Unit 11-12

Question 1

FID *

Answer 1

To trust, believe

Question 2

Fidelity

Answer 2

Noun

Faithfulness; loyalty

Question 3

Confide

Answer 3

Verb
To trust with information or a secret
ant: conceal

Question 4

FALL *

Answer 4

To deceive

Question 5

Fallacy

Answer 5

Noun
A misleading or mistaken idea
syn: misconception ant: truth

Question 6

Fallacious

Answer 6

Adjective

Misleading or deceptive

Question 7

Fallible

Answer 7

Adjective
Capable of being mistaken; imperfect
ant: infallible, flawless

Question 8

CRED *

Answer 8

To trust, believe

Question 9

Credible

Answer 9

Adjective
Able to be trusted in or believed
syn: valid ant: doubtful

Question 10

Credence

Answer 10

Noun
Trust or belief
syn: acceptance ant: mistrust

Question 11

Credulity

Answer 11

Noun
Tendency to believe things too quickly or easily
syn: gullibility ant: skepticism

Question 12

Incredulous

Answer 12

Adjective
Unable to believe something; amazed
syn: skeptical ant: trusting

Question 13

DUB *

Answer 13

Doubtful

Question 14

Dubious

Answer 14

Adjective
Uncertain; doubtful
syn: unconvinced ant: positive

Question 15

Indubitable

Answer 15

Adjective
Certain beyond doubt or question
syn: absolute ant: unsure

Question 16

Redoubtable

Answer 16

Adjective
Worthy of fear or respect; mighty
syn: formidable

Question 17

Diffident

Answer 17

Adjective
Shy; not assertive
syn: bashful ant: confident

Question 18

ULTIMA *

Answer 18

Last

Question 19

Ultimate

Answer 19

Adjective

Surpassing all others; definitive

Question 20

Penultimate

Answer 20

Adjective

Just before the final; next to last

Question 21

Ultimatum

Answer 21

Noun

A demand or threat that is final

Question 22

FIN *

Answer 22

End, border, limit

Question 23

Infinite

Answer 23

Adjective

Without beginning or end

Question 24

Definitive

Answer 24

Adjective
Defining for all others; standard
syn: absolute ant: uncertain

Question 25

Infinitesimal

Answer 25

Adjective Extremely small; incalculably or immeasurably small syn: microscopic ant: huge

Question 26

NOV *

Answer 26

New

Question 27

Novel

Answer 27

Adjective New and different syn: original ant: stale

Question 28

Novice

Answer 28

Noun An inexperienced person; amateur syn: beginner ant: expert

Question 29

Innovative

Answer 29

Adjective Showing creativity and originality syn: inventive ant: conservative

Question 30

PRIM *

Answer 30

First

Question 31

Primal

Answer 31

Adjective Original; dating from the beginning of existence syn: primitive ant: modern

Question 32

Primeval

Answer 32

Adjective Extremely ancient; of earliest time syn: primordial

Question 33

Primacy

Answer 33

Noun | Condition of being first in time or importance