Greek & Latin Roots Part 2 Unit 9 Any Questions

What is the meaning of the word interrogate as it relates to our studies this week?

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way

• having or showing the insulting attitude of people who believe that they are better

• a special right or privilege that some people have

• not likely to be true or correct; giving reason to doubt or question something

What is the meaning of the word arrogant as it relates to our studies this week?

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way

• having or showing the insulting attitude of people who believe that they are better

• a special right or privilege that some people have

• not likely to be true or correct; giving reason to doubt or question something

What is the meaning of the word prerogative as it relates to our studies this week?

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way

• having or showing the insulting attitude of people who believe that they are better

• a special right or privilege that some people have

• not likely to be true or correct; giving reason to doubt or question something

What is the meaning of the word questionable as it relates to our studies this week?

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way

• having or showing the insulting attitude of people who believe that they are better

• a special right or privilege that some people have

• not likely to be true or correct; giving reason to doubt or question something

What is the meaning of the word inquest as it relates to our studies this week?

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way

• an official investigation to find a reason for something

• a special right or privilege that some people have

• not likely to be true or correct; giving reason to doubt or question something

What is the meaning of the word conquest as it relates to our studies this week?

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way

• an official investigation to find a reason for something

• the act of taking control of a country, city, etc. through the use of force

• not likely to be true or correct; giving reason to doubt or question something

What is the meaning of the word querulous as it relates to our studies this week?

• to get something; to come to own something; to gain a new skill

• an official investigation to find a reason for something

• the act of taking control of a country, city, etc. through the use of force

• complaining in an annoyed way

What is the meaning of the word acquire as it relates to our studies this week?

• to get something; to come to own something; to gain a new skill

• an official investigation to find a reason for something

• finely done or made; very beautiful or delicate; very sensitive or fine

• complaining in an annoyed way

What is the meaning of the word exquisite as it relates to our studies this week?

• to get something; to come to own something; to gain a new skill

• a harsh and unfair investigation or series of questions

• finely done or made; very beautiful or delicate; very sensitive or fine

• complaining in an annoyed way

What is the meaning of the word inquisition as it relates to our studies this week?

• to get something; to come to own something; to gain a new skill

• a harsh and unfair investigation or series of questions

• finely done or made; very beautiful or delicate; very sensitive or fine

• to ask someone questions in a thorough and often forceful way