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10th grade (Year 11 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.9-10.4.B, L.11-12.4.B · England: GCSE English Language, A-level English Language

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  1. Question 1

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. eloquent (e = out, loqu = speak)

    • A. fluent and persuasive in speech
    • B. unable to speak
    • C. quietly polite
    • D. very loud
  2. Question 2

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. antipathy (anti = against, path = feeling)

    • A. a strong liking
    • B. a strong dislike
    • C. an illness
    • D. a feeling of pity
  3. Question 3

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. antipathy (anti = against, path = feeling)

    • A. a strong dislike
    • B. a feeling of pity
    • C. a strong liking
    • D. an illness
  4. Question 4

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. incredulous (in = not, cred = believe)

    • A. amazing
    • B. trustworthy
    • C. very sincere
    • D. unwilling to believe
  5. Question 5

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. philanthropist (phil = love, anthrop = human)

    • A. someone who studies humans
    • B. someone who helps others, often by giving money
    • C. a collector of stamps
    • D. someone who hates people
  6. Question 6

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. antipathy (anti = against, path = feeling)

    • A. a strong liking
    • B. a strong dislike
    • C. an illness
    • D. a feeling of pity
  7. Question 7

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. antipathy (anti = against, path = feeling)

    • A. a strong dislike
    • B. a strong liking
    • C. a feeling of pity
    • D. an illness
  8. Question 8

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. eloquent (e = out, loqu = speak)

    • A. fluent and persuasive in speech
    • B. quietly polite
    • C. very loud
    • D. unable to speak
  9. Question 9

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. philanthropist (phil = love, anthrop = human)

    • A. someone who hates people
    • B. a collector of stamps
    • C. someone who studies humans
    • D. someone who helps others, often by giving money
  10. Question 10

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. omnipotent (omni = all, potent = powerful)

    • A. all-powerful
    • B. present everywhere
    • C. eating everything
    • D. very old
  11. Question 11

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. malicious (mal = bad)

    • A. very tired
    • B. sick
    • C. intending to harm
    • D. forgetful
  12. Question 12

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. incredulous (in = not, cred = believe)

    • A. very sincere
    • B. unwilling to believe
    • C. trustworthy
    • D. amazing
  13. Question 13

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. amorphous (a = without, morph = shape)

    • A. changing shade
    • B. very loving
    • C. without a clear shape
    • D. very large
  14. Question 14

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. eloquent (e = out, loqu = speak)

    • A. unable to speak
    • B. very loud
    • C. fluent and persuasive in speech
    • D. quietly polite
  15. Question 15

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. circumnavigate (circum = around, nav = ship)

    • A. build a ship
    • B. sail underwater
    • C. steer badly
    • D. sail all the way around
  16. Question 16

    Use the word parts to choose the best definition. philanthropist (phil = love, anthrop = human)

    • A. someone who hates people
    • B. someone who helps others, often by giving money
    • C. someone who studies humans
    • D. a collector of stamps

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  1. fluent and persuasive in speech
  2. a strong dislike
  3. a strong dislike
  4. unwilling to believe
  5. someone who helps others, often by giving money
  6. a strong dislike
  7. a strong dislike
  8. fluent and persuasive in speech
  9. someone who helps others, often by giving money
  10. all-powerful
  11. intending to harm
  12. unwilling to believe
  13. without a clear shape
  14. fluent and persuasive in speech
  15. sail all the way around
  16. someone who helps others, often by giving money