5 Written Questions

1. the dispensing or receiving of reward or punishment especially in the hereafter (noun)- comes from "tribuer" meaning "to give"
2. the quality of lively or enthusiastic expression of thoughts pr feelings (noun)- comes from "exuber" meaning "fruitful"
3. to fill especially with food to satiety (verb)
4. expressed or carried on without words or speech (adj)- comes from tacite/tacitus meaning silent
5. blustering swaggering conduct (behavior);over-confident (noun)

5 Matching Questions

1. acrid
2. enmity
3. transgressed
4. brandishing
5. malevolent

1. a to shake or wave (as a weapon) menacingly (threateningly) (verb)
2. b positive, active, and typically mutual hatred or ill will (noun)- comes from "enemi" meaning "enemy"
3. c having, showing, or arising from intense often vicious ill will, spite, or hatred (adj)- coems from mal meaning bad
4. d sharply and harsh or unpleasantly pungent in taste or odor; irritating (adj)- comes from acr-/acer meaning sharp
5. e to go beyond a boundary or limit; to pass beyond or go over a limit or boundary (verb)- comes from "trans" meaning "across", and "gress" meaning "to go or step"

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. angered aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean (noun)- comes from "indignus" meaning "unworthy"
   1. indignation
   2. meritorious
   3. retribution
   4. enmity
2. feeling shame or humiliation (noun)
   1. indignation
   2. malevolent
   3. crestfallen
   4. reverence
3. a group of related individuals; one's relative; family relationship (kindship) (adj.)- comes from "kin" meaning "family)
   1. decree
   2. acrid
   3. kindred
   4. jeer
4. marked by propriety and good taste; correct; smart/clever (adj)- comes from "decere" meaning "beauty/to be fitting"
   1. meritorious
   2. decorous
   3. ludicrous
   4. decree
5. honor or respect felt or shown (noun)- comes from "revere/ver" meaning "fear"
   1. decree
   2. reverence
   3. ebullience
   4. jeer

5 True/False Questions

1. meritorious → marked by propriety and good taste; correct; smart/clever (adj)- comes from "decere" meaning "beauty/to be fitting"

   True        False

2. decree → an order usually having the force of law (noun/verb)

   True        False

3. infallible → incapable of error (adj.)- comes from "fal/falio" meaning "false" and "in" meaning "not"

   True        False

4. ludicrous → marked by propriety and good taste; correct; smart/clever (adj)- comes from "decere" meaning "beauty/to be fitting"

   True        False

5. jeer → to speak or cry out with derision or mockery (verb/noun)

   True        False