Etymology Unit 6

Question 0

Equable

Adj

Answer 0

Balaced, calm, not extreme mood swings

Mrs Aiken is the opposite of equable.

Question 1

Equ

Equality

Answer 1

Equal

Question 2

Equilibrium

Noun

Answer 2

Emotional calmness
Balance

The equilibrium of the class can never be found.

Question 3

Equinox

Answer 3

The day where day and night are the same length

The equinox went by and made no impact on my life.

Question 4

Adequacy

Answer 4

Being enough to equal the requirement

Question 5

Quis, quit, ques

Answer 5

To seek or obtain

Question 6

Inquisition- noun

Answer 6

A harsh questioning or interrogation

Question 7

Perquisite- noun

Answer 7

In the past it meant something asked for, now it is something received.
Perks of a job.

Question 8

Acquisitive- adj

Answer 8

To obtain all the things. Greedy people

Alla was acquisitive obtain gall the time in class to be yelled at.

Question 9

Requisition- noun

Answer 9

Demand or request, a formal request

My requisition was denied.

Question 10

Plen-ple

Answer 10

To fill

Question 11

Plenary-adj

Answer 11

Filling a purpose

The pep rally was the plenary gathering

Question 12

Complement- noun or verb

Answer 12

An expression of respect or affection

The old mans compliment weirded me out.

Question 13

Deplete- verb

Answer 13

Reducing amount by using it up

I depleted the fridge which resulted in diabetes.

Question 14

Replete-adj

Answer 14

Back again replenished

The fridge is replete.

Question 15

Metr, meter

Answer 15

Measure

Question 16

Metric-noun or adj

Answer 16

Relating to metric system

I don’t like the metric system. Stupid Brits

Question 17

Meter- noun

Answer 17

39 inches

The line at kings island was 5000000009 meters long

Question 18

Odometer- noun

Answer 18

Measures the distance

My odometer reached 100000 miles

Question 19

Tachometer- noun

Answer 19

Measures the speed of rotation

My tachometer reached 8000 rpm before I flipped it into fourth.

Question 20

Aud

Answer 20

Hearing

Question 21

Auditor- noun

Answer 21

One who listens listening to financial account

My auditor yelled at me for my terrible credit score.

Question 22

Auditory-adj

Answer 22

Perceived or experienced through hearing

Mrs Aiken was auditory and I went deaf.

Question 23

Audition-noun

Answer 23

Tryout

My audition went great, I got the part.

Question 24

Inaudible-noun

Answer 24

Incapable of hearing. Mrs Aiken is Inaudible when Allah is talking.

Question 25

Son

Answer 25

Sound

Question 26

Sonic

Answer 26

Having to do with sound The was a sonic boom that came from mrs aikens class when alla started talking

Question 27

Dissonant- adj

Answer 27

Clashing or discordant, especially in music. The music we learned had lots of flats so it was dissonant

Question 28

Resonance- noun

Answer 28

The continuing of echoing sound Morgan Freeman's voice resonated in my head forever an ever.

Question 29

Ultrasonic-adj

Answer 29

Having a frequency higher than what can be heard by human ears The dog whistle was ultrasonic.

Question 30

Err

Answer 30

To wander or to stay

Question 31

Errant-adj

Answer 31

Wandering or moving about aimlessly or straying outside proper boundaries The kid was errant and got hit by a car and lived to tell the tell the tale

Question 32

Aberrant-adj

Answer 32

Staying or differing from the right , normal or natural type The criminal was aberrant.

Question 33

Erratic-adj

Answer 33

Having no fixed course or lacking in consistency The road trip was erratic and we got stuck in a ditch in south Ohio.

Question 34

Erroneous-adj

Answer 34

Mistaken, incorrect The kid was erroneous and got an F on his ap world test.

Question 35

Ced

Answer 35

To proceed or yield

Question 36

Cede-verb

Answer 36

To give up especially by treaty; yield Their 90 year old grandpa ceded his financial things to his children.

Question 37

Concede- verb

Answer 37

To admit grudgingly; yield The south conceded the civil war

Question 38

Accede-verb

Answer 38

To give in to a request or demand. Obama acceded Michelle's stupid rules.

Question 39

Precedent- adj

Answer 39

Something done or said that May be an example or rule to guide later acts of a similar kind. I lied to my friends about the gift not being precedent.