Persistent Contextual Vocabulary Quiz-1

Enthrallment refers to the ability to hold someone's fascination for an extended period of time.

Ignorant refers to someone who lacks general knowledge or awareness; it also refers to someone who is uneducated or unsophisticated.

Goofy refers to someone who is insane, absurd, or mildly ludicrous.

Brainy is the opposite of Goofy

 

Inept refers to someone who lacks or displays no expertise; clumsy.

Inept is the antonym of skilled.

A harbour is a location on the coast where ships can moor for protection from the elements, such as piers, jetties, and other man-made buildings.

A wharf is a level quayside area where a ship can moor to load and unload cargo.

Grumble is a bad-tempered method of complaining about something.

To praise is to admire somebody or something

The term "procedure" refers to a standard or formal way of accomplishing something.
Where some action is expected or appropriate, inaction entails taking no action.

The word factious refers to something that is related to or prone to contention.
To agree implies to share the same viewpoint on a subject; to concur.

 

Venom refers to a person's intense animosity and bitterness as expressed in their attitudes, behaviour, or deeds.

Liking is the correct answer here.

The word astonished means "shocked" or "surprised."

Unsurprised is the correct answer here

A jerk is someone who is disgustingly dumb.
Sensible is the correct answer here