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Vocab for Achievement First Course Lesson 1 - Words About Dictionaries
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10. A completely
phonetic
spelling of the phrase "tough luck"
tuf lock
tugh luck
tuf luk
touf luck
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8. Dictionary publicists often publish both
abridged
and unabridged versions.
bilingual
geographical
shortened
reference
3
7.
Pear
and
pair
are _____ words.
homonymous
homonym
homonyms
4
The first English dictionary with word entries was published in the 1600s.
True or False?
FALSE
TRUE
5
9. A reason you might
abridge
a play
to fit a time limit
to extend the play
to honor the writer
to show off
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10. You can find dictionaries of
homonyms
, antonyms, and abbreviations.
same-sounding words
word origins
historical figures
quotations
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7. They must also consider changes in pronunciation for their
phonetic
representations.
grammar
word-origin
sound
quotation
8
8. After the conference on child development, a _____ of the lectures was published.
citation
gazetteer
lexicon
compendium
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4. Reading material that many people
browse
through
a mystery thriller
a short story
a novel
a newspaper
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9. Encyclopedia _____ are in alphabetical order.
entries
browsers
phonetics
homonyms
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5. When reading ancient Greek texts, it is helpful to have a good _____.
lexicons
lexicographer
lexicography
lexicon
12
4. I found information for my geography report in a _____.
compendium
gazetteer
homonym
lexicon
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1. The oldest dictionary that we know about is a
compendium
of word lists.
encylopedia
summary
word origin
collection
14
10. I included many _____ of primary sources in my history report.
entries
gazetteers
citations
etymologies
15
There is only one type of dictionary.
True or False?
TRUE
FALSE
16
6. The _____ for the word
origin
showed that it comes from the Latin
oriri
, which means...
compendium
citation
lexicon
etymology
17
1. Andrew _____ through the books on the library shelf.
cited
abridged
browsed
entered
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2. The most likely
etymology
of the word "student"
Latin, studere
French, eleve
English, to learn
Pig Latin, udenstay
19
2. This was the first English dictionary to have real
entries
.
quotations
information about words
same-sounding words
word spellings
20
8. Sean enjoys _____ in stores, but he has a hard time deciding what to buy.
browsed
browsing
browse
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5. Today's dictionaries are researched by teams of
lexicographers
.
dictionary writers
geographers
famous authors
historians
22
3. Sometimes it is necessary to _____ a long story to keep people's attention.
abridged
abridgement
abridge
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5. Someone who would most likely receive a
citation
for bravery
a dangerous driver
a lost child
a famous scientist
a heroic firefighter
24
2. I checked several _____ in the dictionary.
entries
entry
25
1. The best title for a
compendium
of literature
A Poem by Frost
My Life
European Writers
Ancient Greece
26
3. An example of
homonyms
share, shore
hear, bear
be, bee
red, scarlet
27
1. Many young children use _____ spellings; for example, they might write
enuff
instead...
phonetics
phonetic
28
4. The first
etymological
dictionary was published in 1721.
authoritative
collection
bilingual
word-origin
29
9. When writing a research paper, it is important to _____ your sources.
citation
citing
cite
citations
30
6. Yoshi checked a _____ to find out the names of important rivers in Africa.
gazetteer
gazetteers
31
5. The _____ text was much shorter than the original version.
homonymous
abridged
etymological
phonetic
32
4. The _____ of essays by Mr. Rongo's seventh-grade class was distributed to the whole school.
compendium
compendiums
33
8. Information you would find in a
gazetteer
homonyms
word origins
definitions
names of landforms
34
6. Each year, these researchers collect over 100,000
citations
of word use to support their...
references
short versions
synonyms
dictionaries
35
7. The usual
entry
to a house
the front door
a place people live
the dictionary
the side window
36
Most dictionaries are put together by one or two language experts.
True or False?
TRUE
FALSE
37
10. The _____ studied the origins of English words.
etymologist
etymology
etymological
38
2. The _____ of medicine includes many scientific words.
gazetteer
etymology
citation
lexicon
39
3. In 1703, Lawrence Echard wrote the
Gazetteer's
or
Newsmen's Interpreter.
abbreviators'
collectors'
geographers'
linguists'
40
Challenge
: Dictionary _____ include a word's pronunciation, definition, and _____.
lexicons...homonym
entries...etymology
compendium...entry
41
7. In their writing, people often confuse the _____
there
and
their
.
phonetics
homonyms
etymologies
lexicons
42
6. A reason why you would consult a
lexicon
to find an exam
to find a joke
to find a definition
to find a city
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3. The _____ spelling showed that the final e in the word is silent.
homonymous
cited
phonetic
abridged
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9. Browse
through any large bookstore, and you will see hundreds of different types.
Look casually
Sound out
Search thoroughly
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