chapter 1

Question 1

Assert

Answer 1

Definition: To demand that other people accept or respect something.
Synonyms: Declare, claim
Antonyms: deny, leave.
Example (sentence): Everyone need*(sing/pl) to assert themselves and they shouldn’t let anyone push them around.
Part of speech: Verb

Question 2

Astonishing

Answer 2

Definition: Causing a feeling of great surprise or wonder
Synonyms: Amaze,surprise*(adj-s?)
Antonyms: Boring, expected
Example (sentence): My mother gave me a very astonishing present.
Part of speech: Adjective

Question 3

Boost

Answer 3

Definition: A push from below.please revise - verb
Synonyms: Improve, Increase
Antonyms: Decrease
Example (sentence): I got a real boost in my academic last semester.*(noun? verb?)
Part of speech: Verb

Question 4

Cheerful

Answer 4

Definition: Causing happiness by its nature or appearance.
Synonyms: Happy, Jolly
Antonyms: sad
Example (sentence): It was *(art) cheerful and happy day.
Part of speech: Adjective

Question 5

Deed

Answer 5

Definition: Something that is done: an act or action
Synonyms: Act, action
Antonyms: Failure, inaction
Example (sentence): He is an example of a good deed.
Part of speech: verb

Question 6

Devote

Answer 6

Definition: To commit by a solemn act 
Synonyms: commit, give 
Antonyms: Take, hold 
Example (sentence): The mother devoted her self to her daughter. 
Part of speech: Verb

Question 7

Discipline

Answer 7

Definition: train (someone) to obey rules or a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience.verb? noun?
Synonyms: control, order
Antonyms: reward, award
Example ( sentence): A discipline is a method that train people to follow the rules in a good way. - noun
Part of speech: verb*please revise - verb/noun?

Question 8

Esteem

Answer 8

Definition: Respect and affection - noun*
Synonyms: Respect, Consider - verb*
Antonyms: disrespect
Example (sentence): Everyone has to have a self esteem - noun*
Part of speech: verb *please revise - noun? verb?

Question 9

Graft

Answer 9

Definition: a piece of living tissue that is transplanted surgically. - noun*
Synonyms: Implant, transplant
Antonyms: Separatsp
Example (sentence): there have been many organ grafting donations at the hospital in Africa - adj?
Part of speech: Verb *please revise - noun? adj? verb?

Question 10

Inherit

Answer 10

Definition: derive (a quality, characteristic, or predisposition) genetically from one’s parents or ancestors.
Synonyms: receive
Antonyms: fail, loose
Example (sentence): I inherited my mother* watch.
Part of speech: Verb

Question 11

Instinctively

Answer 11

Definition: Based on feelings or desires that do not come from thinking or learning
Synonyms: naturally
Antonyms: unusual
Example (sentence): I instinctively did my workout
Part of speech: adjective *please revise

Question 12

Intervention

Answer 12

Definition: To come or occur between two times or events. - verb?*
Synonyms: Involvement - noun*
Antonyms: Ignore - verb*
Example( sentence): while i was working the coffee made an intervention by covering my paper
Part of speech: noun

Question 13

Longing

Answer 13

Definition: A strong desire for something.
Synonyms: Craving, yearning
Antonyms: despising
Example (sentence): Because of her longing to became*(vt) a doctor she is really working hard.
Part of speech: Verb

Question 14

Manner

Answer 14

Definition: A way in which a thing is done or happens.
Synonyms: Method, Style
Antonyms: Rudeness * please revise
Example (sentence): I did my homework in a good manner.
Part of speech: noun

Question 15

Monk

Answer 15

Definition: A man who is a member of a religious order and lives in a monastery
Synonyms: Religious, brother
Antonyms: nun
Example (sentence): The father said to his son that he will be a good monk when he grew*(vt) old.
Part of speech: noun

Question 16

Mystery

Answer 16

Definition: something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain.
Synonyms: Puzzle
Antonyms: Known, understating*
Example (sentence): Last week we watch*(vt) a mystery movie that *(verb?) hard to figure out the situation.
Part of speech: noun

Question 17

Obscure

Answer 17

Definition: Difficult to understand likely to be understood by only a few people.
Synonyms: hidden
Antonyms: visible
Example (sentence): The lesson was hard to obscure. *please revise
Part of speech: adjective

Question 18

Pace

Answer 18

Definition: The speed at which someone or something moves.
Synonyms: Speed, Rate
Antonyms: stroll, amble
Example (sentence): She is eating healthy so her life is keeping to pace without any diseases. *please revise
Part of speech: noun

Question 19

Philosophy

Answer 19

Definition: a theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behaviour.
Synonyms: Ideas, Thinking
Antonyms: superstition
Example ( Sentence): The philosophy of education is Behind every school and every teacher is a set of related beliefs.
Part of Speech: noun

Question 20

Restaurant

Answer 20

Definition: A place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.
Synonyms: eating place
Example ( Sentence): Me and my family went to a really delicious restaurant last year.
Part of Speech: noun

Question 21

Review

Answer 21

Definition: assess (something) formally with the intention of instituting change if necessary.
Synonyms: Study, examination - noun*
Antonyms: ignorance - noun*
Example (sentence): I always review before i go to my exam.
Part of Speech: verb

Question 22

Steak

Answer 22

Definition: A thick slice of steak or other high-quality meat or fish.
Synonyms: burger
Example (sentence): I eat*(vt?) a delicious home made steak.
Part of Speech: noun

Question 23

Therapy

Answer 23

Definition: treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder.
Synonym: treatment
Antonym: damage
Example (sentence): My cousin broke his leg so the doctors made him to*(no to) go to the physical therapy.
part of speech: noun

Question 24

Thrill

Answer 24

Definition: Sudden excitement. 
Synonyms: adventure, good feeling 
Antonyms: calm, depression 
Example (sentence): when my mother surprised me with a ticket to Norway i was in a thrill moment.
part of speech: noun