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Vocabulary Greek/Latin Weekly list #2

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Irrational

a)

Not thinking clearly; Not ale to use good judgment

b)

Not being kind to others

c)

To use food and money carefully during a time of trouble

d)

The type of dressing that goes on a Greek salad

2.

Irregular

a)

The type of street that has a dead end

b)

Not worth the risk to complete a dangerous task

c)

Not normal or usual; not following the usual rules about what should be

done;

d)

Awkward or difficult tasks that need to be completed

3.

Irrelevant

a)

Being related to an important piece of information

b)

The name of a baby elephant born in a zoo

c)

Not likely to occur or happen under given circumstances

d)

Not important or relating to what is being discussed right now.

4.

Nonexistent

a)

Not an exit or pathway out of a building

b)

Not present or real; not existing.

c)

Not true; a story made up to confuse or frustrate

d)

A machine that allows you to place your vote for President

5.

Nonverbal

a)

Not able to listen or hear

b)

Not able to communicate with those around you

c)

Not involving or using words; not able to speak

d)

A member of the rat family, smaller than a typical gerbil

6.

Analyze

a)

To speak poorly of someone; to make them look badly

b)

To look very closely at something in order to better understand it

c)

To get a good report about an event

d)

To speak untruths about a person or event

7.

Accurate

a)

When someone from a different area or country speaks with a strange inflection

b)

A new car made by the Honda company

c)

Correct in all details; exact; capable of or successful in reaching the intended target

d)

A tool used to help take one's temperature

8.

Argumentative

a)

To disagree with someone

b)

A type of math problem that requires deep thinking

c)

National language of a European country

d)

Given to expressing divergent or opposite views; a means to try and persuade others

9.

Author’s craft

a)

The tools an author can use to develop and support a central idea, or argument in a text

b)

The profession of an author; writing of books

c)

A hobby that an author uses to help him or her relax

d)

The type of boat an author uses to travel and get away from work and its stress

10.

Cite

a)

To be able to see something amazing or beautiful

b)

Quote (a passage, book, or author) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement

c)

A location on the internet that you can visit

d)

A large place where many people live and work

11.

Compare

a)

Estimate, measure, or note the similarity or dissimilarity between

b)

To go to a store and purchase groceries for the house

c)

A tool used to measure the lengths of items

d)

A group of two items; to put items in groups of two

12.

Contrast

a)

A machine that allows you to hear sound at great distances

b)

The way that artists blend their colors to get the shade of color they want

c)

The state of being very different from something else

d)

To be or work against someone else's goals and objectives