to cheer to stimulate to enliven

which of these is a definition of medium from OUR work book? 10 seconds!

n. a substance through which something is transmitted

Which of these is the correct definition of permeate?

tr. v. To penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout

tr. v. To turn away (one's eyes); To prevent - Choose the correct word and example that fits.

"Flies must avert their eyes from the light"

adj. excessively willing to yield; submissive

tr. v. To upset; to overthrow; to ruin

n. a persons whose thoughts or interests are directed inward

Which of these is not a definition of Perennial ?

adj. tending to delay or postpone

which of these is the correct part of speech of persevere?

intr. v. to hold fast to a task or purpose despite obstacles

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Vocabulary from classical roots by Norma Fifer and Nancy Flowers book B lesson 1&2 and parts of lessons 3&4

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tr.v. exhilarate
to make possible
to absorb
to cheer to stimulate to enliven
to free
2
tr. v. To postpone to delay intr. v. to yield respectfully to the opinion or will of another
what is infer?
what is defer?
what is dilatory?
what is elation?
3
Which of these is the defenition and part of speech of percussion?
n. The sharp striking of one thing against another
adj. Describing the striking of a musical instrument
n. Instruments that make a sound when struck
all of the above
4
which of these is a definition of medium from OUR work book? 10 seconds!
n. something intermediate in nature or degree
n. a substance through which something is transmitted
5
1. To use available evidence to form a conclusion 2. To guess
tr. v. infer
v. contend
adj. infer
n. contend
6
tr. v. To take a passage from a book; to quote
quote
note
take
excerpt
7
Compound intr.v. to mix together; to combine two or more parts or elements how do you fix this?
the word is not compound it is conjoined
the definition should be "to free from blame"
tr.v instead of intr. v.
8
Which of these is the correct definition of permeate?
to yield respectfully to the opinion/ will of another
tr. v. to postpone; to delay
intr. v. To hold fast to a task or purpose despite obstacles
tr. v. To penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout
9
what else can compound be defined by?
n. a combination of elements, parts, or substances
neither
adj. having two or more parts or elements
both
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tr. v. To turn away (one's eyes); To prevent - Choose the correct word and example that fits.
"Flies must avert their eyes from the light"
" The dogs, perversely, chewed on their owners slippers"
"God helps us through all adversities"
11
subservient
adj. excessively willing to yield; submissive
tr. v. to change something
12
tr. v. to act as a negotiator between opposite sides in a dispute
mediocrity
mediate
medium
13
adj. excessive
extratterestrial
exorbitant
14
adj. coming from outside; foreign; not essential or vital
extrovert
extraneous
extraterrestrial
15
subvert
adj. to perform the arts (dancing, singing ect.)
tr. v. To upset; to overthrow; to ruin
16
tr. v. To change something to make it false
tortuous
avert
distort
retort
17
Prose
n. ordinary speech or writing without verse
adj.Referring to speech or writing other than verse
v. the difference between yes an no
the adj. and n. anwers
18
stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required
n. perverse
n. prose
adj. perverse
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1. To engage in a quarrel, a struggle, or rivalry 2. To assert; to put forward in argument
tr. v. intent
intr. v. contend
20
Tending to delay or to postpone
n. elation
adj. elation
n. dilatory
adj. dilatory
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adj. coming after or later
non sequitur
obsequious
sequester
subsequent
22
Introvert
adj. a stubborn person
n. a stubborn person
adj. something living inside of something else (bacteria)
n. a persons whose thoughts or interests are directed inward
23
What is the definition of intent?
both of these
adj. concentrating on or dedicated to an idea or action
n. purpose
neither of these
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tr. v. to twist or bend out of shape
avert
distort
contort
tortuous
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Tortuous
Having Many Twists and turns
adj. only the first one
adj. both
Deceitfully roundabout tricky
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tr.v. to free from blame; to relieve of a task
stimulate
enliven
exhilarate
exonerate
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tr. & intr. v. To reply quickly and sharply, often as if in reply to an accusation
persevere
adversity
retort
NOT A VOCAB WORD
28
n. a passage selected from a book, play, piece of music ect.
passage
compund
excerpt
song
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Which of these is not a definition of Perennial ?
adj. continuing regularly
adj. living longer than two years, said especially of plants
adj. lasting for an indefinitely long time
adj. tending to delay or postpone
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n. A precise statement or explanation; a public exhibit or show
exposition
proponent
imposter
prose
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Hardship, Misfortune
avert n.
introvert v.
prose n.
adversity n.
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excited feelings of pride, triumph, or happiness
n. elation
v. elation
tr. v. infer
n. infer
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which of these is the correct part of speech of persevere?
adj. to hold fast to a task or or purpose despite obstacles
intr. v. to hold fast to a task or purpose despite obstacles
tr. v. To hold fast to a task or purpose despite obstacles
n. to hold fast to a task or purpose despite obstacles

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