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Lesson Nineteen

Quiz by Señora Mushitz

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Q 1/30
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a wall-like structure used a a defense
30
bulwark (n)
Q 2/30
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a person or thing that protects or defends
30
bulwark (n)

30 questions

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a wall-like structure used a a defense

1

30 sec

Q.

a person or thing that protects or defends

2

30 sec

Q.

to reach or bring to the highest point

3

30 sec

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the result of a sustained effort

4

30 sec

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the high point or climax

5

30 sec

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to swallow up by covering completely

6

30 sec

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to overwhelm

7

30 sec

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able to be done

8

30 sec

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possible or likely

9

30 sec

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a much larger supply than is needed

10

30 sec

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to supply a much larger amount than is needed

11

30 sec

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to eat or consume to excess

12

30 sec

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widespread destruction or devastation

13

30 sec

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great confusion

14

30 sec

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impossible to attack successfully

15

30 sec

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not easily made tired

16

30 sec

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tireless

17

30 sec

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a fierce attack

18

30 sec

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any fact or event that can be observed or described

19

30 sec

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an unusual fact, event, or person

20

30 sec

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extraordinary

21

30 sec

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very unusal

22

30 sec

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like a picture

23

30 sec

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pleasing or charming to look at

24

30 sec

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happening or existing at the same time

25

30 sec

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to require as part of an agreement or contract

26

30 sec

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open or subject to

27

30 sec

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easily influenced or affected by

28

30 sec

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to pull away from with a twist

29

30 sec

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to take by force or as if by force

30

30 sec

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