Vocabulary & Word Formation Flashcards
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Which word best replaces 'said' to show that someone spoke angrily?
Answer: snapped
'Snapped' conveys a sharp, angry manner of speaking, making it the best replacement.
What does the suffix '-ible' mean in the word 'comprehensible'?
Answer: able to be
'-ible' means 'able to be,' so 'comprehensible' means able to be understood.
Which sentence uses context clues to show the meaning of 'meticulous'?
Answer: She was meticulous, checking every detail twice before submitting.
The phrase 'checking every detail twice' provides a context clue that 'meticulous' means very careful.
What is the correct comparative form of the adjective 'good'?
Answer: better
'Better' is the irregular comparative form of 'good,' not formed by adding '-er' or 'more.'
Which of the following is a compound word?
Answer: sunflower
'Sunflower' is a compound word formed by combining 'sun' and 'flower' into one new word.
What does the word 'obsolete' mean?
Answer: no longer in use
'Obsolete' describes something that is outdated and no longer used or needed.
Which word correctly fills the blank: 'The professor gave a _______ explanation of the complex theory.'
Answer: concise
'Concise' is the adjective form that correctly modifies the noun 'explanation.'