British Literature Vocabulary-Final Exam Review-Unit 2

1.	obedience	A.	sloth
2.	careful thought or consideration	B.	prophetic
3.	group of people who gather for religious purposes	C.	scruple
4.	great desire for something belonging to another	D.	impediment
5.	the state of being most important	E.	discern
6.	underground	F.	rhetoric
7.	plentifully	G.	articulate
8.	to pronounce distinctly	H.	antidote
9.	to seize by authority	I.	confiscate
10.	an obstacle	J.	turbulent
11.	a formal accusation	K.	abundantly
12.	deadly	L.	myriad
13.	brought to acceptance of	M.	transgress
14.	to break or violate a law	N.	subterranean
15.	verbal communication	O.	surfeited
16.	foretelling future events	P.	allure
17.	refill	Q.	indictment
18.	overfed	R.	discourse
19.	unruly	S.	pernicious
20.	shared by all	T.	usurper
21.	a medicine used to counteract poison	U.	avarice
22.	the skill of speaking or writing	V.	enmity
23.	greed	W.	predominance
24.	to deceive	X.	contemplation
25.	to detect	Y.	reconciled
26.	markedly different	Z.	submissiveness
27.	to carry out	A1.	universal
28.	a moral or ethical principle	B1.	beguile
29.	one who seizes power by force	C1.	congregation
30.	to attract with something desirable	D1.	subtle
31.	anything that overwhelms as if by a flood	E1.	execute
32.	hostility	F1.	replenish
33.	a great number	G1.	deluge
34.	not obvious	H1.	gait
35.	laziness	I1.	covetousness
36.	a manner of moving on foot	J1.	diverse

1.	obedience → Z
2.	careful thought or consideration → X
3.	group of people who gather for religious purposes → C1
4.	great desire for something belonging to another → I1
5.	the state of being most important → W
6.	underground → N
7.	plentifully → K
8.	to pronounce distinctly → G
9.	to seize by authority → I
10.	an obstacle → D
11.	a formal accusation → Q
12.	deadly → S
13.	brought to acceptance of → Y
14.	to break or violate a law → M
15.	verbal communication → R
16.	foretelling future events → B
17.	refill → F1
18.	overfed → O
19.	unruly → J
20.	shared by all → A1
21.	a medicine used to counteract poison → H
22.	the skill of speaking or writing → F
23.	greed → U
24.	to deceive → B1
25.	to detect → E
26.	markedly different → J1
27.	to carry out → E1
28.	a moral or ethical principle → C
29.	one who seizes power by force → T
30.	to attract with something desirable → P
31.	anything that overwhelms as if by a flood → G1
32.	hostility → V
33.	a great number → L
34.	not obvious → D1
35.	laziness → A
36.	a manner of moving on foot → H1