Unit One

Question 1

Bene- means well
Fac- means to make
T
Or- is noun

Answer 1

That man you’ve so haughtily disrespected happens to be our benefactor.

Question 2

Bene- good
Dict- to speak
Ion- action/condition
noun

Answer 2

We shall commence our benediction.

Question 3

Bene- Good
Vol- to wish
Ence- noun

Answer 3

Jared has always had a way of doing things with a benevolence that is sure to get him to heaven.

Question 4

Am- to love
Ic- peaceful
Able- adjective

Answer 4

The church is usually amicable, but lately all they’ve done is ask for money and give nothing but reassurance that we were to have a ticket to heaven.

Question 5

En- In
Am- love
Ored- past tense; verb

Answer 5

I feel enamored to be in your care.

Question 6

Par- secret
Am- to love
Our- condition; noun

Answer 6

The man was unknowing of his paramour.

Question 7

Am- love
Or
Ous- possessive; adjective

Answer 7

The man was rather amorous during his wedding.

Question 8

Ante- before
Bell- war
Um- noun

Answer 8

Antebellum to the Civil War was the election of Mr. Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States of America.

Question 9

Bell- War
Ic- war like
Ose- adjective (full of)

Answer 9

Johnny, who was a rather bellicose man, may have had a dependency on alcohol.

Question 9

Re- again
Bell- war
Ion- noun

Answer 9

The rebellion was futile.

Question 10

Bell- war
Iger
Ence- adjective

Answer 10

It was the man’s own belligerence that led to his death.

Question 12

Pac- agree, peace.

Ify- verb

Answer 12

Germany did nothing to pacify their enemies, resulting in a series of harsh battles that led to the fall of the Nazi regime.

Question 13

Pac- peace

T- past tense, noun

Answer 13

Although a few pacts were signed between the warring empires, skirmishes were not an uncommon occurrence.

Question 13

Pac- peace or agree

E- noun

Answer 13

The author appears to support a Republican agenda, pace his articles often lash out at the entire organization despite the actions of one figure instead of the whole community.

Question 14

Pac- peace
If
Ist- noun

Answer 14

Mr. Hartman preferred to view himself as a pacifist despite his violent tendencies.

Question 16

Crim- fault/crime
In
Ology- study of, noun

Answer 16

The department requires that each of its employees major in some form of criminology.

Question 17

De- seperate (prefix)
Crim- fault or crime
Inal
Ize- to render/make, verb

Answer 17

The committee has attempted to decriminalize marijuana in their own state despite federal laws that state the opposite.

Question 18

In- meaning in
Crim- fault or cime
In
Ate- function, verb

Answer 18

Do not try to incriminate me.

Question 18

Ap- away
Prob- prove
Ation- noun, action

Answer 18

The man has been given many approbations despite his career.

Question 19

Re- again
Crim- fault or crime
Inat
Ion- noun, condition/action, noun.

Answer 19

Stop with the recriminations, and admit that you were wrong.

Question 21

Prob- prove or proof

Ate-noun, function

Answer 21

This whole probate business is not boding well.

Question 22

Prob- Prove, proof, honesty

Ity- noun, state or quality.

Answer 22

Why would I not question your probity?

Question 23

Re- again
Prob- proof or prove
ate- noun

Answer 23

Lord Voldemort was a reprobate for the majority of his life.

Question 24

Grav- heavy or serious.

e- adjective

Answer 24

We are in a grave situation.

Question 25

Grav- heavy, weighted, serious.
it
Ate- cause to be (verb)

Answer 25

The earth gravitates toward the sun.

Question 26

Grav- heavy or serious

Itas- adjective

Answer 26

The CEO had a gravitas character in the office, but drastically changed after a few drinks at the bar.

Question 27

Ag- do
Grav- heavy or serious.
Ate- verb

Answer 27

Do not aggravate me.

Question 28

Al-
Lev- light or to raise or to lighten.
I-
Ate-verb

Answer 28

Can you alleviate my problems?

Question 29

E-
Lev- light or lighten.
At-
Ion- noun

Answer 29

The elevation effects those with asthma.

Question 30

Lev- light, to raise or to lighten.

Ity- noun

Answer 30

The man did not like levity at his marriage.

Question 31

Canti-
Lev- light, to raise or to lighten.
Er- noun

Answer 31

The cantilever was knocked off the wall.

Question 32

Cicerone

Noun

Answer 32

A guide.

Question 33

Hector

Verb

Answer 33

To bully or harass by personal pressure.

Question 34

Hedonism

Noun

Answer 34

An attitude/way of life that happiness should be chief goal.

Question 35

Nestor

Noun

Answer 35

A senior figure or leader in one’s field. (Eldest Greek leader of Trojan war)

Question 36

Spartan

Adjective

Answer 36

Marked by simplicity, avoidance of luxury, often strict self discipline/self-denial.

Question 37

Stentorian

Adjective

Answer 37

Extremely loud, often with especially deep richness of sound.

Question 38

Stoic

Adjective

Answer 38

Seemingly indifferent to pleasure or pain. (Greece-Roman eras)

Question 39

Sybaritic (Ancient city of Sybaris)

Adjective

Answer 39

Marked by a luxurious or sensual way of life.

Question 40

Bene

Answer 40

Well or good.

Question 41

Am

Answer 41

Love.

Question 42

Bell

Answer 42

War.

Question 43

Pac

Answer 43

Peace or agree.

Question 44

Crim

Answer 44

Fault or crime.

Question 45

Prob

Answer 45

Prove or proof.

Question 46

Grav

Answer 46

Serious or dire.

Question 47

Lev

Answer 47

Light or lighten.