WOD Quiz: Part three Flashcards

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What does the root word Ex mean

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“from” “out of”

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What is the definition of excerpt?

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A passage selected from a book, play, piece of music, etc. (noun)

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What is the definition of exhilaration?

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To cheer; to stimulate to enliven (verb)

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What is the definition of exonerate?

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Freed from blame (verb)

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What is the definition of exorbitant?

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Excessive (adjective)

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What do the root words “pono” “posui” “ponere” and “positum” mean

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“to place” “to put”

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What is the definition of compound?

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To mix together; to combine two or more parts or elements (verb)

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What is the definition of expound?

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To set forth an explanation or view of something in detail (verb)

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What is the definition of exposition?

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A precise statement or explanation (noun)

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What is the definition of impose?

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To set up, or to force something (or ones self) on others (verb)

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What is the definition of imposter?

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One who deceives by using a false identity (noun)

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What is the definition of proponent?

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One who argues in support of something (noun)

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What words four derive from the root word “Ex”

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Excerpt, exhilarate, exonerate, exorbitant

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What six words derive from the root words “pono” “ponere” “posui” and “positum”

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Compound, exposition, expound, impose, imposter, and proponent

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