5 Written Questions

1. An enlisted soldier in the U.S. Army (usually an infantryman in World War II)
2. To remove parts from a machine or vehicle to create a similar unit; to cause something to become diminished
3. To come at a sharp angle or on a zigzag course
4. plainess of speech; openess
5. An easy, slow gallop

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A rule, principle, or standard; a body of church-related law
   1. canon
   2. canny
   3. canter
   4. candor
2. Careful or shrewd; skilled
   1. canon
   2. canter
   3. canard
   4. canny
3. To track or follow like a dog, especially with ill or negative intentions
   1. dogleg
   2. dogface
   3. dog
   4. canon
4. A verse that is comical or of a mocking nature
   1. dog-eard
   2. doggerel
   3. dogface
   4. dogleg
5. A false or illogical report or rumor
   1. canon
   2. canard
   3. candor
   4. canter

5 True/False Question

1. dogmatic → An enlisted soldier in the U.S. Army (usually an infantryman in World War II)
   

   True        False

2. dogfight → Combat engaged between enemy aircraft; any rough battle
   

   True        False

3. dog-eard → A verse that is comical or of a mocking nature
   

   True        False

4. canaille → Rubbish or rabble
   

   True        False

5. canorous → A rule, principle, or standard; a body of church-related law
   

   True        False