Unit 16 Vocab. Quizizz (Prestwick House, Book II, Unit 16)

The root "MINISTER" means...

• "official, minister" "to tend, minister, manage"

• "judge"

• "master, teacher"

• "ruler"

  "to be first, begin"

The root words "ARBITER, ARIBTRA" mean...

• "official, minister" "to tend, minister, manage"

• "judge"

• "master, teacher"

• "ruler"

  "to be first, begin"

The root word "MAGISTR" means...

• "official, minister" "to tend, minister, manage"

• "judge"

• "master, teacher"

• "ruler"

  "to be first, begin"

The root word "ARCH" means...

• "official, minister" "to tend, minister, manage"

• "judge"

• "master, teacher"

• "ruler"

  "to be first, begin"

Father Conway ministers to the poor and sick in Chestershire County. Define the word minister.

• to take care of; tend to

• to give to; to apply

• commanding and dignified

• lack of order and control

Desandra was the main arbiter of the language usage at the newspaper; her magisterial attitude and tone of voice made it difficult to argue with her. Define magisterial.

• to take care of; tend to

• to give to; to apply

• commanding and dignified

• lack of order and control

Athletic trainers administered tests to check the shortstop's reflexes and motor skills before he was hired. Define administer.

• to take care of; tend to

• to give to; to apply

• commanding and dignified

• lack of order and control

In order to prevent total anarchy downtown, the city council installed a curfew after the riots. Define anarchy.

• to take care of; tend to

• to give to; to apply

• commanding and dignified

• lack of order and control

I randomly picked the red skittle so my choice was arbitrary. Define arbitrary.

• chosen according to whim or personal preference; not backed up by reason

• to judge between two sides; to referee

• a minor civil official

• dating back to a much earlier time; archaic

The referee is forced to arbitrate between furious, screaming athletes. Define arbitrate.

• chosen according to whim or personal preference; not backed up by reason

• to judge between two sides; to referee

• a minor civil official

• dating back to a much earlier time; archaic