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an analysis of something that is over
essence
patrimonial
patronage
postmortem
2
Greek root for “marriage”
PAIS, PAIDOS
GAMOS
MORIOR, MORI, MORTUUM
SUM, ESSE, FUI, FUTURUM
3
We were embarrassed and ____ by her constant breaking of the rules.
moribund
mortified
matriculated
petrified
4
We disliked playing trivia games with her because she was a ____ with her know-it-all nature.
pedagogue
pedant
bigamist
matriarch
5
a person who pays excessive attention to learning rules rather than to understanding
pedant
patriarch
pedagogue
entity
6
to discipline oneself by denial
matriculate
entity
matrix
mortify
7
Johnson
is the _____ of John’s son.
patronymic
paternal
patronage
essence
8
to socialize with an enemy population
matrix
matriculate
patronize
fraternize
9
Although some feel that ___ is a merciful way to put an animal out of its pain, we could not do that to our cat.
postmortem
euthanasia
parsonage
essence
10
an examination to determine the cause of death; an autopsy
parsonage
patrimony
moribund
postmortem
11
Ground seeds of the cacao bean are the ____ of cocoa.
familial
essence
patronage
entity
12
childlike; unsophisticated
nascent
naive
pedantic
orthopedic
13
After the meeting, we sat down and conducted a ____ of all the important ideas that were introduced.
pedagogy
postmortem
avuncular
entity
14
Each twin wanted to be treated as a(n) ____.
entity
avuncular
pedagogue
nonentity
15
We thought it was very _____ of him to not understand the proper way to behave in that situation.
patrimonial
naive
orthopedic
nascent
16
dominated by one's wife
patrimony
monogamy
uxorious
bigamy
17
Anthropological research suggests that the early society of Crete was a _______.
avuncular
matriarchy
matrix
pedagogue
18
She felt like a(n) ____ in the room full of a thousand people.
entity
avuncular
postmortem
nonentity
19
business clientele; customers
nonentity
patronage
patrimony
essence
20
Latin root for “father”
FRATER, FRATRIS
PATER, PATRIS
MATER, MATRIS
AVUNCULUS, ANUNCULI
21
like an uncle
fraternal
familial
maternal
avuncular
22
Islamic law allows a woman to retain all rights to her _____ when she marries.
entity
avuncular
patrimony
patronage
23
to register as a student at a college or university
innate
mortify
matriculate
patronize
24
After the ____ was done, we knew that he had died of natural causes.
avuncular
postmortem
familial
patrimony
25
We were embarrassed by the ____ behavior of the immature people in our tour group.
orthopedic
postmortem
pedant
purile
26
Latin root for “brother”
AVUNCULUS, ANUMCULI
PATER, PATRIS
MATER, MATRIS
FRATER, FRATRIS
27
Even though he wasn’t really our uncle, we treated him in a(n)______ way.
patriarchal
fraternal
avuncular
patronymic
28
a perfume
entity
purile
essence
postmortem
29
The ____ of her scent wafted through the room.
essence
entity
patronymic
postmortem
30
a society ruled or controlled by women
matriarchy
familial
patriarchy
monogamy
31
She was so happy on the day she went to _____ at the University of Illinois and enrolled in classes.
familiarize
patrimony
matriculate
euthanize
32
His ____ wife made the family go to Disneyland even though he wanted the family to go camping.
uxorious
patriarchal
familial
monogamous
33
pertaining to brothers; brotherly
fraternal
maternal
paternal
avuncular
34
He would have committed ___ if he had gotten married again before his first marriage had been annulled.
entity
bigamy
monogamy
polygamy
35
Latin root for "mother"
UXOR, UXORIS
GAMOS
PATER, PATRIS
MATER, MATRIS
36
Latin root meaning “to be born”
MORIOR, MORI, MORTUUM
THANATOS
NASCOR, NASCIM NATUM
SUM, ESSE, FUI, FUTURUM
37
Instead of driving downtown, we _____ our local grocery store.
matriculate
patronage
fraternize
patronize
38
We assumed the girl felt comfortable in her new school because we saw her _____ with other students often.
mortify
matriculate
fraternize
patronize
39
When her grandfather passed away, her grandmother became the _____ of the family.
matriarch
patronage
patriarch
avuncular
40
“Don’t ____ me,” the girl said to her older sister.
patronize
postmortem
matriculate
matrix
41
pedagogue
a father
an uncle
a scholarly showoff
a teacher
42
a founding father or wise man
patriarch
pedant
postmortem
matriarch
43
the surroundings within which something begins or develops
avuncular
patronage
renaissance
matrix
44
When looking at her genealogy, she learned a lot about her ____ connections.
familial
patronymic
postmortem
nascent
45
SUM, ESSE, FUI, FUTURUM
Latin root meaning "to be"
Greek root meaning "child, boy"
Latin root meaning "to die"
Latin root meaning "wife"
46
branch of medicine treating disorders of the skeletal system and tissues related to movement
pedagogue
nonentity
orthopedics
bigamy
47
Anthropological research suggests that the early society of Crete was a _______.
patronage
nascent
matriculation
matriarchy
48
Her ____ was felt as we walked through the art museum and thought of her.
entity
patronage
essence
purile
49
Greek root meaning “child” or “boy”
PATER, PATRIS
SUM, ESSE, FUI, FUTURUM
PUER
PAIS, PAIDOS
50
possessed at birth; inborn
maternal
innate
paternal
entity
51
something that has a real or independent existence
entity
matrix
essence
nonentity
52
Chief Joseph was the _____ of his tribe.
matriarch
fraternal
patronage
patriarch
53
My mother took me to the _____ specialist when I broke my arm.
postmortem
orthopedic
pedant
moribund
54
There was a ____ of goodwill between the two quarreling groups.
nonentity
nascent
postmortem
renaissance
55
The twins shared an extremely strong _____ bond.
paternal
avuncular
fraternal
maternal
56
support or encouragement
moribund
patronage
patrimony
essence
57
the male head of a family or tribe
avuncular
renaissance
matriarch
patriarch
58
Latin root for “wife”
GAMOS
UXOR, UXORIS
MATER, MATRIS
FAMILIA
59
having to do with the family
patrimony
avuncular
familial
fraternal
60
The ___ of her relaxation began when she stepped out onto the powdery sand and felt the warm sun on her arms.
monogamy
bigamy
matrix
pedagogue
61
a rebirth; a renewal
renaissance
entity
essence
naive
62
Greek root meaning “death”
MORIOR, MORI, MORTUUM
THANATOS
SUM, ESSE, FUI, FUTURUM
PUER
63
an Old Testament ancestor
patriarch
bigamist
avuncular
patronage
64
PUER
Latin root meaning "to die"
Greek root meaning "a male child"
Greek root meaning "marriage"
Latin root meaning " a male child"
65
We felt that her ____ quality of kindness must have been instilled at birth.
fraternal
innate
maternal
paternal
66
emerging; coming into existence
nascent
essence
pedagogical
innate
67
She believed that the practice of marrying only one spouse or ____, was proper and legal.
entity
polygamy
bigamy
monogamy
68
A true scholar seeks to understand the causes of historical events, but a ____ only memorizes their dates.
pedant
pedagogue
nonentity
orthopedist
69
Her idea that she could talk in class whenever she wanted was a(n) _____ and was only in her imagination.
pedant
entity
fraternal
nonentity
70
to go to regularly
matriculate
patronize
avuncular
fraternize
71
Even though she didn’t have a teaching degree, she considered herself a ____ .
nonentity
pedagogue
patronage
pedant
72
MORIOR, MORI, MORTUUM
Greek root meaning "to die"
Greek root meaning "boy or child"
Latin root meaning "to be"
Latin root meaning "to die"
73
a person or thing of no importance
avuncular
patronage
nonentity
entity
74
Good teachers encourage the ____ skills of young writers.
matriculation
nascent
naive
pedant
75
the basic element; the identifying characteristic
postmortem
essence
purile
nonentity
76
something that does not exist or exists only in the imagination
entity
pedant
postmortem
nonentity
77
to be friendly with
matrix
fraternize
patronize
matriculate
78
childish; immature
pedant
purile
fraternal
familial
79
to treat someone as an inferior
patronize
patronage
moribund
mortify
80
marriage to a single mate
monogamy
entity
polygamy
bigamy
81
Some churches see _____ by fasting from foods as a way to get closer to God.
matriculation
patronage
mortification
patronymic
82
marriage to two mates
polygamy
monogamy
bigamy
entity
83
a family inheritance
patronage
nascent
patrimony
renaissance
84
the act of painlessly killing a suffering person or animal; mercy killing
nonentity
euthanasia
postmortem
patrimony
85
a substance in concentrated form obtained from a plant or drug
entity
essence
purile
pedant
86
The wave
became ____ as it traveled all the way around the stadium.
moribund
mortified
pedant
patronymic
87
to shame
matriarchal
mortify
moribund
pedagogical
88
about to die or end
pedantic
moribund
patrimonial
mortify
89
a scholarly show-off
pedant
nonentity
entity
postmortem
90
Researchers use a ____ of nutritious gelatin to grow bacteria in laboratories.
matrix
perdant
patronymic
pedagogue
91
name derived from a paternal ancestor
pedagogue
pendant
patrimony
matriarchy