Unit 1 Vocab - Memoir and Personal Narrative

2. The term "commensurate" most closely relates to:

• Familiarity

• Proportion

• Reduction

• Expansion

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An "innate" ability is one that is:

• Learned through experience

• Acquired through study

• Developed over time

• Present from birth

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The adjective for "infamy" is:

• Famous

• Ineffable

• Infamous

• Innate

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Which word describes something of questionable authenticity?

• Ubiquitous

• Dubious

• Endearing

• Fusion

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To "embody" a concept means to:

• Reject it completely

• Analyze it critically

• Represent it physically

• Misunderstand it entirely

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The act of making oneself liked or beloved is known as:

• Fusion

• Infamy

• Embodiment

• Endearment

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"Fusion" in culinary terms refers to:

• The separation of ingredients

• The blending of different styles

• The burning of food

• The freezing of dishes

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A person of great notoriety might be described as:

• Benign

• Infamous

• Innate

• Commensurate

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An "endearing" quality is one that:

• Repels others

• Causes suspicion

• Inspires affection

• Creates confusion

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The act of combining distinct elements into a unified whole is called:

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