
Overly critical
69.
Eclipse
a)
To surpass
b)
To fail
c)
To obscure
d)
To equal
70.
Coin
a)
To devise a new word
b)
To copy
c)
To spend
d)
To eliminate
71.
Stock
a)
Formulaic character
b)
Stock of goods
c)
A new invention
d)
A single performance
72.
Currency
a)
General acceptance
b)
Money in circulation
c)
An official currency unit
d)
A new idea in trend
73.
Bent
a)
A strong tendency
b)
A curved object
c)
To lean on something
d)
An inclination to avoid
74.
Court
a)
Attempt to get a favor
b)
To go to court
c)
To engage in legal action
d)
To provide assistance
75.
Negotiate
a)
To travel through or around an object
b)
To negotiate a deal
c)
To bypass a rule
d)
To move in reverse
76.
Temper
a)
To soften
b)
To make angry
c)
To improve quality
d)
To preserve something
77.
Pedestrian
a)
Ordinary
b)
A pedestrian crossing
c)
Something unique
d)
Unusually complex
78.
Cavalier
a)
Arrogant attitude
b)
A skilled horse rider
c)
A carefree traveler
d)
Showing compassion
79.
Sanction
a)
Official approval or disapproval of an action
b)
A financial penalty
c)
Support for a decision
d)
Prohibition of an act
80.
Compromise
a)
To reduce quality
b)
To reach an agreement
c)
To fix a broken system
d)
To maintain a standard
81.
Channel
a)
To direct along a desired course
b)
A waterway
c)
To create a new system
d)
To block a process
82.
LAMBASTE
a)
Denounce; strongly criticize
b)
To praise enthusiastically
c)
To ignore completely
d)
To mildly disagree
83.
QUIESCENT
a)
Inactive; very quiet
b)
Constantly active and noisy
c)
Chaotic and unpredictable
d)
Loudly disruptive
84.
PROVISIONAL
a)
Temporary
b)
Permanent and unchanging
c)
Unpredictably unstable
d)
Long-lasting and enduring
85.
LURID
a)
Sensational; shocking
b)
Calm and soothing
c)
Unremarkable or boring
d)
Modestly appealing
86.
PROPITIATE
a)
To appease; conciliate
b)
To provoke hostility
c)
To resist or oppose
d)
To remain indifferent
87.
TRUCULENT, PUGNACIOUS, BELLIGERENT
a)
Defiantly aggressive; eager to fight
b)
Calm and peaceful
c)
Indifferent to conflict
d)
Friendly and cooperative
88.
PERFUNCTORY
a)
Performed in a mechanical, spiritless manner
b)
Done with deep passion
c)
Completed with great care and detail
d)
Ignored or left unfinished
89.
ELAN
a)
Great enthusiasm
b)
Complete lack of interest
c)
Mild hesitation
d)
General indifference
90.
OPACITY
a)
Impenetrably dense; hard to understand
b)
Clear and easy to grasp
c)
Transparent and simple
d)
Completely unambiguous
91.
APLOMB
a)
Admirable poise under pressure
b)
A complete lack of composure
c)
Visible panic and distress
d)
Indecisive and erratic behavior
92.
CRAVEN
a)
Cowardly
b)
Brave and fearless
c)
Bold and daring
d)
Overly aggressive
93.
VENAL
a)
Corrupt; open to bribery
b)
Morally incorruptible
c)
Completely altruistic
d)
Honest and trustworthy
94.
LICENTIOUS and DISSOLUTE
a)
Immoral; debauched
b)
Morally disciplined
c)
Highly conservative in behavior
d)
Restrained and virtuous
95.
NOXIOUS
a)
Harmful; injurious to physical, mental, or moral health
b)
Completely harmless
c)
Beneficial to well-being
d)
Neutral in effect
96.
SUPERFLUOUS and EXTRANEOUS
a)
Unnecessary; extra
b)
Essential and vital
c)
Integral to success
d)
Absolutely required
97.
DUPLICITOUS
a)
Deliberate deceptiveness
b)
Completely honest and forthright
c)
Transparent and straightforward
d)
Openly trustworthy
98.
PROFLIGATE
a)
Very wasteful, especially of time and money
b)
Exceptionally thrifty
c)
Careful and economical
d)
Moderate in spending
99.
EPIPHANY
a)
A sudden realization
b)
A gradual understanding
c)
A predictable thought process
d)
A completely confusing moment
100.
INSIDIOUS
a)
Causing harm in a subtle or stealthy manner; devious
b)
Completely harmless
c)
Overtly aggressive and obvious
d)
Clearly beneficial
101.
VACUOUS, INANE, VAPID
a)
Empty; lacking serious purpose
b)
Deep and meaningful
c)
Intellectually stimulating
d)
Full of substance
102.
HARBINGER, PORTENT, PRESAGE
a)
An omen that something will happen
b)
A random occurrence
c)
A cause of the event
d)
A conclusion after the fact
103.
BELEAGUER
a)
To be beset with problems
b)
To resolve all issues
c)
To avoid all challenges
d)
To be unaffected by difficulties
104.
BURGEON
a)
To rapidly grow and expand
b)
To shrink or diminish
c)
To remain stagnant
d)
To deteriorate quickly
105.
IMPERIOUS
a)
Domineering and arrogant
b)
Humble and modest
c)
Submissive and agreeable
d)
Indifferent to authority
106.
PETULANT
a)
Peevish; irritable
b)
Calm and composed
c)
Cheerful and good-natured
d)
Easygoing and relaxed
107.
COMPLAISANT
a)
Agreeable; amiable
b)
Disagreeable and hostile
c)
Argumentative and confrontational
d)
Indifferent to others' needs
108.
FAWN
a)
To behave in a servile manner; subservient
b)
To act assertively
c)
To resist or defy
d)
To maintain independence
109.
OBDURATE, INTRANSIGENT, INTRACTABLE
a)
Very stubborn; unyielding
b)
Flexible and open to compromise
c)
Willing to change easily
d)
Easily influenced
110.
REDOLENT
a)
Exuding fragrance
b)
Completely odorless
c)
Having an unpleasant smell
d)
Lacking any distinctive aroma
111.
CHICANERY
a)
Deception by artful subterfuge; deliberate trickery
b)
Complete honesty and transparency
c)
A straightforward approach
d)
Unintentional mistakes
112.
CONUNDRUM
a)
A difficult problem; a dilemma with no easy solution
b)
An obvious and simple problem
c)
A minor inconvenience
d)
A clearly solvable puzzle
113.
SLIGHT
a)
A disrespectful or disparaging remark; a put-down
b)
A compliment or praise
c)
A neutral observation
d)
A friendly acknowledgment
114.
CAPITULATE
a)
To surrender; to comply
b)
To resist or fight
c)
To gain complete control
d)
To assert dominance
115.
DISHEARTENING
a)
Very discouraged
b)
Highly motivated
c)
Full of hope
d)
Encouraging and uplifting
116.
APOCRYPHAL
a)
Of questionable authenticity
b)
Undeniably genuine
c)
Widely accepted as true
d)
Easily proven
117.
MAGISTERIAL
a)
Learned and authoritative
b)
Lacking any expertise
c)
Completely uninformed
d)
Hesitant and unsure
118.
PLASTICITY, MALLEABLE, PLIABLE
a)
Can be molded into any shape
b)
Completely rigid and unchangeable
c)
Unable to adapt to any form
d)
Fixed and immovable
119.
CHAGRIN
a)
Feeling of distress caused by humiliation or embarrassment
b)
Complete indifference
c)
A sense of triumph
d)
Unbothered by failure
120.
OBSTREPEROUS
a)
Noisily and stubbornly defiant; boisterous
b)
Quiet and compliant
c)
Subdued and cooperative
d)
Calm and reserved
121.
IDYLLIC
a)
Charmingly simple and carefree
b)
Chaotic and stressful
c)
Urban and complex
d)
Completely ordinary
122.
DILAPIDATED
a)
Broken-down; in deplorable condition
b)
Newly built and pristine
c)
Modern and well-maintained
d)
Stylish and luxurious
123.
EXTEMPORIZE and IMPROVISE
a)
To speak without notes
b)
To read from a prepared script
c)
To write a formal speech beforehand
d)
To remain silent during a speech
124.
MYRIAD
a)
Many; numerous
b)
Very few or limited
c)
Uniform and singular
d)
Fixed and unchanging
125.
UNGAINLY
a)
Awkward; clumsy
b)
Graceful and coordinated
c)
Smooth and elegant
d)
Quick and precise
126.
DILATORY
a)
Habitually late; tardy
b)
Always punctual
c)
Consistently early
d)
Highly organized
127.
VITUPERATIVE
a)
Bitter criticism
b)
Kind and constructive feedback
c)
Light-hearted teasing
d)
Gentle encouragement
128.
DISCORDANT
a)
A note of disharmony
b)
Perfectly harmonious
c)
Consistently balanced
d)
Mildly agreeable
129.
PERFIDIOUS
a)
Treacherous; traitorous
b)
Completely trustworthy
c)
Loyal and faithful
d)
Honest and dependable
130.
PROLIFERATION
a)
To rapidly increase
b)
To slowly decline
c)
To remain stagnant
d)
To decrease steadily
131.
INDOMITABLE and RESOLUTE
a)
Very determined
b)
Easily discouraged
c)
Indecisive and hesitant
d)
Frequently changing opinions
132.
MORIBUND
a)
Approaching death
b)
Vibrant and full of life
c)
Improving in health
d)
Recovering rapidly
133.
NUANCE
a)
A slight degree of difference
b)
A major and obvious change
c)
A complete transformation
d)
A clearly distinct variation
134.
FLIPPANT and FACETIOUS
a)
Treating serious matters lightly
b)
Addressing topics with deep respect
c)
Avoiding serious subjects altogether
d)
Showing extreme solemnity
135.
CREDULOUS
a)
Easily convinced; gullible
b)
Skeptical and doubtful
c)
Critically analytical
d)
Highly suspicious
136.
FLORID
a)
Very flowery; excessively ornate
b)
Simple and minimalistic
c)
Plain and unembellished
d)
Completely austere
137.
EXCORIATING and SCATHING
a)
Expressing strong disapproval
b)
Offering lavish praise
c)
Giving neutral commentary
d)
Showing enthusiastic agreement
138.
INTERLOPER
a)
An intruder; a gatecrasher
b)
A welcomed guest
c)
A formal attendee
d)
An invited participant
139.
CEREBRAL
a)
Intellectual rather than emotional
b)
Entirely emotional
c)
Completely instinctive
d)
Highly reactive
140.
NONPLUSSED and CONFOUNDED
a)
Completely puzzled
b)
Absolutely certain
c)
Fully understanding
d)
Entirely indifferent
141.
IGNOMINIOUS
a)
Disgraceful; shameful
b)
Highly honorable
c)
Proud and dignified
d)
Worthy of admiration
142.
IDIOSYNCRASY
a)
A trait or mannerism peculiar to an individual
b)
A common habit shared by many
c)
A universally accepted behavior
d)
A predictable response
143.
CENSORIOUS and CAPTIOUS
a)
Highly critical
b)
Generous with compliments
c)
Consistently encouraging
d)
Mildly disapproving
144.
CONSTERNATION
a)
A state of great dismay and confusion
b)
A feeling of excitement
c)
A sense of calm and control
d)
A moment of clarity
145.
DIDACTIC and EDIFY
a)
Intended to provide instruction
b)
Designed purely for entertainment
c)
Aimed at provoking emotions
d)
Intended to confuse the audience
146.
ELUCIDATE
a)
To make clear or plain
b)
To complicate further
c)
To obscure or hide
d)
To leave unexplained
147.
EFFUSIVE
a)
Unrestrained praise
b)
Withholding all compliments
c)
Offering restrained criticism
d)
Barely expressing emotions
148.
PROLIFIC
a)
Very productive
b)
Frequently inactive
c)
Producing very little
d)
Lacking any creative output
149.
FUROR
a)
A general commotion; an uproar
b)
A calm and peaceful atmosphere
c)
A quiet and private gathering
d)
A serene moment
150.
PARANOIA
a)
Irrational fear
b)
A well-founded concern
c)
Logical and rational thought
d)
Complete trust and confidence
151.
MARGINAL and PERIPHERAL
a)
Of secondary importance; not central
b)
Extremely vital and central
c)
The main focus of attention
d)
Absolutely critical to success
152.
OBFUSCATE
a)
To deliberately confuse
b)
To simplify and clarify
c)
To explain with precision
d)
To illuminate clearly
153.
FLUMMOX
a)
To confuse; perplex
b)
To provide clear answers
c)
To reassure with clarity
d)
To make perfectly understandable
154.
SPATE
a)
A large number or amount
b)
A small quantity
c)
A negligible number
d)
A single instance
155.
INEFFABLE
a)
A feeling that cannot be put into words
b)
Easily described
c)
Commonly expressed
d)
Routinely articulated
156.
HISTRIONIC and OVERWROUGHT
a)
Excessively dramatic
b)
Calm and restrained
c)
Understated and subtle
d)
Completely unemotional
157.
PLACATE
a)
To soothe or calm
b)
To provoke or irritate
c)
To instigate conflict
d)
To aggravate further
158.
ESCHEW
a)
To avoid
b)
To actively seek out
c)
To embrace willingly
d)
To prioritize highly
159.
STOPGAP
a)
A temporary solution
b)
A permanent resolution
c)
An ineffective measure
d)
A detailed long-term plan
160.
FLOTSAM
a)
Floating wreckage; debris
b)
Precious cargo
c)
Valuable possessions
d)
Securely anchored objects
161.
RESTITUTION
a)
Compensating for a loss
b)
Ignoring damages caused
c)
Exacerbating the harm
d)
Withholding any form of compensation
162.
CHURLISH, SULLEN, SURLY
a)
Ill-tempered; rude
b)
Cheerful and polite
c)
Friendly and welcoming
d)
Warm and gracious
163.
DISQUIETING
a)
Disturbing; upsetting
b)
Comforting and reassuring
c)
Calm and soothing
d)
Encouraging and supportive
164.
ORNATE
a)
Characterized by elaborate and expensive decorations; lavish
b)
Plain and understated
c)
Minimalistic and simple
d)
Cheap and unembellished
165.
EXECRABLE, ODIOUS, REPUGNANT
a)
Detestable and repulsive
b)
Pleasant and delightful
c)
Wonderful and appealing
d)
Joyful and uplifting
166.
ECLECTIC
a)
Using a variety of sources
b)
Focusing on a single source
c)
Narrow and limited in scope
d)
Uniform in style and approach
167.
HIATUS
a)
An interruption in time or continuity; a break
b)
Continuous and unbroken
c)
Non-stop and unending
d)
Consistent and steady
168.
VERTIGINOUS
a)
Dizziness
b)
A sense of stability
c)
Complete clarity
d)
Feeling grounded
169.
ESOTERIC and ARCANE
a)
Obscure information known by a few people
b)
Commonly understood knowledge
c)
Widely accessible and clear
d)
Universally known facts
170.
SUPERCILIOUS
a)
Haughty and arrogant
b)
Humble and modest
c)
Approachable and friendly
d)
Considerate and kind
171.
CUPIDITY
a)
Excessive greed
b)
Generosity and charity
c)
Selflessness and altruism
d)
Modest desires
172.
UNDERWRITE
a)
To assume financial responsibility for a project
b)
To decline any responsibility
c)
To provide no support
d)
To avoid involvement
173.
DISCOMFITED
a)
To make uneasy; state of embarrassment
b)
At ease and confident
c)
Fully comfortable
d)
Relaxed and reassured
174.
TACITURN
a)
Habitually quiet
b)
Talkative and chatty
c)
Outspoken and verbose
d)
Loud and boisterous
175.
SINECURE
a)
A job that provides income but requires little work
b)
A highly demanding position
c)
A low-paying job with many responsibilities
d)
An unpaid volunteer role
176.
APHORISM and AXIOM
a)
A statement universally accepted as true; a maxim
b)
A subjective opinion
c)
A debatable argument
d)
A controversial claim
177.
DEMOGRAPHY
a)
The study of the characteristics of human populations
b)
The study of geological formations
c)
The analysis of animal behavior
d)
Research on historical events
178.
COMPUNCTION, CONTRITION, REMORSE
a)
Sincere and deep regret
b)
Carefree and unbothered
c)
Indifferent and unremorseful
d)
Unapologetic and defiant
179.
PRECLUDE
a)
To make impossible; to rule out
b)
To allow and encourage
c)
To make likely
d)
To actively promote
180.
CONTENTIOUS
a)
Argumentative; disputatious
b)
Agreeable and cooperative
c)
Peaceful and harmonious
d)
Non-confrontational
181.
VENERATE and REVERE
a)
To greatly respect
b)
To show disdain
c)
To criticize harshly
d)
To dismiss casually
182.
DISINGENUOUS
a)
Not candid; insincere
b)
Genuine and honest
c)
Sincere and forthright
d)
Truthful and authentic
183.
SOLICITOUS
a)
Showing great care; attentive
b)
Indifferent and unconcerned
c)
Careless and negligent
d)
Reckless and inattentive
184.
PROTEAN
a)
Taking on many shapes and forms
b)
Fixed and unchanging
c)
Uniform and consistent
d)
Rigid and inflexible
185.
TEPID
a)
Lukewarm; mild
b)
Hot and intense
c)
Freezing and cold
d)
Extremely passionate
186.
BRUSQUE and CURT
a)
Abrupt; discourteously blunt
b)
Polite and courteous
c)
Gracious and considerate
d)
Warm and welcoming
187.
CONVIVIAL
a)
Fond of feasting, drinking, and good company
b)
Preferring solitude
c)
Avoiding social gatherings
d)
Reserved and introverted
188.
GARRULOUS, VERBOSE, LOQUACIOUS
a)
Very talkative
b)
Quiet and reserved
c)
Silent and uncommunicative
d)
Shy and withdrawn
189.
REFRACTORY
a)
Obstinately resistant to authority or control
b)
Obedient and compliant
c)
Easily managed and cooperative
d)
Agreeable and docile
190.
OBLIVIOUS
a)
Unaware
b)
Fully aware and alert
c)
Extremely mindful
d)
Attentive and watchful
191.
RAMPANT
a)
Unrestrained; unchecked
b)
Controlled and limited
c)
Restricted and regulated
d)
Calm and subdued
192.
PRISTINE
a)
Pure and uncorrupted
b)
Tainted and spoiled
c)
Damaged and flawed
d)
Polluted and impure
193.
SCINTILLATING
a)
Sparkling; shining
b)
Dull and lackluster
c)
Dim and unremarkable
d)
Dark and shadowy
194.
SANGUINE
a)
Cheerfully confident; optimistic
b)
Pessimistic and doubtful
c)
Nervous and unsure
d)
Gloomy and hopeless
195.
GUILE
a)
Treacherous cunning; skillful deceit
b)
Honest and transparent behavior
c)
Open and straightforward
d)
Sincere and trustworthy
196.
OSTENTATIOUS
a)
Showy
b)
Subtle and understated
c)
Humble and reserved
d)
Modest and simple
197.
FECUND
a)
Intellectually productive or inventive
b)
Lacking creativity
c)
Unable to produce ideas
d)
Mentally unproductive
198.
PROVINCIAL, PAROCHIAL, INSULAR
a)
Isolated from the mainstream
b)
Globally connected
c)
Highly inclusive
d)
Deeply integrated with diversity
199.
COSMOPOLITAN
a)
Worldly, sophisticated
b)
Narrow-minded and insular
c)
Uncultured and inexperienced
d)
Lacking global awareness
200.
LUGUBRIOUS
a)
Sad and mournful music
b)
Upbeat and joyful melodies
c)
Bright and celebratory tunes
d)
Cheerful and lively rhythms

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