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HP 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
resolve (verb) resolution
a)
to state positively; declare
b)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
c)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
d)
to make or become smaller, less, or less important
2.
speculate (verb)
speculation, speculative
a)
to wander away from the main topic or argument in speaking or writing
b)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
c)
having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
d)
to engage in thought, especially conjectural thought
3.
intricate (adj)
intricacy, intricately
a)
having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
b)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
c)
a questioning or doubting attitude; doubt regarding religion
d)
dissenting, at odds with, alienating; creating dissension or discord
4.
skepticism (noun)
skeptical, skeptic
a)
to engage in thought, especially conjectural thought
b)
a questioning or doubting attitude; doubt regarding religion
c)
to engage in thought, especially conjectural thought
d)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
5.
assert (verb)
assertion
a)
to expend by use; to use up
b)
to state positively; declare
c)
to make or become smaller, less, or less important
d)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
6.
distinct (adj)
[distinction, distinctive, distinctively, distinctly]
a)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
b)
showing deep insight or understanding; originating in the depths of one's being
c)
not identical, separate; different in nature or quality, dissimilar
d)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
7.
divisive (adj)
divisiveness
a)
not identical, separate; different in nature or quality, dissimilar
b)
dissenting, at odds with, alienating; creating dissension or discord
c)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
d)
of, involving, or resulting from practice or action; adapted or suited for actual use
8.
consume (verb)
consumer, consumption
a)
a questioning or doubting attitude; doubt regarding religion
b)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
c)
to expend by use; to use up
d)
having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
9.
digress (verb) 
digression
a)
to state positively; declare
b)
to make or become smaller, less, or less important
c)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
d)
to wander away from the main topic or argument in speaking or writing
10.
innovate (verb)
[innovative, innovator, innovation]
a)
to introduce (something new)
b)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
c)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
d)
of, involving, or resulting from practice or action; adapted or suited for actual use
11.
diminish (verb) diminution, diminutive
a)
of, involving, or resulting from practice or action; adapted or suited for actual use
b)
to wander away from the main topic or argument in speaking or writing
c)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
d)
to make or become smaller, less, or less important
12.
nostalgia (noun) nostalgic, nostalgically
a)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
b)
to state positively; declare
c)
a sentimental longing for something in the past
d)
having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
13.
practical (adj) practicality
a)
showing deep insight or understanding; originating in the depths of one's being
b)
of, involving, or resulting from practice or action; adapted or suited for actual use
c)
not identical, separate; different in nature or quality, dissimilar
d)
having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
14.
versatile (adj) versality
a)
to wander away from the main topic or argument in speaking or writing
b)
to expend by use; to use up
c)
to make or become smaller, less, or less important
d)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
15.
profound (adj) profoundly
a)
to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
b)
showing deep insight or understanding; originating in the depths of one's being
c)
capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
d)
not identical, separate; different in nature or quality, dissimilar