5 Written Questions

1. overly dramatic
2. (1) to give your financial support to something (2) to talk down to someone
3. chief father of a family or of a society
4. a father's name adapted and given to his children. Example: Ireland: Brian's son was John O'Brian; Sweden: Peter's son was John Peterson; Scotland: Donald's son was John MacDonald
5. your environment or your surroundings

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. monia - condition
   1. patrimony (der)
   2. patriarch (der)
   3. patrimony (def)
   4. patriarch (def)
2. a condition or inheritance from a father, usually money or land
   1. patrimony (der)
   2. patrimony (def)
   3. patronymic (def)
   4. patriarch (def)
3. one who acts like a father toward another, usually by giving financial support as a father would
   1. patrician
   2. patronize
   3. patron
   4. patriotism
4. nobly born person; descendant of the founding fathers of Rome
   1. patrician
   2. patronize
   3. patriotism
   4. patron
5. archos - chief
   1. patrimony (der)
   2. patriarch (def)
   3. patrimony (def)
   4. patriarch (der)

4 True/False Question

1. patriotism → (1) to give your financial support to something (2) to talk down to someone
   

   True        False

2. forbear → your environment or your surroundings
   

   True        False

3. pater/patris → love for the fatherland
   

   True        False

4. patronymic (der) → onyma - name
   

   True        False