Q3, Week 5 Vocab Quiz

I. Fill in the Blank manufacture- (verb) to make by hand or by machineabrupt- (adj) sudden and unexpectedcontribute- (verb) To help to cause or bring aboutcorrupt- (adj) evil; dishonest )to break away from honesty)emancipate- (verb) to set free; to lend a hand in freeing someone II. Matching consent (noun) permission for something to happen or agreement to do something controversy (noun) disagreement, often public and heated consequence (noun) result or effect of an action or condition conspicuous (adj) standing out so as to be clearly visible impact (verb) to have a strong effect on someone or something III. Roots -rupt- root that means “break” or “burst”com prefix that means “together, with, in association, thoroughly”ject- root that means “throw”man- root that means “hand IV. Old Vocabulary deprive (verb) to deny someone the use of something conserve (verb) to protect something from harm or destruction pristine (adj) unspoiled, in its original condition Multiple Choice #1- What would be an example of the word "conspicuous"? Getting grounded after getting into trouble at school. Wearing bright clothes when everyone else is wearing dark clothes. Disagreeing over the war in Israel. Your parents allowing you to go on a field trip. Multiple Choice #2: This would be an example of what vocabulary word? "A leader paying people to vote for them. A sheriff who lets his friends off on any crimes. A manager who steals from his company." controversy abrupt contribute corrupt Multiple Choice #3- What would be an example of the word "abrupt"? The rain suddenly turning into snow. Setting people free from slavery. Making the parts of a car in a factory. Picking up litter on the side of the road.