If the subject was able to jump perfectly to catch the ball it makes sense that he was able to expect, foresee where the ball was going to be. The correct answer then is "anticipated." To "anticipate" means to be aware that something is happening right before it happens. Additionally, "hypnotize" means put to sleep; "proliferate" means spread wildly; "sully" means ruin the reputation of; "breach" means get past the barriers of.

The workers are described as "caring" and the children are described as "starving" so it stands to reason that the workers are caring for, providing relief for, providing aid to the children. The correct answer is therefore "succored." To "succor" means to provide assistance, relief, aid for someone. Additionally, "sullied" means ruined; to "transcend" means to go beyond; "pelted" means hit repeatedly by; "admonished" means scolded, yelled at.

Based on the context of this sentence, which describes the movement of gas, you are looking for a verb that means spread. So, the correct answer is "diffused." Additionally, "originated" means came from; "impaled" means stabbed by; to "adjourn" means to end a meeting; to "endure" means to put up with, to survive and tolerate.

Based on the context of this sentence, which discusses a large collection of stamps, you know that the correct answer must mean something like collect. The correct answer is therefore "amass," which means gather, collect. Additionally, "confer" means discuss with someone about; "devastate" means destroy, ruin; "dispute" means argue; "ratify" means approve.

The lady is trying to get her money back, which we can assume from context is related to the claim. She is therefore probably arguing against or "disputing" the claim. To "dispute" means to argue, a "dispute" is a disagreement. Additionally, "ransack" means search through in a hurried and messy fashion; "adorn" means decorate; "acclaim" means praise; "emulate" means copy.

The context of this sentence is discussing a hunter trying to trap an animal by tempting it. The correct answer is therefore "entice," which means to tempt, to trick and ensnare. Additionally, "squander" means waste; "abolish" means get rid of; "usurp" means take over control from, take over power; "meddle" means interfere with.

The context of this sentence describes a situation where a man has been sent to the hospital due to a wound sustained from a knife. You therefore know the correct answer must mean either stabbed or cut, so the correct answer is "impaled" which means stabbed. Additionally, "allude" means hint at; "shun" means ignore or banish; "retrieve" means go get, fetch, bring back; "throttle" means strangle.

You know that the correct answer must be a verb that relates to something a student might do to a class. The correct answer is therefore "enroll," which means sign up for, join a group. Additionally, "utter" means speak; "goad" means encourage, "egg on"; "scowl" means frown angrily; "falter" means struggle, to experience a set back.

You know that the correct answer must be a verb related to public speaking and reading something aloud. The correct answer is therefore "recite," which means to read something aloud to a group of people, to practice saying something from memory. Additionally, "drench" means soak, make very wet; "splice" means join together; "waft" means float gently, as in on a breeze; "endorse" means offer public support for.

Based on the context of this sentence you know that the correct answer must relate to questioning, asking questions to a suspect. So, the correct answer is "interrogated," which means questioned. Additionally, to "hurtle" means to throw or move rapidly and in an out of control manner; "surpass" means go beyond, achieve more than someone else; "cloister" means shut away, hide away; "squirm" means wiggle, move uncomfortably.