Question

tenuous

A.
firm

B.
unusual

C.
generous

D.
clever

Answer 1

@KamiBug

Answer 2

@Firejay5

Answer 3

@rainbowhorse

Answer 4

@RobynnHood

Answer 5

what your question??

Answer 6

tenuous

A.
firm

B.
unusual

C.
generous

D.
clever

Answer 7

Antonyms: Match the word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite

Answer 8

A. Firm

Answer 9

thanks i got a other one

Answer 10

Antonyms: Match the word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite. minutia

A.
a significant idea

B.
an influential person

C.
a simple explanation

D.
a set of instructions

Answer 11

@KamiBug

Answer 12

A. a significant idea

Answer 13

thanks

Answer 14

i got aother one

Answer 15

Antonyms: Match the word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite.
posterior

A.
upright

B.
to the side

C.
underneath

D.
in front

Answer 16

oh and can you say the answer faster :)

Answer 17

@KamiBug

Answer 18

your really helpful

Answer 19

D. In Front

Answer 20

any questions

Answer 21

yeah

Answer 22

Antonyms: Match the word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite.

Answer 23

antebellum

A.
after a war

B.
very beautiful

C.
a time of peace

D.
before sunset

Answer 24

@KamiBug

Answer 25

@amberxoxo

Answer 26

@Firejay5

Answer 27

D

Answer 28

thanks

Answer 29

np

Answer 30

catholic

A.
religious

B.
limited

C.
ordinary

D.
brief

Answer 31

@amberxoxo

Answer 32

A

Answer 33

preposterous

A.
humble

B.
sensible

C.
fair

D.
frustrated

Answer 34

@amberxoxo

Answer 35

B

Answer 36

posthumous

A.
before birth

B.
ancient

C.
after death

D.
courageous

Answer 37

@amberxoxo

Answer 38

C.

Answer 39

A

Answer 40

oops ment to say C

Answer 41

okat ty

Answer 42

your welcome ^-^

Answer 43

attenuate

A.
to strengthen

B.
to dance

C.
to satisfy

D.
to send away

Answer 44

@NeonStrawsForever

Answer 45

@amberxoxo

Answer 46

@KamiBug

Answer 47

A. to strengthen

Answer 48

a

Answer 49

negate

A.
to close

B.
to open

C.
to vaunt

D.
to prove

Answer 50

next question

Answer 51

negate

A.
to close

B.
to open

C.
to vaunt

D.
to prove

Answer 52

d

Answer 53

A

Answer 54

firejay

Answer 55

@Firejay5

Answer 56

i diont know who

Answer 57

never mind @amberxoxo is right.

Answer 58

okay

Answer 59

hehe ik

Answer 60

next question

Answer 61

quartet : triumvirate ::

A.
3 : 4

B.
quatrain : decimate

C.
unilateral : bilateral

D.
4 : 3

Answer 62

D

Answer 63

D

Answer 64

ty next one

Answer 65

precept : command ::

A.
aperture : opening

B.
vanity : humility

C.
cloister : explore

D.
pandemonium : preempt

Answer 66

c?

Answer 67

@NeonStrawsForever

Answer 68

A or B

Answer 69

@KamiBug

Answer 70

Hard on huh

Answer 71

one*

Answer 72

I'm pretty sure it is A :)
Precept and Command are synonyms and Aperture and Opening are also synonyms.

Answer 73

thank you

Answer 74

@KamiBug hello Miss.Kami ^-^

Answer 75

temperature : degrees centigrade ::

A.
sports : decathlon

B.
trisect : lines

C.
distance : feet

D.
overt : obvious

Answer 76

C

Answer 77

satis : lack ::

A.
unus : one

B.
tenuo : wait

C.
totus : whole

D.
impleo : empty

Answer 78

Its C

Answer 79

Hi Miss. Neon ^-^ @NeonStrawsForever

Answer 80

is it C?

Answer 81

yes

Answer 82

okay next one

Answer 83

k

Answer 84

magnus : megas ::

A.
tenuo : impleo

B.
mono : unus

C.
aperio : claudo

D.
pan : nego

Answer 85

B

Answer 86

are you sure?

Answer 87

yesh

Answer 88

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His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand is the world's longest-reigning living ____________, having ascended to the throne in 1946. anterior
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Answer 89

anyone? @KamiBug

Answer 90

@KayleeNeedsHelp

Answer 91

monarch?

Answer 92

is it monarch?

Answer 93

monarch

Answer 94

okay

Answer 95

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