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A vocabulary word that is a synonym of heat.

thermal

100

A vocabulary word that is an antonym of division.

unison

100

The meaning of the prefix, mono-.

one

100

A statement saying you are sorry about something.

apology

100

The difference between a clause and a phrase.

a clause has a subject and verb, but a phrase does not.

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A vocabulary word that is a synonym of unique.

diverse

200

A vocabulary word that is an antonym of uniting.

rupture 

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The meaning of the root, log/logue. 

word

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Able to speak and understand two languages.

bilingual 

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Which of the following sentences is correct?

A. Having jumped up, the cat pounced.

B. The cat pounced when the mouse jumped up.

C. Having jumped up, the cat pounced at the mouse.

D. Having up jumped the cat, the mouse pounced.


B. The cat pounced when the mouse jumped up.

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A vocabulary word that is a synonym of immoral.

corrupt

300

A vocabulary word that is an antonym of prologue.

epilogue

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The meaning of the prefix, astr-.

star

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To cause something to stop happening for a time.

interrupt 

300

What is the function of “who is in my class…” in the sentence below?

Jessica, who is in my class, also went to Disney the same day.

adjective clause

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A vocabulary word that is a synonym of control.

monopoly

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A vocabulary word that is an antonym of exciting.

monotonous

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The meaning of meter/metr.

measure

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The distance through the center of a circle or sphere from one side to another.

diameter

400

What is the function of “At the zoo…” in the sentence below?

When we were at the zoo, the kids went wild.

adverb clause

500

A vocabulary word that is a synonym of eye care profession.

optometry

500

A vocabulary word that is an antonym of sequels.

antecedent

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The meaning of the prefix, ante.

before

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Relating to, or using the natural heat produced inside the Earth.

geothermal

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Name the five functions of noun clauses.

direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, object of preposition, subject.