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Vocabulary and Word Identification Flashcards

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  1. Which word contains a Greek root meaning 'water'?

    Answer: hydrant

    'Hydrant' contains the Greek root 'hydr,' meaning water.

  2. A word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and spelling is called a:

    Answer: homophone

    Homophones are words that sound alike but differ in spelling and meaning, like 'their' and 'there.'

  3. In the phrase 'a plethora of options,' what does 'plethora' mean?

    Answer: an excess or very large amount

    'Plethora' means an overabundance or excessive quantity of something.

  4. Which definition best fits the word 'excerpt' in a language arts context?

    Answer: A short passage taken from a longer text

    An excerpt is a selected passage or quotation taken from a larger text.

  5. Which word correctly uses the suffix '-ful' to mean 'full of'?

    Answer: careful

    The suffix '-ful' means full of; 'careful' means full of care or attentive.

  6. The word 'ambivalent' is best described as feeling:

    Answer: mixed or uncertain feelings about something

    'Ambivalent' means having conflicting feelings or being uncertain between two opposing views.

  7. Which sentence correctly uses the word 'coerce'?

    Answer: She tried to coerce him into signing the contract by threatening him.

    'Coerce' means to force or pressure someone into doing something, often through threats.