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Growing Your Vocabulary Chapter 12 Summative

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Which word has a prefix that means "one"?

A.  prologue

B.  contradict

C.  monologue

D.  indict

A word that means "a speech between two people" is

A.  dialogue

B.  indict

C.  contradict

D.  dictate

Which word is an antonym for request?

A.  prologue

B.  dictate

C.  contradict

D.  dictate

The word diction means

A.  a command

B.  a style of speaking

C.  a conversation

D.  an introduction

What does the prefix contra- mean?

A.  after

B.  under

C.  not

D.  against

The __ between the two men ended on a friendly note. 

A.  dialogue

B.  indict

C.  contradict

D.  prologue

E.  diction

It's hard to get the truth about the story because each report seems to __ the one before. 

A.  dialogue

B.  indict

C.  contradict

D.  prologue

E.  diction

The jury will not __ the robbery suspect unless a witness can be found.

A.  dialogue

B.  indict

C.  contradict

D.  prologue

E.  diction

We got to the play late and caught only the end of the __

A.  dialogue

B.  indict

C.  contradict

D.  prologue

E.  diction

Irene practiced several __ exercised in the weeks before the big speech.

A.   dialogue

B.  indict

C.  contradict

D.  prologue

E.  diction

Which word is a synonym for dialogue?

A.  thought

B.  song

C.  verb

D.  exchange

If you add the prefix meaning "before" to the root meaning "speak", you get the word__

A.  prologue

B.  contradict

C.  edict

D.  dialogue

The word monologue is made up of the prefix meaning __ and the root meaning __

A.  two, word

B.  one, speech

C.  through, word

D. out, speech

An order issued by a person or group of people in authority is called a(n) __

A.  edict

B.  prologue

C.  diction

D.  monologue

The prefix dia- means

A.  through

B.  after

C.  without

D.  out of

An antonym for contradict

A.  agree

B.  plea

C.  monologue

D.  postscript

E.  absolve

An antonym for dialogue 

A.  agree

B.  plea

C.  monologue

D.  postscript

E.  absolve

Antonym for indict

A.  agree

B.  plea

C.  monologue

D.  postscript

E.  absolve

An antonym for edict

A.  agree

B.  plea

C.  monologue

D.  postscript

E.  absolve

Antonym for prologue

A.  agree

B.  plea

C.  monologue

D.  postscript

E.  absolve