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WorksheetsUsing Etymology Knowledge, Quiz #1
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of deduction?
act of removing or taking away from something
state of being down, upset
removing a number
trying to make a change
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of despondent?
act of removing or taking away from something
state of being down, upset
removing a number
trying to make a change
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of introspection?
act of removing or taking away from something
state of being down, upset
act of looking inside yourself, thinking deeply
trying to make a change
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of omnivore?
act of removing or taking away from something
state of being down, upset
act of looking inside yourself, thinking deeply
person or animal who is open to eating everything
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of maneuver?
doing something by hand, moving out of the way
being full of extra, outside what is normal
one who you feel sympathy for, the person you want to win
belonging to, being active late at night
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of outrageous?
doing something by hand, moving out of the way
being full of extra, outside what is normal
one who you feel sympathy for, the person you want to win
belonging to, being active late at night
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of protagonist?
doing something by hand, moving out of the way
being full of extra, outside what is normal
one who you feel sympathy for, the person you want to win
belonging to, being active late at night
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of nocturnal?
doing something by hand, moving out of the way
being full of extra, outside what is normal
one who you feel sympathy for, the person you want to win
belonging to, being active late at night
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of repose?
lying back, relaxing again
the act of life becoming the same or in line with something else
everyone of one mind, in union
moving back and forth, wavering
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of vacillate?
lying back, relaxing again
the act of life becoming the same or in line with something else
everyone of one mind, in union
moving back and forth, wavering
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of symbiosis?
lying back, relaxing again
the act of life becoming the same or in line with something else
everyone of one mind, in union
moving back and forth, wavering
Which definition is closest to the etymological definition of unanimous?
lying back, relaxing again
the act of life becoming the same or in line with something else
everyone of one mind, in union
moving back and forth, wavering
