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WorksheetsVocab Lesson 15
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Alter means
(v) to change
(n) to differ
(adj) ancient
(v) to make different
(adj) cool
archaic means
(adj) ancient
(adj) very old
(adj) old fashioned
(adj) out of date
(adj) no longer commonly used
Conduct means
(v) to behave
(v) to be cool
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(n) a behavior
Counterfeit means
(n) alive
(n) fake
(n) real
(n) forgery
deplete means
(v) to empty
(v) to refill
(v) use up
(v) to decrease
minority means
(n) a lot
(v) peeps
(n) major
(n) a lot of people
(n) less than half
pedestrian means
(adj) common place
(adv) to go nuts
(n) someone who travels by foot
(v) to travel by car
ordinary
plutonic means
(adj) relating to the underworld
(adj) relating to heaven
(n) relating to Pluto
(n) a special person
sheer means
(adj) so thick you can not see through it
(adj) so thin you can nearly see through it
(adj) so cool you can nearly see through it
(adj) so fat you can nearly see through it
upset means
(v) to disturb
(v) to spill
(v) to replace
(v) to turn over
(n) a disturbed emotional state
the root "minor" means
more
smaller
less
a lot
The root "pedes" (or ped) means
car
foot
bile
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Homographs (spelled the same, different meaning, and may sound different)
conduct
upset
pedestrian
sheer
homophones (different spelling and meaning)
minority
plutonic
alter
sheer
In New York City there are a lot of _________________ that walk around to go to stores, restaurants, and other buildings.
pedestrians
minority
conduct
sheer
