vocab cards lesson 5 and 6

5 Written Questions

1. -to give forms of verbs in a fixed order
2. -to forgive, to disregard an offense.
3. -characteristic of ordinary conversation than formal speech or writing
4. -showing an orderly relation of parts
   -sticking together
5. - a natural talent or ability, quickness in learning.

5 Matching Questions

1. inept
2. stringent
3. impertinent
4. commiserate
5. abstain

1. a -without skill
   -inappropriate or out of place, foolish or absurd
2. b -impudent, rude
3. c -to refrain from something by one's choice
4. d -severe, constricted, or tight
   - pertaining to scarcity
5. e -to feel or express sorrow or pity

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. -thoroughly remorseful and repentant of one's sins.
   1. contrite
   2. condone
   3. conjugate
   4. tenacity
2. - to conquer, to dominate completely
   1. adjunct
   2. conjugate
   3. subjugate
   4. strait
3. - a serious state of affairs
   -a condition or point of being joined
   1. injunction
   2. adjunct
   3. aptitude
   4. juncture
4. -an authoritative command or order
   1. injunction
   2. inept
   3. juncture
   4. adjunct
5. -spacious, room, as in a house
   1. condone
   2. commiserate
   3. commodious
   4. colloquial

5 True/False Questions

1. strait → -to refrain from something by one's choice

   True        False

2. astringent → -severe, constricted, or tight
   - pertaining to scarcity

   True        False

3. adjunct → -an added part not essential to the whole.

   True        False

4. tenacity → - a narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water
   - a difficulty or bad position

   True        False

5. pertinacious → -holding firmly, even stubbornly to a belief

   True        False