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Lesson 19

Wordly Wise 3000 Book 11 Lesson 19 Answer Key (4th Edition)

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19A Understanding Meanings

p. 210

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

  1. C
  2. C
  3. A stentorian voice is one that is loud.
  4. C
  5. An epiphany is a revelation.
  6. C
  7. C
  8. A unilateral move is made without others acting in concert.
  9. C
  10. C
  11. Tenure is the condition of holding an office or position.
  12. A complaisant person is eager to please.
  13. A moratorium is a waiting period or temporary ban.
  14. C
  15. C

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19B Using Words

p. 212
  1. a. pragmatic c. pragmatic
  2. a. stentorian
  3. a. pendulous
  4. a. depredations b. depredations c. depredations
  5. a. viable b. viable
  6. a. portend b. portend
  7. a. consolidate b. consolidate c. consolidate
  8. a. complaisant b. complaisant

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19C Word Study: Parts of Speech

p. 213
  • 1. antithetical
  • 2. metropolitan
  • 3. portentous
  • 4. parsimonious
  • 5. hypocritical
  • 6. indoctrination
  • 7. portent
  • 8. ouster
  • 9. derision
  • 10. espousal
  • 11. listlessness
  • 12. altruism
  • 13. introspection
  • 14. notoriety
  • 15. autocracy

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19D Images of Words

p. 214
  • 1. a, b
  • 2. c
  • 3. a, b, c
  • 4. a, c
  • 5. a, b, c
  • 6. b, c
  • 7. b, c
  • 8. b, c
  • 9. a, b
  • 10. a, c

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19E Vocabulary in Context

p. 216

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

  1. A demand for ivory carvings led to a larger number of kills and portended the possible extinction of elephants.
  2. One can hear their stentorian trumpeting.
  3. They intertwine their pendulous trunks and click their tusks.
  4. She had a strong connection to Africa. It felt like home, even though she had never been there before.
  5. The ivory carvings are elaborate and have significant value.
  6. Elephants live in family groups of several generations of females, with less mature calves under the aegis of a matriarch who is the oldest and often the wisest.
  7. She says the reprieve granted to elephants can only continue if the moratorium on ivory sales remains strong.
  8. They took a pragmatic view of their country's dependence on the tourist trade. This industry would remain viable only as long as there were elephants to see.
  9. It may signal the depredation of huge numbers of elephants.
  10. It led to a consolidation of action on the part of other African nations. They began to support it.

End of Lesson 19

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