Chapter 11

Question 1

adequate

Answer 1

(Adj.) sufficient, enough

Question 2

Ajar

Answer 2

(Adj.) partly open

Question 3

Dialogue

Answer 3

(N.) a conversation between two or more people, an interchange of opinions and ideas, free discusion

Question 4

Emblem

Answer 4

(N.) a symbol, sigh, token

Question 5

Gigantic

Answer 5

(Adj.) huge, giant, immense

Question 6

Havoc

Answer 6

(N.) very great destruction, ruin, great confusion and disorder

Question 7

Hearth

Answer 7

(N.) the floor of a fireplace, the fireside as a symbol of the home and family

Question 8

Implore

Answer 8

(N.) to beg ernest for

Question 9

Infamous

Answer 9

(Adj,) very wicked, disgraced, shameful

Question 10

innumerable

Answer 10

(Adj.) too many to count, without number

Question 11

Lax

Answer 11

(Adj.) too many to count, without number

Question 12

Mar

Answer 12

(V.) to spoil, damage, injure

Question 13

Misdemeanor

Answer 13

(N.) a crime or offence that is less serious than a fewlony

Question 14

Mull

Answer 14

(V.) to think about, ponder, to grind or mix, to heat and flavor with spices

Question 15

Narrative

Answer 15

(N.) a story, detailed report, (Adj.) having the quality or the nature of a story

Question 16

Overture

Answer 16

(N.) an opening move toward negotiation or action, a proposal or offer, an introductory section or part

Question 17

Pact

Answer 17

(N.) an agreement, treaty

Question 18

Stalemate

Answer 18

(N.) a situation in which further action by either of two opponents is impossible, to bring to a standstill

Question 19

vindictive

Answer 19

(Adj.) Bearing a grudge, feeling or showing a strong tendency for revenge

Question 20

Wilt

Answer 20

(V.) to become limp and drooping, wither, to lose strength or vigor