Vocabulary quiz/ lesson 4

What is the meaning of the word Annex?

(Not from previous lessons)

• Take possession of, seize, capture

• A person falsely claiming to have special knowledge or skill, a fraud

• Leader ship or demands, especially by one country or social group over others

• To wander off the subject

What is the meaning of the word Certitude?

• The state of being or feeling certain

• To wander off subject

• To feel unimportant or having no significance

• A tendency to choose or do something regularly

What is the meaning of the word cerebral?

What is the meaning of the word assimilate?

• An institution providing education primarily to prepare students for religious ministry

• To take into the mind and truly understand, to absorb into the cultural tradition of a population or group

• A mistaken belief, especially when based on unsound argument or poor logic

• A person who violates the law, a person who does harm or evil

What is the meaning of the word diffident?

• Never having happened before

• Having its original purity, uncorrupt, or unsullied

• Not easily seen, subtle, not noticeable

• Modest or shy due to a lack of confidence

What is the meaning of the word fallacy?

• Not easily seen, subtle, not noticeable

• A mistaken belief, especially when based on unsound argument or poor logic

• To take into the mind and thoroughly understand to you absorb into the cultural tradition of or population or group

• Having its original purity on corrupted or unsullied

What is the meaning of the word inconspicuous?

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What is the meaning of the word malefactor?

• Mistaken belief especially when based on unsound argument or poor logic

• Not easily seen not noticeable

• A person who violates the law, a person who does harm or evil

• An institution providing education primarily to prepare students for religious ministry

What is the meaning of the word pristine?

• Having its original purity, uncorrupt or unsullied

• An institution providing education primarily to prepare students for religious ministry

• A popular activity or a sport usually involving many groups of people

• To be persistent and show extreme amounts of confidence

What is the meaning of the word seminary?

• An unsettling place typically usually referring to dead people, a graveyard

• A place for people to study without disruption

• An institution providing education primarily to prepare students for religious ministry

• A school where people believe a certain religion and does not accept others that don’t believe in the same thing