1) An excessive amount of something. For example, a ..... of food means way too much food. a) Surfeit b) Proliferation c) Fillip (n) d) Hubris 2) Gruesome, grim, or related to death in a disturbing way—often used to describe horror stories or imagery. a) Void b) Macabre (adj) c) Twitch (v) d) Preposterous 3) A rapid increase or spread of something, like the ........ of social media platforms. a) Hubris b) Abominable c) Proliferation d) Void 4) To treat something or someone without care or respect; to dominate or ignore others’ rights or feelings while pursuing your own goals. a) Run roughshod over sth b) Prodigious (adj) c) Fillip (n) d) Concurrently 5) At the same time. For instance, two TV shows airing ........ are on at the same time. a) Hapless b) Bloated c) Juggernaut d) Concurrently 6) Something that acts as a stimulus or boost. For example, good news might be a ..... for morale. a) Unperturbed b) Fillip (n) c) Void d) Ubiquitous 7) Constantly present or restricted to a particular place or population—often used in science or health (like a disease that is ..... to a region). a) To all intents and purposes b) Placated c) Endemic d) Behemoth (n) 8) To deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand—like muddying the waters. a) Obfuscate b) Proliferation c) Juggernaut d) Placated 9) to pay or reward someone for their work or services. a) Remunerate b) Placated c) Hubris d) Abominable 10) Calm and not worried, especially in a situation that might usually cause stress. a) Void b) Unperturbed c) Fillip (n) d) Frenzied 11) Made someone less angry or hostile—soothed or calmed them down. a) Subdued b) Sully (v) c) Placated d) Hapless 12) Quiet, restrained, or under control—could refer to mood, behavior, or even lighting. a) Subdued b) Endemic c) Run roughshod over sth d) Macabre (adj) 13) Wildly excited or uncontrolled, often chaotic or panicked. a) Run roughshod over sth b) Frenzied c) Sully (v) d) Bloated 14) Unlucky or unfortunate, especially in a way that feels kind of pathetic or sad. a) Hapless b) Concurrently c) Obfuscate d) To all intents and purposes 15) To make a small, sudden movement, often involuntary—like a muscle ....... a) Twitch (v) b) Hubris c) Ubiquitous d) Unperturbed 16) Swollen or puffed up, often uncomfortably—can be literal (a ..... stomach) or metaphorical (....... ego, ........ budget). a) To all intents and purposes b) Sully (v) c) Bloated d) Endemic 17) Excessive pride or self-confidence, often leading to downfall—classic trait in tragic heroes. a) Frenzied b) Hubris c) Surfeit d) Placated 18) Horrible, disgusting, or morally repulsive—like an ........ crime. a) Abominable b) Subdued c) Void d) Juggernaut 19) For all practical purposes; basically, in every real or essential way. a) Sully (v) b) Void c) Preposterous d) To all intents and purposes 20) Ridiculous, absurd, or completely contrary to reason or common sense. a) Preposterous b) Endemic c) Proliferation d) Concurrently 21) Something huge and powerful, often used for corporations or massive objects. a) Void b) Sully (v) c) Behemoth (n) d) Juggernaut 22) A massive, unstoppable force or institution that crushes whatever is in its path—can be literal or metaphorical. a) Hubris b) Hapless c) Juggernaut d) Behemoth (n) 23) Present everywhere at once, or seeming to be—like smartphones or coffee shops. a) Proliferation b) Macabre (adj) c) Remunerate d) Ubiquitous 24) An empty space or feeling; can mean a physical emptiness or emotional hollow. Also used to mean invalid or without legal force. a) Void b) Ubiquitous c) Sully (v) d) Run roughshod over sth 25) To damage, tarnish, or spoil something—especially someone’s reputation, honor, or purity. a) Remunerate b) Fillip (n) c) Sully (v) d) Proliferation 26) Remarkably or impressively great in size, amount, or degree; extraordinary. It can refer to talent, effort, quantity, or impact. a) Run roughshod over sth b) Prodigious (adj) c) Abominable d) Obfuscate

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