6 Written Questions

1. n. Attitude or mood
2. v. To bring back to rightness, order, or morality
3. adj. Occurring at the time of most influence
4. v. To forcibly place upon
5. Latin aptare, aptum "to fit"
6. n. Skill or suitability for

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Latin ponere, positum "to put, place"
   1. posit
   2. impose
   3. apt/ept
   4. pos/pon
2. v. To look like or predict a later thing or event
   1. prefigure
   2. aptitude
   3. reform
   4. effigy
3. n. A figure constructed in mockery
   1. fig
   2. form
   3. effigy
   4. reform
4. v. To put forth; assert
   1. posit
   2. fig
   3. impose
   4. form
5. n. Something invented or imaginary
   1. figment
   2. inept
   3. form
   4. fig

5 True/False Questions

1. misinformation → n. Untrue or wrong information

   True        False

2. adept → adj. Unskilled; clumsy

   True        False

3. form → v. To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

   True        False

4. inept → adj. Skilled; expert at

   True        False

5. fig → Latin fingere, fictum, "to shape"

   True        False