Chapter 10

Question 1

Laconic

Answer 1

Saying little, meaning a lots

Laconia–>concise

Question 2

Inarticulate

Answer 2

When the words just don’t happen

Question 3

Garrulous

Answer 3

Much talk, little sense, yes

Question 4

Banal

Answer 4

Unoriginal

Question 5

Verbose

Answer 5

They never shut up

Verbum–>word

Question 6

Voluble

Answer 6

Very Rapid talkers

Volvo–>to roll

Question 7

Cogent

Answer 7

Words that can convince

Cogo–>to compel

Question 8

Vociferous

Answer 8

Talk loud, sound loud, much force

Question 9

Loquacious

Answer 9

THEY TALKS A LOT

Loquor–>to speak

Question 10

Tacit

Answer 10

Unspoken/unsaid

Taceo–>to be silent

Question 11

Taceo

Answer 11

To be silent

Question 12

Reticent

Answer 12

One who prefers to keep quiet

Taceo–>to be silent

Question 13

Loquor

Answer 13

To speak

Question 14

Soliloquy

Answer 14

A speech to ones self

Solus–>alones; loquor–>to speak

Question 15

Ventriloquist

Answer 15

One who can “throw” his voice

Ventris–>belly; loquor–>to speak

Question 16

Colloquial

Answer 16

Informal with less grammar speaks

Con; loquor–>to speak

Question 17

Circumlocution

Answer 17

Expressing an idea indirectly

Circum–>around; loquor–>to speak

Question 18

Laconia

Answer 18

Concise

Question 19

Cogo

Answer 19

To drive, to force, to compel

Question 20

Taciturn

Answer 20

Say little and listen little(Norman)

Taceo–>to be silent

Question 21

Eloquent

Answer 21

Someone who speaks out emotionally

Ex–>out; loquor–> to speak

Question 22

Magniloquent/grandiquolent

Answer 22

Uses big words

Magnus–>large; grandis–>grand; loquor–>to speak

Question 23

Verbum

Answer 23

Word

Question 24

Volvo

Answer 24

To roll

Question 25

Garrio

Answer 25

To chatter

Question 26

Verbiage

Answer 26

Excess use of words -or- style of using words