The Most Dangerous Game Vocabulary Quizs

Zealous

• Eager; devoted

• Indifferent; apathetic

• Lazy; unmotivated

• Casual; relaxed

Imprudent (adjective)

• Showing great wisdom and care for consequences.

• Not showing care for the consequences; unwise.

• Demonstrating careful planning and foresight.

• Exhibiting extreme caution and prudence.

Disarming (adjective)

• Removing or capable of removing hostility or suspicion.

• Causing fear or anxiety.

• Creating a sense of urgency.

• Encouraging aggression.

Uncanny

• A. Ordinary and mundane

• B. So remarkable as to seem supernatural

• C. Easily explained and understood

• D. Lacking in interest or excitement

Zealous (adjective)

• Showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.

• Lacking interest or enthusiasm.

• Indifferent to the needs of others.

• Eager to avoid conflict and maintain peace.

Condone (verb)

• To reject or disapprove of behavior that is morally wrong or offensive.

• To accept or allow behavior that is morally wrong or offensive.

• To promote or encourage behavior that is morally right and just.

• To ignore or overlook behavior that is morally ambiguous.

Flounder (verb)

• To swim gracefully in water.

• To struggle or stagger helplessly.

• To float effortlessly on the surface.

• To dive deep into the ocean.

Amenity (noun)

• A desirable or useful feature or facility.

• A type of food or drink.

• A form of entertainment.

• A geographical location.

Amenity

• A feature that enhances comfort or convenience.

• A type of food or drink.

• A form of entertainment.

• A style of clothing.

Cultivated

• Refined; well-educated.

• Rough; uneducated.

• Simple; naive.

• Unrefined; ignorant.