vocab. lesson 4 and 5

5 Written Questions

1. to regard with repugnance; loathe
   verb
   root word : horrer - to shudder
2. something transcribed; a written, typewritten, or printed copy, especially of a legal record or a student's school record
   noun
3. to stray from or evade the truth; equivocate
   verb
4. the substitution of an inoffensive term for one considered offensively explicit; the term thus substituted
   noun
5. widely but unfavorable know; publicly or generally known
   adjective
   root word: notus - known

5 Matching Questions

1. paucity
2. assuage
3. ingenuity
4. rectify
5. surreptitious

1. a obtained, done, made by stealth; secet and unauthorized; clandestine
   adjective
   root word: rapere- to seize
2. b the quality of being ingenious; inventive talent
   noun
3. c smallness of number, fewness; smallness of quantity; dearth, scarcity
   noun
4. d to make, put or set right; remedy;correct
   verb
   root word: rect- straight
5. e to make milder or less severe; mitigate, ease; to satisfy, mollify, or pacify
   verb
   root word: suavis - sweet

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. not clearly expressed or outlined, indefinite; uncertain in thought or expression; lacking in definite shape, form, or character; not clearly defined; ambiguous; indecisively felt, perceived, understood or recalled; hazy
   adjective
   1. vague
   2. abhor
   3. malice
   4. assuage
2. the state or quality of being sober; temperance or moderation; seriousness; solemnity
   noun
   1. verbosity
   2. paucity
   3. rectify
   4. sobriety
3. to counsel against something; caution or advise; to notify of or reprove for a fault.
   verb
   1. malice
   2. alienate
   3. abhor
   4. admonish
4. to consent or comply passively or without protest
   verb
   1. malice
   2. alienate
   3. acquiesce
   4. assuage
5. the use or containment of an excessive number of words; wordy
   noun
   1. rectify
   2. paucity
   3. sobriety
   4. verbosity

5 True/False Questions

1. malice → not clearly expressed or outlined, indefinite; uncertain in thought or expression; lacking in definite shape, form, or character; not clearly defined; ambiguous; indecisively felt, perceived, understood or recalled; hazy
   adjective

   True        False

2. effervescent → deviating, drawing apart from a common point
   verb
   root word: vergere - to bend, turn

   True        False

3. divergent → deviating, drawing apart from a common point
   verb
   root word: vergere - to bend, turn

   True        False

4. transcendent → something transcribed; a written, typewritten, or printed copy, especially of a legal record or a student's school record
   noun

   True        False

5. alienate → the desire to harm others or to see others suffer; ill-will, spite; the intent, without just cause or reason, to commit an unlawful act that will result in injury to another
   noun

   True        False