POS, PON
one who goes against; a rival
opponent
not lasting forever
impermanent
constant
The storm is currently _____ and will probably not move for several more days.
A. stationary
B. constant
C. remnant
D. status
A. stationary
to put down; to drop
deposit
something left over
remnant
standing still; not moving
stationary
The only ______ of the long-lost city were a few ruined buildings.
A. deposit
B. remnants
C. composition
D. constant
B. remnants
composition
What part of speech is the word remnant?
noun
a condition or situation
status
The spaceship appeared to remain _____ as it hovered above the city.
A. impermanent
B. stationary
C. circumstance
D. opponent
B. stationary
an idea put forth; a suggestion
proposition
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The composition of the soil in our backyard is ______; it changes depending on the weather and the time of year.
A. proposition
B. remnant
C. deposit
D. impermanent
D. impermanent
the condition surrounding something a situation
circumstance
After heart surgery, Jim's ____ was very good, but the doctors warned him not to over-exert himself.
A. constant
B. status
c. proposition
d. remnant
b. status
The roots POS and PON mean this in Latin...
"to put, to place"
The root MAN in Latin means...
"to stay, to remain"
The roots STAT, STAN in Latin means...
"to stand, to stay"
The President's agenda had its ____, but it was easily passed through Congress.
A. constant
B. status
C. remnants
D. opponents
D. opponents