Vocabulary JUNCT and JOIN

What do you think JUNCT and JOIN mean?

Mrs. Miller bought the house and ADJOINING land. 

What do you think ADJOINING means?

• Next to or connected to
• Far away from
• Above
• Inside

Colin got a job as an ADJUNCT professor at the local university three days a week. 

What do you think ADJUNT means?

• full-time position

• part-time position

• permanent
• volunteer

Opened in 1982, Epcot was the second of the now four CONJOINED theme parks the Walt Disney Company built in Orlando.

What do you think CONJOINED means?

• Joined together or connected

• Hidden or obscured
• Floating or levitating

• Separated or disconnected

The film was so DISJOINTED that I couldn't tell you what the story was about.

What do you think DISJOINTED means?

• Smooth and continuous
• Well-organized and coherent

• Unorganized and disconnected

• Logical and connected

Mr. Colby took out an INJUNCTION to prevent the press publishing the information. What do you think INJUNCTION means?

• Legal order to prevent an action
• A type of sandwich
• A musical instrument
• A type of clothing

The restaurant is near the JUNCTION of Piccadilly and Oxford Circus. 

What do you think JUNCTION means?

• Prohibition or order against something
• A type of dance
• A type of sauce
• a point where two or more things meet

No one can predict who will win the election at this JUNCTURE.

What do you think JUNCTURE means? 

• a type of fruit
• a particular point in time or a critical moment

• a type of car
• a type of dance

My dad and uncle are the JOINT owners of our summer cabin.

What do you think JOINT means? 

• Owned together by two or more people
• Owned by a government agency
• Owned by a corporation
• Owned by only one person

There is a nasty pain in my shoulder JOINT when I lift my arms above my head.

What do you think JOINT means? 

• A type of dessert made with gelatin

• A type of bird commonly found in North America
• The point where two bones meet and move together

• A type of glue used in woodworking