VERT / VERSE

re- means

• below or under

• back or again

• with or together

• to turn

divert means

• to take in another direction

• to throw under or below

• capable of being changed

• hardship or misfortune

A noun that means a point where two or more straight lines meet is __.

• vice-versa

• versed

• vertical

• vertex

The verb that means to fall back into an old condition or habit

• pervert

• convert

• revert

• subvert

This verb means to entertain, distract, or cause a detour.

• inadvertent

• convertible

• conversion

• diversion

A large car or van can be converted into a home.

• True

• False

These items / things are incontrovertible: check all that apply.

• the construct of time

• verifiable truths

• damning evidence proven true

• that earth is round

A __ person is or habit is one that is not desirable or even legal in some states.

• vertical

• adverse

• perverse

• reverse

If I am __ in three languages, that means I know all three very well.

• divergent

• conversant

• conversate

• vertex

The complicated detour __ our drive and delayed our arrival by half an hour.

• converted

• subverted

• conversant

• diverted