Practice Vocabulary Test

What does the prefix 'circum' mean in Latin?

• The prefix 'circum' in Latin means 'around' or 'about'.

• The prefix 'circum' in Latin means 'under'.

• The prefix 'circum' in Latin means 'above'.

• The prefix 'circum' in Latin means 'through'.

What is the meaning of 'circumference'?

• The meaning of 'circumference' is the distance around the edge of a circle.

• The meaning of 'circumference' is the area of a circle.

• The meaning of 'circumference' is the diameter of a circle.

• The meaning of 'circumference' is the radius of a circle.

What does 'circumvent' mean?

• 'Circumvent' means to find a way around an obstacle or to overcome a problem in a clever and perhaps deceptive way.

• 'Circumvent' means to directly confront a problem.

• 'Circumvent' means to ignore a problem completely.

• 'Circumvent' means to create a problem intentionally.

What does 'circumspect' mean?

• circumspect means being cautious and considering all possible consequences before acting.

• circumspect means being reckless and acting without thinking.

• circumspect means being indifferent and unconcerned about outcomes.

• circumspect means being overly confident and dismissive of risks.

What does 'circumlocution' mean?

• circumlocution is a noun that refers to the use of many words to express an idea that could be expressed more directly.

• circumlocution is a type of plant found in tropical regions.

• circumlocution is a mathematical term for a circular equation.

• circumlocution is a style of painting using circular strokes.

What does 'circumambulate' mean?

• circumambulate means to walk all the way around something.

• circumambulate means to walk in a straight line.

• circumambulate means to jump over something.

• circumambulate means to sit down.

What does the prefix 'per/i' mean in Greek?

• The prefix 'per/i' in Greek generally means 'through' or 'completely'.

• around

• between

• under

What is the meaning of 'peripatetic'?

• The term 'peripatetic' refers to a person who travels from place to place, often for work or as a way of life. It can also relate to the philosophical school of thought associated with Aristotle, who taught while walking.

• A person who prefers to stay in one place and avoid travel.

• A term used to describe a sedentary lifestyle.

• A word referring to a type of stationary exercise.

What does 'peripheral' mean?

• around an outer boundary

• inside an outer boundary

• inside and around an outer boundary

What does 'periscope' mean?

• to view inside

• to view the outside

• to view around