7th Grade Vocabulary Lesson 7

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What does the term 'disposition' refer to in the context of a person's characteristics?

  • A person's usual mood or temperament (correct)
  • A collection of various writings
  • The average span of time between births
  • A conclusion based on guesswork

Which of the following best describes 'conjecture' as a verb?

  • To restrict in meaning
  • To form an opinion while lacking sufficient evidence (correct)
  • To include or encompass
  • To free from a difficult situation

What does the term 'guile' imply?

  • Urgency or pressing importance
  • A collection of sentences
  • A person's tendency to change
  • Cunning or deceit in dealings with others (correct)

Which word describes the act of coming up again or happening again?

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What does 'modify' mean in a grammatical context?

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What does the word 'anonymous' mean?

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What is an 'anthology'?

<p>A collection of various writings, such as songs, stories, or poems.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define 'conjecture'.

<p>A conclusion based on guesswork or insufficient evidence. To form an opinion while lacking sufficient evidence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two meanings of 'disposition'?

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Which of the following are definitions of 'encompass'?

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What does 'extricate' mean?

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What are the three meanings of 'generation'?

<p>The average span of time between the birth of parents and their children. (B), All the people born and living about the same time. (C), One step in the line of descent of a family. (E)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'guile' mean?

<p>Cunning or deceit in dealing with others; trickery.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two meanings of 'imperative'?

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What are the three meanings of 'modify'?

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What are the two meanings of 'pivot'?

<p>A small bar or rod on which something else turns. (A), A person or thing on which others depend. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'prevalent' mean?

<p>Commonly occurring; widely accepted or practiced.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two meanings of 'spontaneous'?

<p>Occurring or produced without human labor. (B), Voluntary and unplanned. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the word 'conjecture' mean?

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What are the two meanings of the word 'disposition'?

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What are the two meanings of the verb 'encompass'?

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What does the verb 'extricate' mean?

<p>To free from a difficult or tangled situation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the three meanings of the word 'generation'?

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What does the word 'guile' mean?

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What are the two meanings of the adjective 'imperative'?

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What does the verb 'instill' mean?

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What are the three meanings of the verb 'modify'?

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What are the two meanings of the noun 'pivot'?

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What does the adjective 'prevalent' mean?

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What are the two meanings of the verb 'recur'?

<p>To think about something repeatedly. (C), To come up again or to happen again. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two meanings of the adjective 'spontaneous'?

<p>Occurring or produced without human labor. (C), Voluntary and unplanned. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Disposition (1)

A person's typical mood or temperament.

Anthology

A collection of various writings, such as songs, stories, or poems.

Extricate

To free someone or something from a difficult situation.

Conjecture (verb)

To form an opinion based on guesswork or insufficient evidence.

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Spontaneity

The ability to occur or be produced naturally, without planning.

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Anonymous

Of an unknown source or unrevealed name.

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Conjecture (n)

A conclusion based on guesswork or insufficient evidence.

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Conjecture (v)

To form an opinion while lacking sufficient evidence.

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Encompass (1)

To enclose or encircle.

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Encompass (2)

To include.

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Generation (1)

One step in the line of descent of a family.

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Generation (2)

All the people born and living about the same time.

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Generation (3)

The average span of time between the birth of parents and their children.

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Guile

Cunning or deceit in dealing with others; trickery.

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Imperative (1)

Urgent; pressing.

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Imperative (2)

Having the power or authority to command.

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Instill

To introduce gradually in order to establish securely.

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Modify (1)

To make less extreme or severe.

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Modify (2)

To make changes in.

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Modify (3)

In grammar, to limit or restrict in meaning.

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Pivot (1)

A small bar or rod on which something else turns.

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Pivot (2)

A person or thing on which others depend.

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Pivot (v)

To turn on or as if on a pivot.

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Prevalent

Commonly occurring; widely accepted or practiced.

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Recur (1)

To come up again or to happen again.

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Recur (2)

To come to mind again.

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Recurrence

The act of recurring.

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Spontaneous (1)

Voluntary and unplanned.

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Spontaneous (2)

Occurring or produced without human labor.

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Study Notes

Lesson 7 Vocabulary

  • anonymous: adjective, of an unknown source or unrevealed name
  • anthology: noun, a collection of various writings (songs, stories, poems)
  • conjecture: noun, a conclusion based on guesswork or insufficient evidence; verb, to form an opinion while lacking sufficient evidence
  • disposition: noun, a person's usual mood or temperament; a regular tendency or inclination
  • encompass: verb, to enclose or encircle; to include
  • extricate: verb, to free from a difficult or tangled situation
  • generation: noun, one step in a family's lineage; all people born and living around the same time; the average time span between parents' births and their children's births
  • guile: noun, cunning or deceit in dealing with others; trickery
  • imperative: adjective, urgent; pressing; having the power or authority to command; verb, to introduce gradually in order to establish securely
  • instill: verb, to introduce gradually in order to establish securely; to make less extreme or severe
  • modify: verb, to make changes in; in grammar, to limit or restrict in meaning
  • pivot: noun, a small bar or rod on which something turns; a person or thing on which others depend; verb, to turn on or as if on a pivot
  • prevalent: adjective, commonly occurring; widely accepted or practiced
  • recur: verb, to come up again or happen again; to come to mind again
  • spontaneous: adjective, voluntary and unplanned; occurring or produced without human labor; noun, the quality or condition of occurring in an unplanned way
  • recurrence: noun, the act of recurring

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