Cogn, Sci=to know , knowledge

the mental process of knowing

• cognition

• cognizant

• conscience

a person having expert knowledge in science

• scientist

• sciolistic

• recognize

unscrupulous, not restrained by the conscience; unresonably unfair

• sciolistic

• unconscionable

• recognize

There is a famous saying, ¨Let your ____ be your guide¨. That means to let your sense of right and wrong tell you what to do when facing a difficult decision.

• conscientdious

• conscience

• cognition

Chemists, biologists, and pharmacists are all specific examples of

• omniscient

• sceintist

• ingonito

Did you ever see the size of her sunglasses? Did she really think we wouldńt recognize her? She can try to go _________ but it will never work.

• scientist

• incognito

• sciolistic

Many people feel that it was ____ for the Big Bad Wolf to impersonate the grandma to get Little Red Riding Hood. How dare he!

• unconscionable

• sciolistic

• omniscient

Many people feel that doctors are ______, but most doctors openly admit that they are still learning, just like everyone else does. They don´t know everything!

• cognition

• cognizant

• omniscient

I don´t remember how to get there, but when I see the building, Ill surely ______ it

• cognition

• recognize

• scientist

• omniscient

showing frivolous or superficial interest; ameteur-like superficial knowledge of something

• unconscionable

• scientist

• sciolistic