Question

Which is the best antonym of "autocracy"?

A. monarchy
B. democracy<
C. despotism
D. tyranny
I want to make sure that all my questions are right because I won't get a second chance if I fail.

Answer 1

well what do u think it is take a guess.

Answer 2

@quin100 Yeah, I pointed it out. I'm thinking it's B :))

Answer 3

your right

Answer 4

http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/autocracy

Answer 5

@jareeek Awesome! :D Thank youu~!

Answer 6

yup

Answer 7

Np

Answer 8

@quin100 Thank you!! x

Answer 9

for what lol? np

Answer 10

I have 18 questions left. Does anyone have the time to go over them with me? I really want to pass. This is all vocabulary.

Answer 11

medal? everyone else has one xD

Answer 12

sure

Answer 13

:D

Answer 14

:D

Answer 15

trying to unlock a title

Answer 16

I'll get the next one...

Answer 17

i have 42 smart cent

Answer 18

nice

Answer 19

placid








A.
agitated







B.
kind







C.
smug







D.
easygoing

I think it's A.

Answer 20

(Sorry, I'm not gonna bother to fix the spacing xD)

Answer 21

looking for antonym?

Answer 22

Placid typically means emotionless.

Answer 23

synonym or difintion

Answer 24

Ys, antonym.

Answer 25

Yes*

Answer 26

Also known as calm or peaceful

Answer 27

you are

Answer 28

right

Answer 29

Yeah, I would also say A

Answer 30

correct or how you want to say it

Answer 31

Alrightie, here's the next one..

Answer 32

pedantic








A.
scholarly







B.
childish







C.
ignorant







D.
sophisticated

I'm going with C.. but I'm iffy on B.

Answer 33

ped·ant
noun
a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.

So, which do you think is the antonym of a pedantic person?

Answer 34

I would say A is a synonym.

Answer 35

@malcolmmcswain C?

Answer 36

And I would agree with C as the antonym :D

Answer 37

Good job.

Answer 38

Hoorah! :D LET'S DO THE NEXT..

Answer 39

Okee dokee. ^_^

Answer 40

:D

Answer 41

Divest

A.
to take away







B.

to control








C.

to devise








D.

to provide

A would be the synonym, so D would be the answer, yes?

Answer 42

I would, however, request that (for future reference) you post new questions up as new questions. That's the way OS has set it up... :)

Answer 43

Oh, alrightie.

Answer 44

di·vest
dəˈvest,dīˈvest/
verb
deprive (someone) of power, rights, or possessions.
"men are unlikely to be divested of power without a struggle"
synonyms: deprive of, strip of, dispossess of, rob of, cheat out of, trick out of
"he intends to divest you of your power"

I would agree with your answer... :P

Answer 45

I'll do that after this question.

Answer 46

Thanks! ^-^

Answer 47

Fabulous :D Alright, I'll close the question and start a new one!

Answer 48

Ok :)