Napoleon-C1-Vocabulary 1 / 20 The word ‘visionary’ most nearly describes someone who: follows tradition rejects authority imagines future possibilities avoids risk 2 / 20 What does ‘insatiable’ suggest about Napoleon’s ambition? carefully limited easily satisfied morally guided impossible to satisfy 3 / 20 The word ‘endures’ most nearly means: disappears weakens continues changes 4 / 20 What does ‘fragmented’ imply about Germany and Italy at the time? militarily dominant economically weak politically neutral divided into parts 5 / 20 The phrase ‘restore balance’ suggests Europe was previously: unstable isolated prosperous equal 6 / 20 What does ‘immense’ most nearly mean when describing loss of life? limited temporary avoidable enormous 7 / 20 The word ‘aggressive’ in ‘aggressive expansionism’ most nearly means: defensive cautious forceful reluctant 8 / 20 What does ‘restored’ imply about religious stability? It had existed before It was never present It was weakened It was newly created 9 / 20 The term ‘stabilizing’ the currency suggests making it: less volatile more valuable less regulated more accessible 10 / 20 What does ‘secular’ most nearly mean in this context? non-religious ceremonial religious traditional 11 / 20 The word ‘framework’ in reference to the Napoleonic Code means: a political speech a military strategy a decoration a legal structure 12 / 20 What is meant by ‘scorched-earth tactics’? Defensive fortifications Surprise attacks Destruction of resources Diplomatic negotiation 13 / 20 The phrase ‘harsh winter’ mainly emphasizes: political resistance military discipline economic hardship environmental difficulty 14 / 20 What does ‘decimated’ suggest about Napoleon’s army in Russia? completely victorious slightly injured severely reduced strategically relocated 15 / 20 The word ‘abdicate’ most nearly means to: refuse authority renounce a position claim power inherit leadership 16 / 20 What does ‘exiled’ most nearly mean in this passage? banished executed promoted imprisoned 17 / 20 The phrase ‘staged a coup d’état’ implies that Napoleon: was elected democratically negotiated peacefully planned a sudden takeover led a rebellion 18 / 20 What is the closest meaning of ‘decisive’ when describing Napoleon’s victories? uncertain conclusive minor temporary 19 / 20 The word ‘turmoil’ in the text refers to a state of: order peace confusion stability 20 / 20 What does ‘consolidating’ most nearly mean in the context of Napoleon’s authority? abandoning weakening strengthening questioning Your score is