Unit XIV

Question 1

Vir

Answer 1

Latin VIR “man.”

Question 2

Virile

Answer 2

Adjective; Masculine, manly; Latin Vir; S: -; A: -.

Question 3

Virtue

Answer 3

Noun; Right action, moral goodness; Latin Vir; S: -; A: -.

Question 4

Virtuoso

Answer 4

Noun; Someone extraordinarily skilled in a particular art; Latin Vir; S: -; A: -.

Question 5

Dem

Answer 5

Greek DEMOS “people.”

Question 6

Demagogue

Answer 6

Noun; A leader who appeals to people’s emotions to gain power; Greek Dem; S: -; A: -.

Question 7

Demografic

Answer 7

Adjective; Having certain characteristics in common such as age, race or gender; Greek Dem; S: -; A: -.

Question 8

Pandemic

Answer 8

Adjective; Having an effect on a large area or region; Greek Dem; S: Rampant; A: Confined.

Question 9

Polit

Answer 9

Greek POLIS “city.”

Question 10

Cosmopolitan

Answer 10

Adjective; Worldly or sophisticated; Greek Polit; S: Cultured; A: Unpolished.

Question 11

Politicize

Answer 11

Verb; To give a political character to something; Greek Polit; S: -; A: -.

Question 12

Apolitical

Answer 12

Adjective; Having no interest in politics, not political; Greek Polit; S: -; A: -.

Question 13

Civis

Answer 13

Latin CIVIS “citizen”

Question 14

Civility

Answer 14

Noun; Politeness, courteousness; Latin Civis; S: Decorum; A: Rudeness.

Question 15

Civic

Answer 15

Adjective; Having to do with the business of a town or community; Latin Civis; S: -; A: -.

Question 16

Civilize

Answer 16

Verb; To make more cultured or refined; Latin Civis; S: Polish; A: -.