*GRAMMAR 16.5-16.7 TEST REVIEW REDO

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*GRAMMAR 16.5-16.7 TEST REVIEW REDO

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Grammar 16.5: Word Roots
PART 1 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the root of the word. (17 points)
          *You are not putting the whole word in the box, just a few letters based on the word root chart.

2. Select the correct definition for the word. Use the word root to help. (15 points)
          *Each definition will be used exactly one time within each set of five questions.

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WORD ROOT: prospector

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WORD ROOT: description

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WORD ROOT: porter

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WORD ROOT: audience

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WORD ROOT: propellers

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NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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WORD ROOT: conduct

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WORD ROOT: eject

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WORD ROOT: rejection

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WORD ROOT: audition

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WORD ROOT: suspect

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NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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WORD ROOT: monarch

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WORD ROOT: benefit

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WORD ROOT #1: chronometer

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WORD ROOT #2: chronometer

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WORD ROOT: dictate

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WORD ROOT #1: manufacture

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WORD ROOT #2: manufacture

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Grammar 16.6: Prefixes and Suffixes
PART 2 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Select the correct word that matches the definition provided. (15 points)
          *Each word will be used exactly one time within each set of five questions.

2. Identify the prefix or suffix in each word. (15 points)
          *You are not putting the whole word in the box, just a few letters based on the prefix/suffix chart.

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not regular

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: to become tough

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not proper

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: able to be flexed

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: before history

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not able to agree

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not proper

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: the state of being a mother

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who makes art

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: something that causes congestion

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not balanced

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: in a sensitive manner

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: to mark off or draw a line around

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: a lesser committee

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: full of cancer

Grammar 16.7: Synonyms and Antonyms
PART 3 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Copy and paste the following website into the search bar in a new tab: https://www.thesaurus.com/

2. Type in the vocabulary word and hit enter.
Select the part of speech that is written in italics next to the word.

3. Write the FIRST synonym that appears. (15 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

4. Scroll down to search for any antonyms on the page.
Write the FIRST antonym that appears. (15 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

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Word #1 Synonym: ponder (verb: think about seriously)

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Word #1 Antonym: ponder (verb: think about seriously)

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Word #2 Synonym: ponderous (adj: heavy, cumbersome)

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Word #2 Antonym: ponderous (adj: heavy, cumbersome)

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Word #3 Synonym: suspend (verb: hang from above)

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Word #3 Antonym: suspend (verb: hang from above)

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Word #4 Synonym: commotion (noun: clamor, uproar)

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Word #4 Antonym: commotion (noun: clamor, uproar)

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Word #5 Synonym: demote (verb: downgrade, lower in rank)

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Word #5 Antonym: demote (verb: downgrade, lower in rank)

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Word #6 Synonym: immobilize (verb: disable)

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Word #6 Antonym: immobilize (verb: disable)

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Word #7 Synonym: mobile (adj: movable, travelling)

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Word #7 Antonym: mobile (adj: movable, travelling)

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Word #8 Synonym: momentary (adj: brief, fleeting)

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Word #8 Antonym: momentary (adj: brief, fleeting)

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Word #9 Synonym: momentous (adj: important; serious)

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Word #9 Antonym: momentous (adj: important; serious)

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Word #10 Synonym: motive (noun: reason, purpose)

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Word #10 Antonym: motive (noun: reason, purpose)

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Word #11 Synonym: promote (verb: help, advance)

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Word #11 Antonym: promote (verb: help, advance)

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Word #12 Synonym: remote (adj: out-of-the-way; in the distance)

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Word #12 Antonym: remote (adj: out-of-the-way; in the distance)

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Word #13 Synonym: barren (adj: unable to support growth)

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Word #13 Antonym: barren (adj: unable to support growth)

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Word #14 Synonym: confrontation (noun: conflict)

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Word #14 Antonym: confrontation (noun: conflict)

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Word #15 Synonym: fate (noun: predetermined course)

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Word #15 Antonym: fate (noun: predetermined course)

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Grammar 16.5: Word Roots
PART 1 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the root of the word. (17 points)
          *You are not putting the whole word in the box, just a few letters based on the word root chart.

2. Select the correct definition for the word. Use the word root to help. (15 points)
          *Each definition will be used exactly one time within each set of five questions.

WORD ROOT: prospector

DEFINITION: prospector

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

WORD ROOT: description

DEFINITION: description

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

WORD ROOT: porter

DEFINITION: porter

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

WORD ROOT: audience

DEFINITION: audience

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

WORD ROOT: propellers

DEFINITION: propellers

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

WORD ROOT: conduct

DEFINITION: conduct

WORD ROOT: eject

DEFINITION: eject

WORD ROOT: rejection

DEFINITION: rejection

WORD ROOT: audition

DEFINITION: audition

WORD ROOT: suspect

DEFINITION: suspect

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

WORD ROOT: monarch

DEFINITION: monarch

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

WORD ROOT: benefit

DEFINITION: benefit

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

WORD ROOT #1: chronometer

WORD ROOT #2: chronometer

DEFINITION: chronometer

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

WORD ROOT: dictate

DEFINITION: dictate

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

WORD ROOT #1: manufacture

WORD ROOT #2: manufacture

DEFINITION: manufacture

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

Grammar 16.6: Prefixes and Suffixes
PART 2 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Select the correct word that matches the definition provided. (15 points)
          *Each word will be used exactly one time within each set of five questions.

2. Identify the prefix or suffix in each word. (15 points)
          *You are not putting the whole word in the box, just a few letters based on the prefix/suffix chart.

DEFINITION: not regular

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not regular

DEFINITION: to become tough

PREFIX/SUFFIX: to become tough

DEFINITION: not proper

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not proper

DEFINITION: able to be flexed

PREFIX/SUFFIX: able to be flexed

DEFINITION: before history

PREFIX/SUFFIX: before history

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

DEFINITION: not able to agree

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not able to agree

DEFINITION: not proper

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not proper

DEFINITION: the state of being a mother

PREFIX/SUFFIX: the state of being a mother

DEFINITION: one who makes art

PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who makes art

DEFINITION: something that causes congestion

PREFIX/SUFFIX: something that causes congestion

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

DEFINITION: not balanced

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not balanced

PREFIX/SUFFIX: in a sensitive manner

PREFIX/SUFFIX: to mark off or draw a line around

PREFIX/SUFFIX: a lesser committee

PREFIX/SUFFIX: full of cancer

Grammar 16.7: Synonyms and Antonyms
PART 3 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Copy and paste the following website into the search bar in a new tab: https://www.thesaurus.com/

2. Type in the vocabulary word and hit enter.
Select the part of speech that is written in italics next to the word.

3. Write the FIRST synonym that appears. (15 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

4. Scroll down to search for any antonyms on the page.
Write the FIRST antonym that appears. (15 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

Word #1 Synonym: ponder (verb: think about seriously)

Word #1 Antonym: ponder (verb: think about seriously)

Word #2 Synonym: ponderous (adj: heavy, cumbersome)

Word #2 Antonym: ponderous (adj: heavy, cumbersome)

Word #3 Synonym: suspend (verb: hang from above)

Word #3 Antonym: suspend (verb: hang from above)

Word #4 Synonym: commotion (noun: clamor, uproar)

Word #4 Antonym: commotion (noun: clamor, uproar)

Word #5 Synonym: demote (verb: downgrade, lower in rank)

Word #5 Antonym: demote (verb: downgrade, lower in rank)

Word #6 Synonym: immobilize (verb: disable)

Word #6 Antonym: immobilize (verb: disable)

Word #7 Synonym: mobile (adj: movable, travelling)

Word #7 Antonym: mobile (adj: movable, travelling)

Word #8 Synonym: momentary (adj: brief, fleeting)

Word #8 Antonym: momentary (adj: brief, fleeting)

Word #9 Synonym: momentous (adj: important; serious)

Word #9 Antonym: momentous (adj: important; serious)

Word #10 Synonym: motive (noun: reason, purpose)

Word #10 Antonym: motive (noun: reason, purpose)

Word #11 Synonym: promote (verb: help, advance)

Word #11 Antonym: promote (verb: help, advance)

Word #12 Synonym: remote (adj: out-of-the-way; in the distance)

Word #12 Antonym: remote (adj: out-of-the-way; in the distance)

Word #13 Synonym: barren (adj: unable to support growth)

Word #13 Antonym: barren (adj: unable to support growth)

Word #14 Synonym: confrontation (noun: conflict)

Word #14 Antonym: confrontation (noun: conflict)

Word #15 Synonym: fate (noun: predetermined course)

Word #15 Antonym: fate (noun: predetermined course)

DEFINITION: prospector

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

DEFINITION: description

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

DEFINITION: porter

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

DEFINITION: audience

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

DEFINITION: propellers

people gathered to hear or see an event

person who searches for something, usually riches or treasure

detailed account that is often written down

person who carries luggage

devices that push a plane or boat forward

DEFINITION: conduct

throw out

a tryout, usually for an acting or singing role

someone under watch

lead

refusal

DEFINITION: eject

throw out

a tryout, usually for an acting or singing role

someone under watch

lead

refusal

DEFINITION: rejection

throw out

a tryout, usually for an acting or singing role

someone under watch

lead

refusal

DEFINITION: audition

throw out

a tryout, usually for an acting or singing role

someone under watch

lead

refusal

DEFINITION: suspect

throw out

a tryout, usually for an acting or singing role

someone under watch

lead

refusal

DEFINITION: monarch

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

DEFINITION: benefit

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

DEFINITION: chronometer

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

DEFINITION: dictate

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

DEFINITION: manufacture

a device that measures time

the single or sole ruler of state

help

to make something by hand or by machinery

to say or read something out loud to be written by another

DEFINITION: not regular

toughen

improper

prehistoric

irregular

flexible

DEFINITION: to become tough

toughen

improper

prehistoric

irregular

flexible

DEFINITION: not proper

toughen

improper

prehistoric

irregular

flexible

DEFINITION: able to be flexed

toughen

improper

prehistoric

irregular

flexible

DEFINITION: before history

toughen

improper

prehistoric

irregular

flexible

DEFINITION: not able to agree

motherhood

improper

artist

disagree

congestant

DEFINITION: not proper

motherhood

improper

artist

disagree

congestant

DEFINITION: the state of being a mother

motherhood

improper

artist

disagree

congestant

DEFINITION: one who makes art

motherhood

improper

artist

disagree

congestant

DEFINITION: something that causes congestion

motherhood

improper

artist

disagree

congestant

DEFINITION: not balanced

subcommittee

imbalanced

circumscribe

sensitively

cancerous

DEFINITION: in a sensitive manner

subcommittee

imbalanced

circumscribe

sensitively

cancerous

DEFINITION: to mark off or draw a line around

subcommittee

imbalanced

circumscribe

sensitively

cancerous

DEFINITION: a lesser committee

subcommittee

imbalanced

circumscribe

sensitively

cancerous

DEFINITION: full of cancer

subcommittee

imbalanced

circumscribe

sensitively

cancerous