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Law 531 Week 3 Quiz

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1. DEBATE A. agree B. tame C. dispute D. ignore 2. HAVOC A. wonder B. peace C. chaos D. warfare 3. EXCAVATE A. scrape B. hollow C. bury D. mask 4. ABSURD A. batty B. sensible C. certain D. insane 5. PEDESTRIAN A. motorist B. hiker C. galloper D. sailor 6. SOLITARY A. friendly B. lonely C. isolated D. together 7. SOAR A. elevate B. float C. mount D. land 8. ATHLETIC A. frail B. muscular C. energetic D. intelligent 9. CRITICIZE A. punish B. praise C. blame D. approve 10. ACCOMPLISH A. exhaust B. manage C. blunder D. cease Exercise-1 Answers 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) B 5) A 6) D 7) D 8) A 9) B 10) C Exercise-11 1. AMNESTY A. dismissal B. pardon C. forgiveness D. doom E. blame 2.

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