Lesson 3

Question 1

Abstruse

Answer 1

Hard to understand

Question 2

Objective

Answer 2

Unbiased, without feeling

Question 3

Accessible

Answer 3

Easy to deal with or to speak

Question 4

Acclaim

Answer 4

Praise

Question 5

Coalesce

Answer 5

To unite into a whole

Question 6

Usurp

Answer 6

To seize, to grab

Question 7

Vigor

Answer 7

Energy

Question 8

Scrupulous

Answer 8

Honorable

Question 9

Trite

Answer 9

Dull, boring

Question 10

Transient

Answer 10

Temporary

Question 11

Tranquility

Answer 11

Quiet, peaceful

Question 12

Scanty

Answer 12

Insufficient

Question 13

Vilify

Answer 13

To humiliate

Question 14

Deplore

Answer 14

To criticize, to find fault

Question 15

Gratuitous

Answer 15

Free, not costing anything

Question 16

Saturate

Answer 16

To soak, to drench

Question 17

Fervor

Answer 17

Enthusiasm

Question 18

Fastidious

Answer 18

Hard to please

Question 19

Recluse

Answer 19

Person who lives away from others

Question 20

Feasible

Answer 20

Possible

Question 21

Recount

Answer 21

To describe

Question 22

Censorious

Answer 22

Reprimanding, blaming

Question 23

Censure

Answer 23

To criticize harshly

Question 24

Gullible

Answer 24

Trusting

Question 25

Elusive

Answer 25

Evasive, passing

Question 26

Gregarious

Answer 26

Outgoing

Question 27

Capricious

Answer 27

Hard to please

Question 28

Braggart

Answer 28

Arrogant boaster

Question 29

Eloquence

Answer 29

Art of speaking/writing in a convincing way

Question 30

Coercion

Answer 30

To pressure someone

Question 31

Delineate

Answer 31

To portray, to show

Question 32

Denounce

Answer 32

To criticize, to blame

Question 33

Rebuttal

Answer 33

Disprove, counter argument

Question 34

Embelish

Answer 34

To exaggerate

Question 35

Brevity

Answer 35

Shortness of breath

Question 36

Buttress

Answer 36

To support