Synonyms Challenge

Please read each question carefully and select the correct answer by clicking on the corresponding button. The answer key will be provided after the quiz is scored. Streeeetch that mind!

1.	If your mother told you your efforts to make an apple pie were "otiose", what does that mean?

Futile

Perfunctory

Furtive

Lucrative

I don't know

2.	You call up a buddy but s/he tells you that s/he is a little "assiduous'. What's another way to say this?

Sedate

Obstinate

Obdurate

Engaged

I don't know

3.	If everything seems a little "nebulous", it is also:

Vanguard

Napper

Veiled

Succor

I don't know

4.	Your boss is planning a company "procurement". In other words, it's a:

Zonule

Conclave

Cumshaw

Curtailment

I don't know

5.	You decide you want to be more "stalwart". What is another way to say this?

Robust

Unctuous

Efficacious

Incongruous

I don't know

6.	You called a co-worker "quixotic". S/he is now upset because it means:

Sumptuous

Indigent

Preposterous

Ribald

I don't know

7.	You've been experiencing a week of "infelicity". This means:

Jocularity

Farrago

Ingress

Tribulation

I don't know

8.	You're in the market for a "sequacious" dog. In other words, it should be:

Compliant

Unremitting

Homebred

Buxom

I don't know

9.	You have "omnifarious" activities planned for your vacation to Europe. What's another way to say this?

Frugal

Disparate

Salubrious

Pernicious

I don't know

10.	Someone "comminutes" your bike. A synonym for this is:

Pilfers

Usurps

Overhauls

Pulverizes

I don't know

Appreciate everything you have, no matter how minor it may seem.

"Stay away from negative people. They have a problem for every solution."
Albert Einstein

Spend one day of the week being optimistic. It may just change your life.

Synonyms Challenge