Questions and Answers
What does the root word 'co/col/com/con' mean?
What does 'coauthor' mean?
Be a joint author of a book, paper, or report.
What is a 'codependent'?
A person who is so focused on the needs of others that the person's own needs are neglected.
What does it mean to 'collaborate'?
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What does 'commemorate' mean?
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What is a 'collision'?
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What does it mean to 'communicate'?
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What is 'composition'?
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What does 'concur' mean?
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What does 'contemporary' refer to?
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What is a 'convention'?
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Study Notes
Root Word: co/col/com/con
- Prefixes implying association, collaboration, or commonality.
- Meaning includes "with," "together," "jointly," and "common."
Vocabulary Breakdown
- Coauthor: A joint author responsible for content in collaborative works like books or reports.
- Codependent: Someone overly focused on others' needs, neglecting personal needs.
- Collaborate: To actively work together on shared projects or enterprises.
- Commemorate: To honor or remember someone or something through ceremonies or observances.
- Collision: An event where two or more entities come together briefly, often leading to impact.
- Communicate: The act of exchanging information or ideas.
- Composition: The arrangement of various elements into a cohesive whole.
- Concur: To share the same opinion or agree with others.
- Contemporary: Refers to events or entities occurring during the same time period.
- Convention: An assembly or gathering of people who share a common interest or purpose.
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Description
Test your understanding of vocabulary words that incorporate the root words 'co', 'col', 'com', and 'con'. This quiz covers meanings and usage in relation to collaboration, togetherness, and commonality. Challenge yourself and enhance your vocabulary skills!