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Lesson 9

Wordly Wise 3000 Book 11 Lesson 9 Answer Key (4th Edition)


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9A Understanding Meanings

p. 99

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

  1. C
  2. A phobia is an intense, irrational fear.
  3. C
  4. To fabricate a story is to invent or make it up.
  5. A proclivity is a strong inclination toward a thing.
  6. Itinerant musicians are those who travel from place to place.
  7. The advent of something is its arrival.
  8. C
  9. C
  10. A projectile is an object propelled by force through the air.
  11. C
  12. C
  13. A domicile is a person's house or place of residence.
  14. Vertigo is a state of dizziness.
  15. C

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9B Using Words

p. 100
  1. a. proclivity b. proclivity
  2. a. reciprocate c. reciprocate
  3. a. lilliputian b. lilliputian c. lilliputian
  4. a. advent b. advent
  5. a. fabricate b. fabricate c. fabricate
  6. b. relegate c. relegate
  7. a. queasy b. queasy
  8. a. projectile

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9C Word Study: Parts of Speech

p. 102
  • 1. autonomous
  • 2. incremental
  • 3. peripheral
  • 4. opulent
  • 5. efficacious
  • 6. undulation
  • 7. reciprocity
  • 8. fabrication
  • 9. acquiescence
  • 10. correlation
  • 11. penitence
  • 12. reciprocity
  • 13. perspicacity
  • 14. munificence
  • 15. disparity

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9D Images of Words

p. 103
  • 1. a, c
  • 2. b
  • 3. a, c
  • 4. b
  • 5. a, b
  • 6. a, c
  • 7. b
  • 8. b, c
  • 9. a, b
  • 10. b, c

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9E Vocabulary in Context

p. 104

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

  1. A person with a fear of heights would not be calm or unimpressed while looking down from one of the world's tallest buildings. On the contrary, that person would probably panic or become hysterical.
  2. The Dominion Bridge Steel Company offered employment to the Mohawks in exchange for the right to build on their land.
  3. The Mohawks were relegated to unskilled labor positions, which paid much less than the jobs for skilled workers.
  4. The Mohawks' fascination with heights was not an arrogant show of bravery. They had a proclivity for this kind of work.
  5. Ironworkers would appear lilliputian to people on the ground.
  6. The Mohawks helped fabricate some of the most famous buildings of the twentieth century.
  7. The advent of the skyscraper boom provided the Mohawks with continuous, localized work for many decades.
  8. After the boom, the Mohawks returned to domiciles in Canada and northern New York state.
  9. If the fear reaches extreme degrees, it might be considered a phobia.
  10. One may feel queasy or experience vertigo.

End of Lesson 9

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