Word Parts 3: Roots duc/duct; fer; Vers; Vert Formative

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duc/duct

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A root meaning 'to lead' or 'to take'. Examples include 'conduct' (to lead or guide) and 'educate' (to lead out, as in leading out knowledge).

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fer

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A root meaning 'to carry' or 'to bring'. Examples include 'transfer' (to carry across) and 'refer' (to carry back).

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vers/vert

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A root meaning 'to turn'. Examples include 'reverse' (to turn back) and 'convert' (to turn into a different form).

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Controversy

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A disagreement or argument, often involving public interest. Example: A controversy can arise from differing opinions on a political issue.

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Confer

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To discuss something with someone else; to consult. Example: Judges confer to make decisions.

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Education

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The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university.

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Introvert

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A person who is more focused on their inner thoughts and feelings than on external things. Example: An introvert may prefer solitary activities.

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Verse

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Writing arranged in a metrical rhythm, often used in poetry. Example: A stanza in a poem is made up of verses.

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Abdication

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The act of formally giving up a position of power or responsibility. Example: A king may abdicate the throne.

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Ambivert

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A person who has a balance of introvert and extrovert qualities. Example: An ambivert may enjoy socializing but also value alone time.