Is it forceful enough? Find a suitable adjective to describe each of the following persons or things.

The adjectives in brackets are given as clues, but they are not strong enough; they only suggest words similar in meaning. Write out the example and each sentence with your answer. Example: An earthquake that kills ten thousand people (bad) Answer: disastrous 1. A motorist who drives through a busy street at a hundred miles an hour (careless) 2. A man who sees his dog being kicked and thrashed (annoyed) 3. A most remarkably clever scholar (intelligent) 4. A sound so great that it re-echoes (loud) 5. A coronation ceremony (grand) 6. A person whose entire possessions have been destroyed by fire (sad) 7. A germ (small) 8. A wind that uproots large trees (rough) 9. A person who finds himself confronted by a tiger. Extension 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A person who has just won the Olympics (happy) A meal at a top restaurant (nice) Salaries that footballers are paid (generous) A one hour speech in parliament (boring) An artefact from 2,000 years ago (old)