Vocabulary Root -inter

What does it mean to "intercede" on someone's behalf?

• To watch them without being noticed

• To interrupt them constantly

• To act or plead on another's behalf

• To compete against them

If a player manages to "intercept" the ball, what have they done?

• Missed the ball completely

• Caught the ball that was meant for someone else

• Thrown the ball out of bounds

• Dropped the ball

What does it mean to "interfere" in a situation?

• To observe from a distance

• To help out quietly

• To get involved in a way that causes a disruption

• To leave the situation alone

What happens when a conversation is "interrupted"?

• It continues without any pauses

• It ends immediately

• Someone or something causes it to stop briefly

• It becomes more interesting

To "intervene" in a situation means to:

• Watch it without taking any action

• Take action to influence the outcome

• Record the situation for later review

• Encourage others to get involved

What time does "midnight" refer to?

• 12:00 in the afternoon

• 12:00 in the morning

• The middle of the day

• The middle of the evening

If you are in the "midst" of something, where are you?

• At the beginning

• At the end

• In the middle of it

• Outside of it

What does "midstream" refer to?

• The beginning of a river

• The end of a river

• The middle part of a river

• A small stream that only flows at midnight

If something happens "midway" through an event, when does it happen?

• At the start

• Halfway through

• At the end

• Before the event begins

What does "midyear" refer to?

• The beginning of the year

• The end of the year

• The middle of the year

• Anytime after midnight