Chapter 6 Vocabulary

Question 1

wretched, miserable, ignoble, sheer, utter

Answer 1

abject

Question 2

doubter

Answer 2

agnostic

Question 3

connivance, collusion

Answer 3

complicity

Question 4

(n) vagraant; (adj) remiss, dilinquent

Answer 4

derelict

Question 5

harangue, tirade

Answer 5

diatribe

Question 6

figure, figureine, likeness

Answer 6

effigy

Question 7

justice, fairness, impartiality

Answer 7

equity

Question 8

vapid, idiotic, moronic, fatuous

Answer 8

inane

Question 9

charge, accusation

Answer 9

indictment

Question 10

unquestionable, indesputable

Answer 10

indubitable

Question 11

fitful, spasmodic, random

Answer 11

intermittent

Question 12

(adj.) debateable, questionable; (v) broach

Answer 12

moot

Question 13

a principal idea, feature, theme, or element; a repeated or dominant figure in a design

Answer 13

motif

Question 14

tenderfoot, tyro, rookie

Answer 14

neophyte

Question 15

acuity, acumen, discernment

Answer 15

perpicacity

Question 16

unlimited, unrestricted

Answer 16

plenary

Question 17

observation, scrutiny, monitoring

Answer 17

surveillance

Question 18

forested, arcadian

Answer 18

sylvan

Question 19

irritable, peevish, waspish, petulant

Answer 19

testy

Question 20

burlesque, paradoy, caracature, farce

Answer 20

travesty

Question 21

lofty, noble, exalted

Answer 21

antonyms of abject

Question 22

believer

Answer 22

antonyms of agnostic

Question 23

noninvolvement, innocence

Answer 23

antonyms of complicity

Question 24

(adj) punctilious, conscientious, scrupulous

Answer 24

antonyms of derelict

Question 25

panegyric, encomium, eulogy

Answer 25

antonyms of diatribe

Question 26

injustic, unfairness, bias, prejudice

Answer 26

antonyms of equity

Question 27

sensible, meanignful, profound

Answer 27

antonyms of inane

Question 28

questionable, debatable, dubious

Answer 28

antonyms of indubitable

Question 29

continuous, uninterrupted

Answer 29

antonyms of intermittent

Question 30

(adj) undebatable, indisputable, self-evident

Answer 30

antonyms of moot

Question 31

veteran, past master, expert, pro

Answer 31

antonyms of neophyte

Question 32

dullness, obtuseness

Answer 32

antonyms of perspicacity

Question 33

limited, restricted, incomplete

Answer 33

antonyms of plenary

Question 34

even-tempered, imperturbable, unexcitable

Answer 34

antonyms of testy

Question 35

Where is the stree on the word “abject”?

Answer 35

ab’ject

Question 36

Where is the stree on the word “agnostic”?

Answer 36

agnos’tic

Question 37

Where is the stree on the word “complicity”?

Answer 37

complic’ity

Question 38

Where is the stree on the word “derelict”?

Answer 38

der’elict

Question 39

Where is the stree on the word “diatribe”?

Answer 39

di’atribe

Question 40

Where is the stree on the word “effigy”?

Answer 40

eff’igy

Question 41

Where is the stree on the word “equity”?

Answer 41

eq’uity

Question 42

Where is the stree on the word “inane”?

Answer 42

inane’

Question 43

Where is the stree on the word “indictment”?

Answer 43

indict’ment

Question 44

Where is the stree on the word “indubitable”?

Answer 44

indu’bitable

Question 45

Where is the stree on the word “intermittent”?

Answer 45

intermitt’ent

Question 46

Where is the stree on the word “moot”?

Answer 46

moot, no stress

Question 47

Where is the stree on the word “motif”?

Answer 47

motif’

Question 48

Where is the stree on the word “neophyte”?

Answer 48

ne’ophyte

Question 49

Where is the stree on the word “perspicacity”?

Answer 49

perspicac’ity

Question 50

Where is the stree on the word “plenary”?

Answer 50

plen’ary

Question 51

Where is the stree on the word “surveillance”?

Answer 51

survei’llance

Question 52

Where is the stree on the word “sylvan”?

Answer 52

syl’van

Question 53

Where is the stree on the word “testy”?

Answer 53

tes’ty

Question 54

Where is the stree on the word “travesty”?

Answer 54

trav’esty