Question 1

The ability to make someone feel curiosity or fascination.

Accepted Answer

Intrigue

Answer

Apparition

Answer

Proximity

Answer

Disdain

Question 2

A term used to describe behavior that is morally right and follows accepted principles of conduct.

Accepted Answer

Ethical

Answer

Prodigal

Answer

Plausible

Answer

Facitious

Question 3

To show a lack of respect or to treat someone as if they are unworthy.

Accepted Answer

Disdain

Answer

Cower

Answer

Assert

Answer

Ample

Question 4

To shrink back in fear or to show cowardice.

Accepted Answer

Cower

Answer

Intrigue

Answer

Assert

Answer

Pulvarize

Question 5

A term used to describe a situation or substance that is unstable and can change rapidly.

Accepted Answer

Volatile

Answer

Plausible

Answer

Ample

Answer

Indiscriminate

Question 6

An addition or supplement that is added, often to clarify something or provide more information.

Accepted Answer

Addendum

Answer

Apparition

Answer

Epitaph

Answer

Indiscriminate

Question 7

A written statement about a person's life, often inscribed on a tombstone.

Accepted Answer

Epitaph

Answer

Plebian

Answer

Aghast

Answer

Jurisdiction

Question 8

To express a strong belief or affirmation in something.

Accepted Answer

Assert

Answer

Facitious

Answer

Cower

Answer

Indiscriminate

Question 9

To crush into small pieces or powder; to break down a substance completely.

Accepted Answer

Pulvarize

Answer

Proximity

Answer

Intrigue

Answer

Aghast

Question 10

A common person; one of the general population, often used to contrast with the aristocracy.

Accepted Answer

Plebian

Answer

Cower

Answer

Jurisdiction

Answer

Ample

Question 11

To shrink away or crouch, especially in fear or shame.

Accepted Answer

Cower

Answer

Disdain

Answer

Assert

Answer

Prodigal

Question 12

A formal statement of the quality or character of a person who has died, often inscribed on a tombstone.

Accepted Answer

Epitaph

Answer

Plebian

Answer

Jurisdiction

Answer

Apparition

Question 13

Capable of being believed or accepted as true or reasonable.

Accepted Answer

Plausible

Answer

Volatile

Answer

Facitious

Answer

Inaudible

Question 14

A sudden and intense excitement or curiosity about something.

Accepted Answer

Intrigue

Answer

Addendum

Answer

Disdain

Answer

Ample

Question 15

The act of adding something, especially a supplement or an additional document.

Accepted Answer

Addendum

Answer

Ethical

Answer

Pulvarize

Answer

Cower

Question 16

A state of being shocked or filled with horror.

Accepted Answer

Aghast

Answer

Ample

Answer

Indiscriminate

Answer

Facitious

Question 17

To show a lack of respect or consideration for someone or something.

Accepted Answer

Disdain

Answer

Plausible

Answer

Ample

Answer

Assert

Question 18

Excessively extravagant or wasteful in spending money or resources.

Accepted Answer

Prodigal

Answer

Plebian

Answer

Volatile

Answer

Inaudible

Question 19

Relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with what is right and wrong.

Accepted Answer

Ethical

Answer

Intrigue

Answer

Volatile

Answer

Plausible

Question 20

Capable of being heard; often used to describe sounds that are barely audible.

Accepted Answer

Inaudible

Answer

Ample

Answer

Assert

Answer

Plebian

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