Vocab 21/22

What is the meaning of "vindictive"

• agree; happen together

• having lost hope or enthusiasm; saddened

• millions, great, large

• showing a strong desire for revenge

What is the meaning of "concur"

• agree; happen together

• millions, great, large

• having lost hope or enthusiasm; saddened

• showing a strong desire for revenge

What is the meaning of "disheartened"

• agree; happen together

• showing a strong desire for revenge

• having lost hope or enthusiasm; saddened

• a piece of music performed by two musicians or singers

What is the meaning of "du"

• two

• agree; happen together

• millions, great, large

• showing a strong desire for revenge

What is the meaning of "mega"

• showing a strong desire for revenge

• two

• showing a strong desire for revenge

• millions, great, large

The player on the receiving end of a hard foul played the rest of game with a ________ motivation.

• disheartened

• vindictive

• concur

• mega

Even after the _______ situation, she willed herself to keep going with hope.

• disheartened

• concur

• vindictive

• mega

He and his teammate _____ that they will do everything possible to win the State Championship.

• disheartened

• concur

• vindictive

• duet

Based on the root word mega, what can you infer the meaning of megaphone in the following sentence?

The disheartened teacher attempted to get the students attention at lunch by using a megaphone.

• an area that includes several large cities

• a device that converts sound waves into an electrical signal

• a funnel shaped device used to make the voice larger (louder)

• a large dinosaur that lived in the jurassic pwriod

Based on the root word du, what can you infer the meaning of duplicity in the following sentence?

They often said one thing and did another; their duplicity was quite repulsive to friends.

• a piece of music performed by two musicians or singers

• exactly like something else, especially through having been copied

• having two differently colored layers or sides

• contradictory doubleness of thought, speech, or action