To solve this problem you need to determine which of these verbs relates to "plunder" (stealing, pilfering) and might be committed by a group of soldiers during a war. The correct answer is "maraud," which means to roam around committing violence and stealing property. Additionally, "efface" means erase, delete; "disentangle" means resolve, sort out, make no longer tangled; "wail" means cry out loudly; "queue" means get in line for, wait for.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for a verb that means something like attack back, fight back. So, the correct answer is "retaliate." Additionally, "insinuate" means suggest, imply is true; "germinate" means plant and grow; "cloister" means hide away, shut away, lock away; "slander" means speak out in an attack against someone's reputation.

The context of this sentence discusses the "prohibition" (ban) on alcohol, so the correct answer must mean prohibited, forbade, did not allow. The correct answer is therefore "interdicted." Additionally, "squirm" means wiggle uncomfortable, fidget; "surpass" means go beyond; "beguile" means charm; "trudge" means walk in a slow, ponderous manner.

"Behooves" is an antiquated, old-fashioned word that is nonetheless still in use today. It means something like is good for, is advantageous for, is one's responsibility to. Additionally, "alludes" means hints at, suggests is true; "goad" means encourage, 'egg on'; "retrieve" means go get, fetch, bring back; "perturb" means upset, disturb, worry.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for a verb that means put to sleep. The correct answer is therefore "hypnotized." Additionally, "deride" means mock, make fun of in a cruel way; "agitate" means disturb, cause to feel anxious and excited; "enthralled" means captivated by, deeply interested in and attracted to; "succor" means provide aid or relief to.

Based on the context of this sentence you know that the speaker was given a look from his sister that revealed she was unhappy and angry, so the correct answer is "scowled." To "scowl" is to frown angrily. Additionally, "gaped" means stared at; "beamed" means smiled at; "lampooned" means mocked in a parody sense, made fun of; "beleaguered" means under attack by, overwhelmed by.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for a verb that means something like tightly packed. So, the correct answer is "crammed." To "cram" can mean to pack into a tight space or to study hard for a test. Additionally, "align" means match up with, be lined up with; "nourish" means provide energy in the form of food; "festoon" means adorn, decorate; "endorse" means support, offer public support for.

If the subject was forced to leave her town it makes sense to say she was banished, sent away, willfully ignored by her community, so the correct answer is "shunned." Additionally, "splice" means join together; "outfoxed" means outwitted, tricked by superior intellect; "scowl" means frown angrily; "drenched" means made soaking wet, very wet.

To forcefully bring something under control is to "subjugate." Also, a "tyrant" is a brutal ruler with absolute power. Additionally, "proliferate" means spread wildly; "extricate" means free from a constraint, set free; "replicate" means copy; "separate" means divide, split.

To begin with an "enclosure" is like a cage, a pen where an animal is kept. So, which of these verbs means to move animals together to a certain place? The correct answer is "herd." Additionally, "carp" means complain; "nominate" means suggest is right for, select, elect; "festoon" means adorn, decorate; "bewilder" means bemuse, befuddle, confuse.