List 3

Question 1

antipodes

Answer 1

n. directly opposite to

Question 2

appall

Answer 2

v. cause shock or terrorize, greatly dismay or horrify

Question 3

appeasement

Answer 3

n. to make calm or quiet

Question 4

aptitude

Answer 4

n. natural ability or talent

adj. ability to do well in tests

Question 5

ardor

Answer 5

n. extreme vigor or energy or enthusiasm, filled with zeal

Question 6

arduous

Answer 6

adj. hard to accomplish or achieve

Question 7

ascribe

Answer 7

v. to give credit to

Question 8

aspire

Answer 8

v. to have ambition or strong desire

Question 9

attribute

Answer 9

v. giving credit to

n. characteristics or qualities of a person or thing

Question 10

avail

Answer 10

v. help, benefit

Question 11

bandy

Answer 11

v. pass back and forth

Question 12

bane

Answer 12

n. cause of ruin or trouble

Question 13

bedlam

Answer 13

n. scene of uproar or confusion or chaos

Question 14

befall

Answer 14

v. to happen to

Question 15

belated

Answer 15

adj. late, happening after the time

Question 16

Which word comes from the Latin and means to burn?

Answer 16

ardor

Question 17

Which word also refers to a game similar to modern field hockey?

Answer 17

bandy

Question 18

Which word comes from a root word that means to calm or soothe?

Answer 18

appeasement

Question 19

What is the noun form of belated?

Answer 19

belatedness

Question 20

Which 2 words on your list have similar meanings?

Answer 20

ascribe, attribute

Question 21

Which word comes from the Greek and means with feet opposite?

Answer 21

antipodes

Question 22

Which word is an antonym of indifference?

Answer 22

ardor

Question 23

Which word is a synonym of downfall?

Answer 23

bane

Question 24

How is availability related to the original word avail?

Answer 24

They both mean to use when needed or take advantage of

Question 25

How is apt related to the original word aptitude?

Answer 25

apt means the ability and aptitude means natural talent, ability, or suitablity