Word Study Roots- spect and dict: Practice #1

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What does the word part 'spect' mean?

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The word part 'spect' means 'see' or 'look'.

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What is a person called who watches something, such as a sporting event?

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A person who watches something, such as a sporting event, is called a 'spectator'.

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What is the term for a ruler with total power over a country?

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A ruler with total power over a country is called a 'dictator'.

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What is written down as someone says it?

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What is written down as someone says it is called 'dictation'.

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What does the word part 'dict' mean?

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The word part 'dict' means 'speak' or 'say'.

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What is the term for saying what will happen before it occurs?

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The term for saying what will happen before it occurs is 'predict'.

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What is a formal order or command issued by someone in authority?

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A formal order or command issued by someone in authority is called an 'edict'.

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What is a statement of the outcome of a trial called?

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A statement of the outcome of a trial is called a 'verdict'.

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What is the act of formally accusing someone of a crime?

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The act of formally accusing someone of a crime is called an 'indictment'.

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What is the meaning of 'spectator'?

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A 'spectator' is someone who watches an event, especially a sporting event.