Question

The ridiculous arguments of the outspoken ____ became too much for his opponents in the general population. When the man began to use the _____ of the despised slave trade to encourage his followers and _____ his arguments, many college-age protesters began to attend his rallies. Their ____ voices condemned not only the speaker, but also the _________ of the government in allowing his presence at state-funded institutions. The majority of students wished that his views could be _____ from society.

Answer 1

1) Bigot (a person who is intolerant)

2) Argot (Slang of a particular group of social class)

3) Augment (Add, increase)

4) Strident (loud, harsh)

5) Negligence (inability)

6) Expunge (take away)