Vocabulary 5.3.1 ben, bene, bon, boun

What does the word "benediction" mean?

• A type of song

• A blessing or ceremonial prayer, especially at the end of a religious service

• A type of dance

• A historical event

Who is a "benefactor"?

• A person who writes books

• A person who helps institutions, causes, or other people, often with financial gifts

• A person who cooks food

• A person who teaches students

What is a "benefit"?

• A type of fruit

• A disadvantage

• An advantage or profit gained from something, something that helps you

• A type of animal

What does "benevolent" mean?

• Intending or showing kindness, well meaning and kindly

• Angry and upset

• Tired and sleepy

• Fast and quick

What does "benign" mean?

• Dangerous and harmful

• Kind in disposition or manner, not harmful

• Loud and noisy

• Small and tiny

What does "bona fide" mean?

• Fake and counterfeit

• Genuine, real; not counterfeit or copied

• Old and worn out

• New and shiny

What is a "bonanza"?

• A type of dance

• An event that brings good results or wealth for someone

• A type of food

• A type of weather

What does "bountiful" mean?

• Scarce and rare

• Appearing freely and in abundance; giving generously

• Small and limited

• Expensive and costly

What is a "bounty"?

• A small gift

• Something given in generous amounts; a payment for the capture of a criminal or outlaw

• A type of plant

• A type of building

What does "pro bono" mean?

• Describing work done for a high fee

• Describing work done free of charge, for the benefit of others

• Describing work done quickly

• Describing work done poorly