Honors English terms

Question 1

only for a short time; not permant or lasting

Answer 1

Temporary

Question 2

expected to follow in the indefinite future from causes already operating

Answer 2

Eventual

Question 3

to take the first step or steps in carrying out an action; to start or begin

Answer 3

Commence

Question 4

of the relatively near future

Answer 4

forthcoming

Question 5

occurring or operating at the same time

Answer 5

concurrent

Question 6

unavoidable and certain to happen

Answer 6

inevitable

Question 7

to put an end to a state or an activity

Answer 7

cease

Question 8

happening continuously; in progress

Answer 8

ongoing

Question 9

the period of time during which something continues

Answer 9

duration

Question 10

to stop something for an amount of time

Answer 10

suspend

Question 11

to move forward

Answer 11

advance

Question 12

a word that modifies, or describes, a verb, an adjective, or another adverb

Answer 12

adverb

Question 13

a word that modifies, or describes, a noun or pronoun

Answer 13

adjective

Question 14

a complete sentence that appears in quotation marks and always begins with a capital letter

Answer 14

direct quotation

Question 15

a shortened form of a proper term, often in all capital letters, sometimes with periods

Answer 15

abbreviation

Question 16

a word that points out or refers to a specific noun

Answer 16

definite artical

Question 17

a word that points out something and takes the place of a noun or nouns

Answer 17

demetrive pronoun

Question 18

a word that points out or refers to a noun generally

Answer 18

indefinite article