roots,Prefixes, and suffixes

Question 1

Cred

Answer 1

Believe

Question 2

omni

Answer 2

all/the whole/ of every kind

Question 3

-ent

Answer 3

a word forming element that makes adjectives from nouns and verbs

Question 4

im

Answer 4

not or opposite

Question 5

in

Answer 5

in, on, or not

Question 6

incredulous

Answer 6

Adj-disinclined to believe

When surfing the web i am always incredulous when i see unofficial news sites making big statements.

Question 7

creed

Answer 7

noun- any system, belief, or formula of religious belief
At the meeting, the workers were shocked when the new manager announced that the employee creed would now be rewritten because the last manager made it so well.

Question 8

accredited

Answer 8

Adj- officially recognized as meeting the essential requirements
To earn accreditation, the doctor went back to finish his last few weeks of school.

Question 9

Omnicient

Answer 9

Adj- having complete or unlimited knowledge

Although the narrator in the story claimed to be omniscient , she was surprised when Jenny killed Tom.

Question 10

omnipotent

Answer 10

Adj- infinite in power, as of god

While she may be omnipotent in the classroom, her powers in the field were lackluster.

Question 11

omnivorous

Answer 11

Adj- eating both animals and plants

At the bookstore, the omnivorous reader purchased both fiction and nonfiction books.

Question 12

inane

Answer 12

adj- lacking sense

After reading Of Mice and Men, she could only offer the inane comment of why did George kill Lennie.

Question 13

imprudent

Answer 13

adj- lacking discretion

Seeking popularity, he made the imprudent decision to run out onto the football field during the game.

Question 14

complacent

Answer 14

adj-pleased, especially with oneself

The swimmer was complacent about diving.

Question 15

contingent

Answer 15

adj- something not yet certain
Reviewing his bank account, he realized that being able to buy a new car would be contingent on if he got a raise this month or not.