Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for an adjective that means something like traditional, what is commonly done in a society. So, the correct answer is "customary." Additionally, "serene" means calm and peaceful; "oblique" means slanting; "abstract" means theoretical, based on an idea rather than reality; "stagnant" means not moving, not growing.

If the speaker's brother cannot read or write he could be described as "illiterate." "Literate" means capable of reading and writing. Additionally, "morose" means very sad and serious; "intractable" means stubborn, refusing to change one's mind; "distraught" means devastated by, very upset by; ebullient" means very enthusiastic.

Based on the context of this sentence you know you are looking for an adjective that relates to someone being hard to control. So, the correct answer is "incorrigible." Additionally, maligned" means much criticized; "aghast" means shocked and horrified; "attentive" means thoughtful and caring; "poised" means calm and under control in a stressful situation.

To begin with "enthralled" means deeply interested in and attracted to. So, based on the context of this sentence the correct answer is an adjective that describes an attractive characteristic. The correct answer is therefore "rakish," which means charming, dashing, cavalier, attractive but seemingly reckless. Additionally, "enterprising" means hard-working and innovative, able to come up with new ideas to old problems; "condescending" means arrogant, someone who talks down to other people; "sage" means wise; "unintelligible" means incapable of being heard, unable to be understood.

You are told that this plan is too complicated, so it could reliably be described as "elaborate," which means complex, complicated, involving many steps. Additionally, "voluminous" means large, filling a large space; "embedded" means stuck in, fixed in; "instantaneous" means happening in an instant, occurring in a single moment; "acrimonious" means (of feeling or argument) bitter and long lasting.

If the people in this sentence were running low on time then logically it would make sense for them to focus only on the most important and most relevant facts. The correct answer is therefore "salient," which means most important, relevant. Additionally, "adjacent" means next to; "comprehensive" means covering everything, totally inclusive; "chronic" means (of pain) intense and constant; "gleaming" means shining, polished.

The quality of the rabbit being discussed in this sentence is how difficult it is to capture, so the correct answer is "elusive," which means hard to find, hard to catch. Additionally, "compatible" means matching with, capable of fitting with; "derelict" means falling down, in bad condition; "laden" means weighed down with, burdened; "inert" means motionless.

If none of the students picked up on his mistake it makes sense that the professor was considered "infallible" or incapable of making mistakes, impeccable, never failing. Additionally, "mutual" means shared, felt equally; "unflinching" means not stopping, not pausing, constant; "distraught" means devastated, feeling miserable and hopeless; "opinionated" means having many opinions and not being afraid to express them.

The correct answer to this sentence must relate to a feeling associated with looking back on the past. The correct answer is therefore "wistful," which means feeling regretful or missing the past. Additionally, "erratic" means inconsistent, unreliable; "sheepish" means shy and embarrassed; "dissolute" means having loose morals, depraved; "sullen" means moody, grumpy.

Based on the context of this sentence you know you are looking for an adjective that relates to some characteristic that might make a man successful, or quick to rise in a business. The correct answer is therefore "enterprising," which means resourceful, hard working and innovative. Additionally, "predisposed" means previously inclined towards liking; "vain" means self-obsessed, obsessed with one's appearance; "haggard" means showing the physical effects of being exhausted and overworked; "obese" means overweight, very fat.