1. To make something up without preparation
2. To make or provide from materials on hand
What is improvise?
Close watch
What is surveillance?
Forward-looking
Re
What are "back" and "again"?
Fun drama activities that we do are ________ games.
What is improvisation?
A single thing that is taken as an example of a whole category
What is a specimen?
Repeat
What is reiterate?
Antiquated
What is visionary?
Vigilo, vigilare, vigilavi, vigilatum
What is "to watch"?
Students who are _________ with their Grammar Rewrites are more likely to achieve high grades
What is vigilant?
1. To form opinions without definite knowledge or evidence
2. To buy or sell something to make a profit but with risk of loss
What is speculate?
Tranquility
What is repose?
What is auspicious?
Specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatum
The boys who try to escape without the teacher noticing are going to be under close _________
What is surveillance?
1. A ghost
2. A haunting fear of future trouble
What is a specter?
Meditative
What is introspective?
Understated
What is ostentatious?
Video, videre, vidi, visum
What is "to see"?
Ms. Dickison has to ________ whether something is a title or a heading multiple times...
What is reiterate?
1. A quick, witty reply
2. Conversation characterized by such remarks
What is a repartee?
Pretended
What is ostensible?
Talkativeness
What is reticence?
Ostendo, Ostendere, Ostendi, Ostensum
What is "to exhibit"?
Students try to come up with _________ reasons for why they did not complete their homework.
What is ostensible?