Vocabulary Workshop Level E Review Units 1-3 Answers

Wordly Wise 3000 Book 11

Fourth Edition - Answer Key

Lesson 14

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14A Determining Precise Meaning

p. 154

• 1. b
• 2. a
• 3. a
• 4. b
• 5. b
• 6. a
• 7. a
• 8. a

• 9. b
• 10. a
• 11. b
• 12. a
• 13. a
• 14. b
• 15. b

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14B Understanding Word Relationships

p. 155

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

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

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14C Word Study: Synonyms and Antonyms

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• 1. dilatory, prompt A
• 2. belief, tenet S
• 3. origin, genesis S
• 4. unite, sunder A
• 5. penurious, affluent A
• 6. amity, friendship S
• 7. pugnacious, bellicose S
• 8. ambiguous, unequivocal A
• 9. wholesome, salubrious S
• 10. disinter, bury A

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14D Understanding Contextual Meanings

p. 158

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

1. C
2. C
3. C
4. Political-party disagreements had to be transcended before the railroad could be built.
5. C
6. C
7. The holy ground is sacrosanct to the church.
8. Nashville is the venue for many musical events.
9. The mountain climbers reached the pinnacle in less than an hour.
10. C

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14E Vocabulary in Context

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(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

1. The absence of a state religion is a major tenet of the constitution.
2. Yes, his idea was universal because he described it as a great church that would be open to all.
3. Washington, D.C., was a venue where all people in the nation could worship.
4. The idea was suggested in 1793 but remained moot for a hundred years because of the issue of separating church and state.
5. Flying buttresses were used to support the walls, and gargoyles were used as decorative elements.
6. No, a requiem service was held for President Eisenhower and for others before it was completely finished.
7. Hart's sculpture is described as a sensuous composition of male and female figures.
8. The passage says that the cathedral is the world's sixth largest cathedral.
9. The church has no local congregation, and it is open to people of all faiths.
10. The cathedral is built on the highest point of land in Washington, D.C., Mount St. Alban.

End of Lesson 14