Latin and Greek Unit 2

Discipline at the school is so strict that even a minor ​ (a)   brings severe punishment.

• infraction
• incisive
• punctilious
• pungent

A ​ (a)   certainly exists between the material world and the spiritual world.

• dichotomy
• compunction
• fractious
• punctilious

Your ​ ​ (a)   wit seems to cut through all the unnecessary information and get to the heart of the matter.

• incisive
• infraction
• tome
• compunction

The author's exhaustive writing on French history made up a weighty ​ ​ (a)   .

• tome
• anatomy
• concise
• infraction

If Angel feels any ​ (a)   at all for lying to her mom, she should apologize.

• compunction
• infraction
• punctilious
• fractious

Connie's constant arguing and yelling made her seem so ​ (a)   that I wondered how anyone could stand to be around her.

• fractious
• infraction
• punctilious
• pungent

The right to free speech is guaranteed to all Americans and no one should ​ (a)   it.​

• infringe
• fractious
• incisive
• excise

A ​ (a)   summary of the novel is expected by the professor.

• concise
• excise
• punctilious
• tome

Rose's friends were always telling her to loosen up and not be so ​ (a)   all of the time.

• punctilious
• dichotomy
• incisive
• concise

Only a special robot can ​ (a)   the artifact from the wreckage.

• excise
• tome
• concise
• fractious