Vocabulary Workshop Level C Review Units 1-3 Answers

Wordly Wise 3000 Book 11

Fourth Edition - Answer Key

Lesson 13

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13A Understanding Meanings

p. 143

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

1. C
2. C
3. Cuisine is a style of cooking.
4. Crass behavior shows lack of sensitivity to others' feelings.
5. C
6. C
7. A libation is a drink used especially for a celebration or ritual.
8. C
9. Concurrent events take place simultaneously.
10. C
11. Platitudes are trite statements.
12. C
13. Extemporaneous remarks are those made with little or no preparation.
14. C
15. C

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13B Using Words

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1. a. debase b. debase c. debase
2. b. platitude
3. b. enjoined c. enjoined
4. a. concurrent c. concurrent
5. a. travail c. travail
6. a. context b. context
7. a. reconcile b. reconcile c. reconcile
8. a. sunder b. sunder c. sunder

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13C Word Study: Word Parts

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(Definitions are examples; students' answers may vary.)

1. advent, a coming or arrival
2. proclivity, a strong leaning toward something
3. itinerant, traveling from place to place
4. opprobrium, scornful treatment or contempt
5. unequivocal, leaving no room for misunderstanding
6. domicile, one's home or place of residence
7. antithetical, being in direct opposition
8. attrition, a gradual reduction in strength
9. reconcile, to reestablish a friendly relationship
10. multifarious, having many forms

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13D Images of Words

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• 1. a, c
• 2. b, c
• 3. a, b
• 4. a, b, c
• 5. a, b

• 6. a, c
• 7. b, c
• 8. a, c
• 9. a, b, c
• 10. a, b

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13E Vocabulary in Context

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(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

1. The violent Watts riots of 1965 provided the genesis of Kwanzaa. Maulana Karenga felt a need for change.
2. Answers will vary.
3. For many, there was a general malaise that reflected both physical and spiritual deprivation.
4. People are encouraged to settle their differences with friends, family, and colleagues.
5. Sample response: Spending a lot of money would emphasize the material rather than the spiritual aspect of the holiday.
6. African American cuisine is served at a special meal. Libations are offered as part of a ceremony near the end of the festival.
7. Sample response: No, the ideas in these principles are not trite. They encourage people to think about the spiritual aspects of their lives.
8. The principles encourage positive thinking, community, and working to help others.
9. People are urged to take care of each other and leave their communities more beautiful and beneficial than they were before.
10. No, the feast occurs on the sixth day, but the candle lighting occurs on the first.

End of Lesson 13