Q1 Week 2 Ap Lang Word List

Question 1

de

Answer 1

down

Question 2

punct

Answer 2

point

Question 3

tude

Answer 3

state of

Question 4

pre

Answer 4

before

Question 5

ad

Answer 5

to

Question 6

hend

Answer 6

grasp

Question 7

pro

Answer 7

before

Question 8

in

Answer 8

not

Question 9

dol

Answer 9

suffer

Question 10

per

Answer 10

through

Question 11

ag

Answer 11

to do

Question 12

val

Answer 12

worth

Question 13

ous

Answer 13

full of

Question 14

lent

Answer 14

full of

Question 15

put

Answer 15

think

Question 16

moll

Answer 16

soft

Question 17

greg

Answer 17

group

Question 18

alter

Answer 18

other

Question 19

ego

Answer 19

I

Question 20

ambi

Answer 20

both

Question 21

demur

Answer 21

(to object) In the face of majorityopinion, she nevertheless demurred.

Question 22

poignant

Answer 22

(sharp) The poignant parting left Heathcliff in lachrymose collapse.

Question 23

lassitude

Answer 23

(languor) Gradually, the expatriates roused themselves from their after–lunch lassitude.

Question 24

apprehend

Answer 24

(to understand) To apprehend the danger was beyond his mentalgrasp.

Question 25

prodigious

Answer 25

(amazing) Marco Polo saw giants, geniuses, and other prodigious wonders.

Question 26

indolent

Answer 26

(lazy) In the shimmering heat, he was idle, indolent, and could not pain himself to stir.

Question 27

persiflage

Answer 27

(flippant style) The sassy skit was filled with innuendo and persiflage.

Question 28

abiguous

Answer 28

(indefinite) Golda considered the possible meanings of the ambiguous message.

Question 29

ambivalence

Answer 29

(conflicting feelings) His ambivalent feelings were complex and contradictory.

Question 30

declasse

Answer 30

(low class) The once–distinguished event had fallen into declasse ill–repute.

Question 31

putative

Answer 31

(thought–to–be) Kidnapping was the putative reason for Hoffa’s disappearance.

Question 32

mollify

Answer 32

(make soft) Achilles’ vengeful anger could not be mollified by anyone.

Question 33

gregarious

Answer 33

(sociable) The gregarious Gulliver was constantly in the middle of the tiny crowd.

Question 34

altercation

Answer 34

(heated dispute) Somewhere in the dark, silent city, a noisy altercation broke out.

Question 35

alter ego

Answer 35

(second self) More than a plenipotentiary, she was the emperor’s alter ego.