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1. Normally comes at the end-- regretfully a.Root b.Prefix c.Suffix d.Compound word e.Context clue
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2. Use surrounding words for meaning—Don’t rummage in my stuff and I’ll not search through yours. a.Root b.Prefix c.Suffix d.Compound word e.Context clue
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3. Normally comes at the beginning- prescribe a.Root b.Prefix c.Suffix d.Compound word e.Context clue
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4. Carries the basic meaning-- prescription a.Root b.Prefix c.Suffix d.Compound word e.Context clue
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5. Made from two shorter words-- houseboat a.Root b.Prefix c.Suffix d.Compound word e.Context clue
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6. Feelings tied to a word or idea— using smell rather than stink, or using fragrance rather than smell a.Affix b.Synonym c.Antonym d.Literal e.Connotation
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7. What the words actually mean--I walked down the steps, rather than I flew down the steps. a.Affix b.Synonym c.Antonym d.Literal e.Connotation
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8. A word that means the same as another word– slender or thin a.Affix b.Synonym c.Antonym d.Literal e.Connotation
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9. The opposite meaning of a word—love and loathe a.Affix b.Synonym c.Antonym d.Literal e.Connotation
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10. A word or syllable added to a word to produce a derived or inflected form a.Affix b.Synonym c.Antonym d.Literal e.Connotation
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11. monarchy a.All knowing b.All powerful c.Rule by one d.A long speech made by one person e.Relating to several cultures
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12. multicultural a.All knowing b.All powerful c.Rule by one d.A long speech made by one person e.Relating to several cultures
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13. omniscient a.All knowing b.All powerful c.Rule by one d.A long speech made by one person e.Relating to several cultures
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14. omnipotent a.All knowing b.All powerful c.Rule by one d.A long speech made by one person e.Relating to several cultures
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15. monologue a.All knowing b.All powerful c.Rule by one d.A long speech made by one person e.Relating to several cultures
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16. Unify a.To make a copy of; to repeat b.Having two sides c.To kill off or destroy completely d.To consolidate; to make into one e.A group of three literary works
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17. bilateral a.To make a copy of; to repeat b.Having two sides c.To kill off or destroy completely d.To consolidate; to make into a unit e.A group of three literary works
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18. duplicate a.To make a copy of; to repeat b.Having two sides c.To kill off or destroy completely d.To consolidate; to make into a unit e.A group of three literary works
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19. trilogy a.To make a copy of; to repeat b.Having two sides c.To kill off or destroy completely d.To consolidate; to make into a unit e.A group of three literary works
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20. decimate a.To make a copy of; to repeat b.Having two sides c.To kill off or destroy completely d.To consolidate; to make into a unit e.A group of three literary works
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21. magnanimous Find the antonym. a.Enormous b.Selfish, resentful, vengeful c.To make larger, bigger, greater d.Unattractive, disgusting, horrible
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22. Minuscule Find the antonym. a.Enormous b.Selfish, resentful, vengeful c.To make larger, bigger, greater d.Unattractive, disgusting, horrible
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23. magnificent Find the antonym. a.Enormous b.Selfish, resentful, vengeful c.To make larger, bigger, greater d.Unattractive, disgusting, horrible
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24. minimize Find the antonym. a.Enormous b.Selfish, resentful, vengeful c.To make larger, bigger, greater d.Unattractive, disgusting, horrible
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25. She found her _______ had left Ireland during the 1845 Potato Famine. A. Posthumous B. Precede C. Foremost D. Antecedent
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26. Since he died in 2004, who will get to control the vast estate generated by writer Stieg Larsson’s three _____ thrillers? A. Posthumous B. Precede C. Foremost D. Antecedent
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27. Who is the _____ writer of the 20 th century—Ernest Hemingway or John Steinbeck? A. Posthumous B. Precede C. Foremost D. Antecedent
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28. Blue / White Day was _____(ed) by locker clean-out. A. Posthumous B. Precede C. Foremost D. Antecedent
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29. To agree in rate or speed a.Ultimatum b.Primal c.Allocate d.Chronic e.Synchronize
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30. First in time, original a.Ultimatum b.Primal c.Allocate d.Chronic e.Synchronize
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31. A final offer or demand a.Ultimatum b.Primal c.Allocate d.Chronic e.Synchronize
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32. To set aside for a special purpose a.Ultimatum b.Primal c.Allocate d.Chronic e.Synchronize
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33. Continuing perpetually, constant a.Ultimatum b.Primal c.Allocate d.Chronic e.Synchronize
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34. Subliminal a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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35. Oversight a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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36. Submissive a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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37. Overbearing a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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38. Submerge a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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39. Subordinate a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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40. Extrapolate a.To plunge into something, especially water b.To infer or estimate c.Giving into the demands of others d.Haughtily or rudely arrogant e.Existing without conscious awareness f.Of less importance, secondary g.An omission due to carelessness
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41. Disarming a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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42. Abstain a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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43. Antidote a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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44. Anticlimactic a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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45. Disgruntled a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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46. Disclaimer a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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47. Discrepancy a.A substance to work against a poison b.To feel dissatisfied or irritated c.To choose not to do something, like vote d.A refusal to accept responsibility e.A disappointing ending f.Using charm to remove suspicion g.A failure to match up
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48. Evil, tending to produce death or deterioration a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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49. Helpful, entitling one to receive an advantage a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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50. A disease; an unwholesome or disordered condition a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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51. Act immorally a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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52. Kind, charitable a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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53. favorable, not life-threatening a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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54. To misunderstand a.Beneficial b.Misconduct c.Misconstrue d.Malady e.Benign f.Malignant g.Benevolent
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