WU Quiz 14-29
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ActingAllie on October 28, 2010
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Language Arts MPCS Mrs. Griffin 7th grade
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 in what way, when, where, to what extent | an adverb answers |
| quickly | What is the adverb in the sentence... The dog ran quickly. |
| yesterday | What is the adverb in the sentence... The children took a test yesterday |
| rapidly | What is the adverb in the sentence... They ran rapidly. |
| when | What does the adverb answer... We never walk to school. |
| in what way | What does the adverb answer... She ran rapidly around the track. |
| where | What does the adverb answer... They met outside. |
| to what extent | What does the adverb answer... The new building was completely destroyed by the fire. |
| cloister | to seclude; a quiet place |
| holocaust | a great destruction resulting in the extensive loss of life (especially by fire) |
| omnipresent | present everywhere |
| pandemonium | a wild uproar |
| pandemonium | Give an antonym for... cloister. |
| reconstruction | Give an antonym for... holocaust. |
| absent | Give an antonym for... omnipresent. |
| calm | Give an antonym for... pandemonium. |
| when | What does the adverb answer... The mail carrier finally arrived. |
| where | What does the adverb answer... We ran out to meet her. |
| in what way | What does the adverb answer... Maggie clapped her hands excitedly. |
| omnipotent | having unlimited power, all powerful |
| preclude | to make impossible, to prevent |
| recluse | a person who avoids mixing with other people |
| totalitarian | form of government in which one person/ party holds all control |
| adjective | Adjective or Adverb... The math problem was easy to Thomas. |
| adjective | Adjective or Adverb... Carol always has a friendly smile for everyone. |
| adverb | Adjective or Adverb... We were hardly surprised at the election results. |
| annihilate | to destroy completely |
| negate | to rule out; to cancel; to repeal |
| overt | done or shown openly (opposite of covert) |
| vanity | conceit, especially about one's appearance |
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