Question 1

To increase or enlarge the importance or severity of something beyond the truth.

Accepted Answer

Exaggerate

Answer

Appall

Answer

Succumb

Answer

Accommodate

Question 2

To give a brief summary or the main point of something.

Accepted Answer

Gist

Answer

Apparently

Answer

Redundant

Answer

Hypothetical

Question 3

Describes something that is so bad or unpleasant that it shocks or horrifies you.

Accepted Answer

Appalling

Answer

Embarrass

Answer

Hypothetical

Answer

Eccentric

Question 4

Clearly understood or obvious, often without needing further explanation.

Accepted Answer

Apparently

Answer

Questionnaire

Answer

Redundant

Answer

Hypothetical

Question 5

To lose the will to resist; to give in to something, often after a struggle.

Accepted Answer

Succumb

Answer

Embarrass

Answer

Eccentric

Answer

Boycott

Question 6

A survey or form containing a series of questions for gathering information from individuals.

Accepted Answer

Questionnaire

Answer

Redundant

Answer

Accommodate

Answer

Gist

Question 7

Describes a person who is unconventional and slightly strange, often in an interesting way.

Accepted Answer

Eccentric

Answer

Embarrass

Answer

Hypothetical

Answer

Appalling

Question 8

Describes something that is unnecessary because it is more than what is needed or sufficient.

Accepted Answer

Redundant

Answer

Exaggerate

Answer

Apparently

Answer

Hypothetical

Question 9

To cause someone to feel awkward or self-conscious, often in a social situation.

Accepted Answer

Embarrass

Answer

Accommodate

Answer

Redundant

Answer

Appall

Question 10

Based on a suggested idea or theory that is not based on known facts.

Accepted Answer

Hypothetical

Answer

Boycott

Answer

Exaggerate

Answer

Gist

Question 11

An act of providing protection against disease by introducing an immunization into the body.

Accepted Answer

Vaccinate

Answer

Gist

Answer

Eccentric

Answer

Embarrass

Question 12

To voluntarily refrain from using, buying, or dealing with someone or something as a form of protest.

Accepted Answer

Boycott

Answer

Appall

Answer

Succumb

Answer

Vaccinate

Question 13

To give an endorsement for someone or something.

Accepted Answer

Recommend

Answer

Embarrass

Answer

Boycott

Answer

Exaggerate

Question 14

Make (someone) able to do or have something by providing what is necessary or desired.

Accepted Answer

Accommodate

Answer

Exaggerate

Answer

Vaccinate

Answer

Recommend

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