Unit 9

Question 0

Fug

Answer 0

To flee or escape

Question 1

Her

Answer 1

To stick

Question 2

Cosm

Answer 2

Order

Question 3

Sci

Answer 3

To understand, to know.

Question 4

Junct

Answer 4

To join

Question 5

Part

Answer 5

Part

Question 6

Mis

Answer 6

To send

Question 7

Pel

Answer 7

To move or drive

Question 8

Arachnid (noun)

Answer 8

A member of the class Arachnida, which principally includes animals with four pairs of legs and no antennae, such as spiders, scorpions, mites, and ticks.

Question 9

Calliope (noun)

Answer 9

A musical instrument similar to an organ in which it whistles are sounded by steam or compressed air.

Question 10

Dryad (noun)

Answer 10

A wood nymph.

Question 11

Fauna (noun)

Answer 11

Animal life, especially the animals that live naturally in a given area or environment.

Question 12

Flora (noun)

Answer 12

Plant life, especially the flowering plants that live naturally in a specific area or environment.

Question 13

Pandora’s Box (noun)

Answer 13

A source of many troubles.

Question 15

Scylla and Charybdis (noun)

Answer 15

Two equally dangerous alternatives.

Question 16

Ad- toward
Her- to stick
Ent- noun

Answer 16

Someone who follows a leader, a party, or a profession; one who believes in a particular philosophy or religion.
Disciple.

Question 17

Co- together
Her- to stick
E- verb

Answer 17

To hold together together firmly as parts of the same mass.

Glue.

Question 18

In- not
Co- together
Her- to stick
Ent- adjective

Answer 18

Unclear or difficult to understand; loosely organized or inconsistent.
Choppy.

Question 19

In- not
Her- to stick
Ent- adjective

Answer 19

Part of something by nature or habit.

Ingrained.

Question 20

Centr- central
I
Fug- to flee or escape
Al- adjective

Answer 20

Moving outward from a center or central focus.

Efferent.

Question 21

Re- again
Fug- to flee or escape
E- noun

Answer 21

Shelter or protection from danger or distress, or a place that provides shelter or protection.
Protection.

Question 22

Fug- to flee or escape

Ue- noun

Answer 22

A musical form in which a theme is echoed and imitated by voices or instruments that enter one after another and interweave as the piece proceeds.
Opera.

Question 23

Sub- under, or below
Ter
Fug- to flee or escape
E- noun

Answer 23

A trick designed to help conceal, escape, or evade; a deceptive trick.
Artifice.

Question 24

Cosm- Order

Os- noun

Answer 24

The universe, especially when it is viewed as orderly and systematic; any orderly system that is complete in itself.
Nature.

Question 25

Cosm- order O Log- word, speech, reason Y- noun

Answer 25

A theory that describes the nature of the universe; a branch of astronomy that deals with the origin and structure of the universe. Nature.

Question 26

Mirco- very small | Cosm- order (noun)

Answer 26

Something (such as a place or an event) that is seen as a small version of something much larger. Pawn.

Question 27

Cosm- order O Polit- citizen An- adjective

Answer 27

Having international sophistication and experience; made up of persons, elements, or influences from many different parts of the world. Modern.

Question 28

Con- together Sci- to know and understand Enti Ous- adjective

Answer 28

Governed by morality; resulting from painstaking or exact attention. Just.

Question 29

Ne- new Sci- to know and understand Ence- noun

Answer 29

Lack of knowledge or awareness; ignorance. | Uneducated.

Question 30

Pre- before Sci- to know and understand Ent- adjective

Answer 30

Having or showing advance knowledge of what is going to happen. Wise.

Question 31

``` Un- not Con- together Sci- to know and understand On Able-adjective ```

Answer 31

Not guided by any moral sense; shockingly excessive, unreasonable, or unfair. Crude.

Question 32

Junct- to join | Ure- noun

Answer 32

An important point in a process or activity; a place where things join; junction. Contingency.

Question 33

Ad- toward | Junct- to join (adj/n.)

Answer 33

Something joined or added to another thing of which it is not a part. Prosthetic.

Question 34

Dis- apart Junct- to join Ion- noun

Answer 34

A break, separation, or sharp difference between two things. | Juxtaposition.

Question 35

Con- together | Junct- to join (adjective)

Answer 35

Bound together; joined, united. | Collaborative.

Question 36

Bi- both Part- part Ite- adjective

Answer 36

Being in two parts; shared by two. | Dual.

Question 37

Im- not Part- part Ial- adjective

Answer 37

Fair and not biased; treating or affecting all equally. | Moral.

Question 38

Part- part Ici Ple- noun

Answer 38

A word that is formed from a verb but used like an adjective. Infinitive.

Question 39

Part- part Is An- noun

Answer 39

A person who is strongly devoted to a particular cause or group; a guerrilla fighter. Patriot.

Question 40

Mis- to send S Ion- noun

Answer 40

A task that someone is given to do, especially a military task; a task that someone considers an important duty. Goal.

Question 41

Mis- to send S Ion- noun Ary- noun

Answer 41

A person undertaking a mission, and especially a religious missionary. Crusader.

Question 42

E- out Mis- to send S Ary- noun

Answer 42

Someone sent out to represent another; an agent. | Senator.

Question 43

Trans- through Mis- to send S Ion- noun

Answer 43

The act or process of sending something from one point to another, especially sending electrical signals to a radio, television, computer, etc; the gears by which the power is passed from the engine to the axle in a motor vehicle. Communicable.

Question 44

Com- together | Pel- to move or drive (verb)

Answer 44

``` To force (someone) to do something; to make (something) happen. Initiate. ```

Question 45

Ex- out of | Pel- to move or drive (verb)

Answer 45

To drive or force out; to force to leave, usually by official action. Eviction.

Question 46

Im- towards | Pel- to move or drive (verb)

Answer 46

To urge or drive forward by strong moral force. | Right.

Question 47

Re- back | Pel- to move or drive (verb)

Answer 47

``` To keep (something) out or away; to drive back. Yield. ```