Greek/Latin Vocabulary 3: Set 1 Practice

What is the definition of "archetype"?

• A very typical example of a certain person or thing

• Not typical; irregular or unusual

• A feeling of intense dislike or disgust

• An official order or proclamation

Match the following words with their descriptions.

• A strong dislike or disinclination

• Archetype

• Not typical or unusual

• Atypical

• An official order or proclamation

• Edict

• A perfect example or model of something

• Aversion

What does "aversion" mean?

• A choice of words in speech or writing

• A feeling of intense dislike or disgust

• A display or demonstration of a skill

• The ability to read and write

What is "diction"?

• An official order or proclamation

• A display or demonstration of a skill

• Choice of words in speech or writing

• The way a voice changes during speech

What is an "edict"?

• A display or demonstration of a skill

• An official order or proclamation

• The ability to read and write

• A very typical example of a person or thing

What does "exhibition" refer to?

• A feeling of intense dislike or disgust

• A display or demonstration of a skill

• An official order or proclamation

• The ability to read and write

Match the following words with their meanings.

• Exhibition

• A choice of words in speech or writing

• Diction

• A display or demonstration of a skill

• Inflection

• The way a voice changes during speech

• Habitual

• Done constantly or regularly

What is "inflection"?

• The ability to read and write

• The way a voice changes during speech

• A feeling of intense dislike or disgust

• An official order or proclamation

What does "literacy" mean?

• The ability to read and write

• A display or demonstration of a skill

• A very typical example of a person or thing

• An official order or proclamation

"Obliterate" means:

• To do many different things
• To destroy completely or wipe out
• To change the sound of a voice
• To issue an official order