A sculpture or model of a person.
What is effigy?
The main ideas of a class, group, or movement.
What is ideology?
The outer boundary of a circle; the perimeter.
What is circumference?
Metaphors, Similes, and Personification are all examples of ____________ language
What is figurative?
Cavernous, concave, and excavate share this Latin root which means "a hollow."
What is cavea?
Path of one body as it revolves around another body/ a sphere of influence; a range of action or experience.
What is orbit?
Roundabout; indirect.
What is circuitous?
Like a large cave in size or darkness/ filled with caves or cavities.
What is cavernous?
The dwarves is "Snow White" ___________ mines for beautiful jewels.
What is excavate?
This Latin Root means "wheel" or "round."
*Double Jeopardy: This is the Greek variant to this root.
What is rota/rotundus?
*What is kuklos?
By memory without thought of the meaning/mechanical routine.
What is rote?
Plump; rounded.
What is rotund?
Possessing information about many subjects or intensively about one subject.
What is encyclopedic?
When on a stakeout, the undercover police officers had to be very ____________ while watching the suspects.
What is circumspect?
What is "circum?"
Curved like the inner surface of a ball.
What is concave?
A misleading movement or pretended attack/ a pretense; a scheme to mislead/ to make a misleading movement or pretended attack.
What is feint?
A sphere; anything spherical in shape/ a globe carried by a monarch as a symbol of office.
What is orb?
A picnic in the springtime, sitting next to a lake would be an example of a(n) _________
What is idyl/idyll?
Ideology and Idyll/Idyl shares this Greek root which means...
A shape or outline; a method of arrangement.
What is configuration?
A circular domed building or hall.
What is rotunda?
Occurring or moving in cycles.
What is cyclic?
My mother gets very perturbed with me when I try to ________ sickness to avoid going to school.
What is feign?
This is the Latin Root which means "to shape."
What is fingo/fingere?