<SAT Vocabulary & Roots> "List 4"

The Latin root "lumin" is associated with:

What does the word "cordial" mean?

Who is typically the central character or hero in a story, often facing challenges and conflicts?

The Latin root "medi" or "midi" is connected to the concept of:

If someone is described as "diplomatic," what quality do they possess?

To "emulate" someone means to:

To "abrogate" something means to:

If something is described as "irksome," it is:

The Latin root "magn" is related to:

What does it mean to "expound" on a topic?

Which character is the primary source of conflict and opposition for the protagonist in a story?

The word "omnipotent" refers to someone who:

What does "multifarious" mean?

Which word best describes someone who is "sanguine"?

The Latin root "migr" is associated with:

Which of the following best defines "heterogeneous"?

What type of irony involves a contrast between what is said and what is meant, often with a sarcastic or mocking tone?

a contrast between what is expected to happen and what actually happens in a situation?

In which type of irony do readers or viewers know something that the characters in the story do not?

The Latin root "mal" often signifies: