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Answer: \'Inscrutable\' means impossible to understand or interpret.
Answer: \'Prudent\' means acting with care. \'Reckless\' is its opposite.
Answer: \'Trepidation\' means a feeling of fear about something that may happen.
Answer: \'Benevolent\' means well-meaning. \'Charitable\' is similar.
Answer: \'Prodigal\' means spending money or resources freely and recklessly.
Answer: \'Cogent\' means clear and logical. \'Unconvincing\' is its opposite.
Answer: \'Ostentatious\' means characterized by vulgar or pretentious display.
Answer: \'Exacerbate\' means to make a problem worse. The others mean to improve.
Answer: Only \'Enthusiastic\' would logically cheer loudly.
Answer: \'Whom\' is the object pronoun used after verbs and prepositions.
Answer: With \'neither...nor\', the verb agrees with the nearer subject \'students\' (plural).
Answer: \'Cordial\' means warm and friendly. \'Hostile\' is its opposite.
Answer: Team is a collective noun and takes a singular verb in American English.
Answer: \'Transparent\' means see-through. \'Opaque\' is its opposite.
Answer: \'Amiable\' means friendly and pleasant. \'Friendly\' is its synonym.
Answer: \'Quixotic\' means exceedingly idealistic and unrealistic.
Answer: \'Laconic\' means using very few words. \'Brief\' is its synonym.
Answer: \'Erudite\' means having great knowledge, appropriate for a professor.
Answer: \'Apathetic\' means lacking interest. \'Passionate\' is its opposite.
Answer: \'Obsequious\' means obedient or attentive to an excessive degree.