Vocab/ Greek + Latin 1 Review

The Greek/ Latin root -spir- most nearly means:

Which Greek/ Latin (or Greek/ Latin inspired) term has to do with TWO lines of poetry that usually rhyme?

Which root deals with music or having musical qualities?

"I would walk 500 miles just to be the man who knocked down your door" would be an example of:

If you accidentally said the word "fun" and then immediately asked for someone to "pardon your French," you used an:

Which vocabulary term has to do with four lines of poetry, usually with an alternating rhyme scheme?

Which vocabulary phrase would be the best ANTONYM (opposite) to describe this sweet, innocent lil' baby kitten?

Which Greek/ Latin root MOST LIKELY means "lead or bring"?

She noisily slurped the chicken soup, and some of her spittle splattered onto me. This is a disgusting example of:

The word INSPIRE most nearly means:

Which of the following elements does the author NOT use in "Seventh Grade? to move the plot along?

Which Greek or Latin root has to do with expressing thanks for something that is pleasing?

A ____ in poetry is like a paragraph in a story.

The Greek/ Latin root -sist- MOST NEARLY means:

A _______ is a term used to describe the last six lines of a sonnet.

If you opened the door just a bit to see if anyone was outside, you would open it just a ___________

The Greek/ Latin root -trib- most nearly means:

If you were asked to write a hit song, it needs to be _______ because it's music.

A/an ____________ is a phrase whose meaning is different than the literal words on the page.

An idiom is when a phrase has the EXACT literal meaning as the words on the page.

True or False: a simile can also be a hyperbole.

Which root DOES NOT deal with numbers?

Which vocabulary word would describe Mrs. Potts from "Beauty and the Beast"?

The word RESIST most nearly means:

My ELA teacher sat on the desk; the desk groaned in pain. This is an example of: