This query is fairly elementary. Just designate the synonym for each vocable and try to get an impeccable score. TRAVESTY FAILURE Correct Incorrect FAILURE FARCE Correct Incorrect FARCE FELONY Correct Incorrect FELONY Correct! Wrong! Travesty [trav-uh-stee] Definition: a grotesque or debased likeness or imitation Synonyms: mockery, farce, sham, distortion BEMUSED DISTRACTED Correct Incorrect DISTRACTED DELIGHTED Correct Incorrect DELIGHTED DIFFIDENT Correct Incorrect DIFFIDENT Correct! Wrong! Bemused [bih-myoozd] adjective Definition: bewildered or confused Synonyms: distracted, absent, absorbed CHRONIC PERSISTENT Correct Incorrect PERSISTENT HARSH Correct Incorrect HARSH DIRE Correct Incorrect DIRE Correct! Wrong! Chronic [kron-ik] adjective Definition: Constant; habitual; inveterate Synonyms: constant, persistent, habitual ENGENDER BOLSTER Correct Incorrect BOLSTER PROVOKE Correct Incorrect PROVOKE DISCOURAGE Correct Incorrect DISCOURAGE Correct! Wrong! Engender [en-jen-der] verb (used with object) Definition: to produce, cause, or give rise to Synonyms: arouse, beget, provoke APPRAISE APPRECIATE Correct Incorrect APPRECIATE EVALUATE Correct Incorrect EVALUATE COMMEND Correct Incorrect COMMEND Correct! Wrong! Appraise [uh-preyz] verb (used with object) Definition: to estimate the monetary value of; determine the worth of; assess Synonyms: assess, evaluate, audit ELICIT ILLEGAL Correct Incorrect ILLEGAL PLACATE Correct Incorrect PLACATE EVOKE Correct Incorrect EVOKE Correct! Wrong! Elicit [ih-lis-it] verb (used with object) Definition: to draw or bring out or forth; educe; evoke Synonyms: bring out, evoke, extort DISCRETE DISTINCT Correct Incorrect DISTINCT TACTFUL Correct Incorrect TACTFUL SIMILAR Correct Incorrect SIMILAR Correct! Wrong! Discrete [dih-skreet] adjective Definition: apart or detached from others; separate; distinct Synonyms: disconnected, distinct, different EGREGIOUS CONCEALED Correct Incorrect CONCEALED AFFABLE Correct Incorrect AFFABLE DEPLORABLE Correct Incorrect DEPLORABLE Correct! Wrong! Egregious [ih-gree-juh s, -jee-uh s] adjective Definition: extraordinary in some bad way; glaring; flagrant Synonyms: atrocious, deplorable, flagrant METTLE INTRUDE Correct Incorrect INTRUDE ALLOY Correct Incorrect ALLOY FORTITUDE Correct Incorrect FORTITUDE Correct! Wrong! Mettle [met-l] noun Definition: courage and fortitude Synonyms: bravery, caliber, fortitude ABJECT DISSENT Correct Incorrect DISSENT CONTEMPTIBLE Correct Incorrect CONTEMPTIBLE ACQUIESCE Correct Incorrect ACQUIESCE Correct! Wrong! Abject [ab-jekt, ab-jekt] adjective Definition: utterly hopeless, miserable, humiliating, or wretched Synonyms: wretched, contemptible, degraded SWARTHY SLICK Correct Incorrect SLICK DARK Correct Incorrect DARK SMUG Correct Incorrect SMUG Correct! Wrong! Swarthy [swawr-th ee, -thee] adjective Definition: (of skin color, complexion, etc.) dark Synonyms: dark, dark-hued, brunet EMPIRICAL FACTUAL Correct Incorrect FACTUAL ARROGANT Correct Incorrect ARROGANT CONJECTURAL Correct Incorrect CONJECTURAL Correct! Wrong! Empirical [em-pir-i-kuh l] adjective Definition: derived from or guided by experience or experiment Synonyms: experimental, factual, observational