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Ten, tent = to hold, keep, maintain. 1.Although his position was untenable, he refused to give up the argument. Expression “fighting a losing battle”

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1 ten, tent = to hold, keep, maintain

2 1.Although his position was untenable, he refused to give up the argument. Expression “fighting a losing battle” Bug Menot Sam CaldwellBug Menot Sam Caldwell25 days She's to be commended for pleading guilty? She's a prosecutor and a public figure. She knows she can't win. And if she fought the charge it would just turn public opinion against her more than it is.

3 2. Don’t repeat the conversation word for word; just give me the tenor of it. (the “gist”)

4 3. The little child was quite tenacious in holding on to her mother’s skirt.

5 4. He has always abided by the tenet that you should “do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” tenet = principle = aphorism

6 5. The teacher received tenure after three years of teaching.

7 6. The second highest official in state government is often called the lieutenant governor.

8 detention = noun detain = verb sustenance = noun sustain = verb tenacious = adjective tenacity = noun

9 tenant a : one who holds or possesses real estate or sometimes personal property (as a security) by any kind of right b : one who has the occupation or temporary possession of lands or tenements of another; specifically : one who rents or leases (as a house) from a landlordreal estatehouse

10 Tenant farmer : a farmer who works land owned by another and pays rent either in cash or in shares of produce

11 tenement : apartment building; especially : one meeting minimum standards of sanitation, safety, and comfort and usually located in a cityapartment building

12 maintain :to keep in an existing state to upkeep property or equipment

13 sustain 1 : to give support or relief to 2 : to nourish 3: keep up, prolong

14 Part D 21. To get ready for high school, this summer I plan to read some good books, to answer the SAT question daily, and watching the news for current events.

15 Part D 22. There are some good places to volunteer during the summer.

16 Part D 23. Making flashcards, go to quizlet.com, and quizzing the words with my friend help me study for the vocabulary test.

17 Part D 24. It is important to stay organized.


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