Greek Latin roots /dict/

to deny the truth of something asserted;to claim the opposite

• argue

• dictate

• contradict

• dictionary

the act of saying something to be recorded; an utternace to be typed or written by another

• dictation

• oration

• radio station

• verdiction

a person with total control over a country, often one who has take over by cruel or bitter force

• president

• thug

• dictator

• Communist

to say or guess what may happen in the future

• edict

• contradiction

• preamble

• prediction

a decision made by a judge or jury in a trial; a judgement or opinion

• prediction

• edict

• verdict

• sentence

The judges for the STEAM Showcase have given their verdict, and 2 FLAME kids are winners! Who do you PREDICT that is?

• Taelor

• Reece

• Daisy

• Drew

We live in a country where our leaders are elected and we have freedom. Other global citizens do not have freedom like ours because the are ruled by a

• dictator

• president

• percolater

• agitator

Do you have a pesky sibling who likes to _________ you on everything you say?

• argue

• agitate

• contradict

• predict

What is the term for a formal statement or command issued by an authority?

• contradiction

• dictation

• verdict

• edict

Which word describes a person who speaks or writes in support of something?

• predictor

• dictator

• contradictor

• advocate