Lesson 7

5 Written Questions

1. (n) previous notice or warning; anticipation of an event without conscious reason (the word monster comes from the Latin monstrum, meaning "an evil omen" and derives from the word monere which means "to warn")
2. (v) to feel or show great respect for; revere; to honor
3. to warn
4. (adj) having no fixed course; deviating from what is standard; strange; irreguar; abnormal (Err is derived from Latin errare, "to wander"
5. without

5 Matching Questions

1. ex-
2. nomen
3. Animosity
4. pre-
5. -ous

1. a before
2. b full of
3. c name
4. d (n) ill will or resentment toward, active hostility; hatred; grudge; spite; bitterness; opposition
5. e out, completely

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. believe
   1. cred
   2. con-
   3. -ic
   4. pre-
2. love
   1. venere (venus)
   2. monere
   3. Venerate
   4. Incredulous
3. soul
   1. an-
   2. anima
   3. -ity
   4. nomen
4. (adj) not harmonious; incompatible; disagreeing; unsuitable
   1. con-
   2. Anonymous
   3. Incongruous
   4. Incredulous
5. (adj) deeply, earnest; serious; of impressive and serious nature; sacred; gloomy; somber
   1. monere
   2. nomen
   3. -ous
   4. Solemn

5 True/False Questions

1. -ate → quality of

   True        False

2. in- → without

   True        False

3. -tion → quality of

   True        False

4. Horde → (n) a people or tribe of nomadic life; a teeming crowd or throng; a swarm, as of people, animals or insects

   True        False

5. Incredulous → (adj) unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true; skeptical

   True        False