Answer:
1. impetuous - acting suddenly with little thought; impulsive
2. tedious - tiresome; boring; irksome
3. perseverance - the quality of being persistent in the face of difficulties
4. livelihood - means of providing for cost of living
5. stamina - endurance; resistance to fatigue
6. zealot - one of a Jewish sect who struggled openly against Roman rule
7. instability - lack of firmness of purpose; changeableness
Explanation:
1. An impetuous person is someone who acts quickly, without much thought or consideration for what he is about to do;
2. We call tedious something or someone that is monotonous, boring, long or slow;
3. Perseverance is the determination to keep on doing something in spite of difficulties and challenges;
4. Livelihood refers to whatever it is that is necessary to make a living, to secure the necessities of life;
5. If someone's stamina is good, that means that person has great physical and mental endurance, being capable of prolonged effort;
6. A zealot was someone belonging to a Jewish political movement against the Roman Empire;
7. Finally, instability refers to the quality or state of being unstable. It can refer to something physical as well as mental.
